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Tibet No 3 © 2011 . All rights reserved.

Tibet Remembered

It has been almost 5 years since I was in Tibet. A surplus of time in front of the computer today prompted me to go back over some old shots from that trip. Two things occurred to me. I really … Continue reading

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Gumbo Z’Herbes

Lent is upon us. For many in south Louisiana that means some sort of fast. Traditionally, one tasty way of coping with the abstinence of Lent is Gumbo Z’Herbes or Green Gumbo. Often, meat is omitted from this lovely soup, … Continue reading

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Chisinau? Never heard of it.

  Tuesday, September 30, 2008 Train from Chisinau, Moldova to Bucharest, Romania I was dreading this train ride like an amputation. We have had some wonderful train trips on this excursion but we have also had some ghastly ones. It … Continue reading

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Sleeper Cars, Sailing Ships, Dragons and Mermaids

  Sunday, September 28, 2008 Moscow-Chisinau Train Number 47, Wagon 11, Seat 25 15 Hours on a Train The mist is just beginning to burn off of the pumpkin fields outside of the window of our 8:38AM train from Kiev, … Continue reading

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Get Out Your Kopeks Because This is Ukraine

  Friday, September 26, 2008 K Largo Bar, vul Yaroslaviv Val 22, Kiev, Ukraine Sunshine “My chief would like for me to tell you that you are drinking three-hundred year old beer and that in Ukraine we are proud of … Continue reading

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Easting by iPod and Debit Card

  Tuesday, September 23, 2008 A Train from Krakow to Lviv, Ukraine, Car 27, Passenger Compartment 6 Polish Nuns Quietly Talking in the next Berth Lewis and Clark had their muskets and sextants and we have a high-powered, handheld computer … Continue reading

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9 Kilometers East of Head Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, Alberta, Canada

  Monday, July 28, 2008 We have many miles to go, relatives to collect and off-puttingly named microbrews to drink (Daniel likes the Moose Drool, really he does). We drove through Canadian customs at the Port of Paegan and have … Continue reading