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Destination: Blanca Peak, Colorado
Okay. I haven’t finished the Alaska trip. This is an interlude in that story. Last week’s destination: Blanca Peak, a 14,345 foot mountain in Colorado’s Sangre de Cristo Mountains. It is the 4th highest mountain in Colorado. I flew to … Continue reading
Road Trip Alaska: Part II, Tutka Bay
Destination: Tukta Bay … It is off Kachemak Bay, which is where Homer, Alaska is situated. Homer is some 222 miles south of Anchorage on the Kenai Peninsula. The photo here is of Kachemak Bay and Tutka Bay hidden in … Continue reading
Road Trip Alaska: Part I, The Arrival
In the olden days (as recently as last year), a person could fly American Airline from San Francisco to Anchorage, Alaska direct. If you can do it today, it is a mystery to me how one does it. This trip, … Continue reading
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The May Road Trip
Okay. I went on hiatus for a while. Didn’t write anything after landing in California. Just read, ate, walked the dogs, ran in the canyon. However, I had to get to CA, which was managed by driving from St Louis … Continue reading
Life Without the Internet or Mobile Phone Service
It was only 6 nights, but… Arrived at The Cabin, which is west of I 25 between Denver and Colorado Springs, around 15:15, Sat May 21 (Judgment Day). Temperature outside was around 67. Inside around 52. The Cabin was built … Continue reading
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Seasonal Shift
The seasons have changed in Missouri. Snow and threatening frosts a month ago, now humidity, rain and flooding. The Vacuous Minx made note of the shift the other day, and I thought I would follow up on her observations (found … Continue reading
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The Dogs of India and the Tollygunge Club in Particular
On past visits to Mumbai, I do not recall a lot of dogs in hanging out on the streets. Rajasthan, on the other hand, was great for dogs. They were all over Rajasthani cities, soaking up the heat of the … Continue reading
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Mumbai’s Crawford Market
I like open markets. I discovered them as a teenager living in England. The first one I came to know well was the Cambridge Market and when in London at odd times I would rise before the sun and go … Continue reading
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Contrasts in Luxury
I am logging in from Chicago, where I am comfortably ensconced in the Sofitel on E. Chestnut. I recommend it highly. It is a stark contrast to last weekend in the amenities offered but not in the luxury it offers … Continue reading
California Interlude
A break in the semester has arrived. I was more than ready for some time without “noise.” The Wife flew off to Bombay and I came to California hoping to be rejuvenated a bit. Part of the process involves simply … Continue reading