RAMBLINGS

RAMBLING MIND SO LONG PERU AND WHERE TO FROM HERE

Well today we find ourselves locked in for, what seems like, our second year. However time is passing and we have had no indication that we have caught THE VIRUS. I can only hope it passes soon, although I am now not all that certain. Food supplies are holding out, I’m using toilet paper like a madman, and I have found a new obsession, my blog. I think I hit a high of 7 readers, although that could have been Deysi signing in multiple times.

She may be afraid that I will quit and end up back underfoot, so she bulks up the numbers. For the first few days of this blog, I have been filling it up mainly with stories and memories from Peru during my first travel there in the late 70’s. I do this because some of my first international experiences shaped the traveller I was to become in later years. However I am soon going to pass thru the initial Peru phase and start describing events and stories from our journeys subsequent to leaving Peru. I am sure many of you have now tired of my blather about Peru, Peru, Peru. You will now get some relief.

Also I will no longer publish a rant every day. I have in the first few days but found I was getting extremely wound up each time I broached one of my “favourite” pet peeves. And with nowhere to release my pent up anger and frustration, I found that Deysi’s cat was more and more in danger of a good whuppin! I will try to limit my rants to once or twice a week, unless something really gets up my nose and it needs to be vented urgently. Today I am adding an extra story and some more images for you viewing enjoyment. Don’t worry I will not run out, if that is what you are thinking. We took upwards of 56,000 photos during our trips. Next up, tomorrow is Japan.

Kumamoto Japan 1983. One hour north of where we worked in Omuta. These castles were dotted all over Japan much like the castles in the UK. They were exceptionally beautiful and full of history and art. I loved them.

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