Yeah. I've always tried to keep good travelogues because I knew I'd be looking back at those times someday with faded memories. It's tough, tho, because you have to balance enjoying those times in the moment, while recording enough info (photos, notes, details) to base the travelogue on.
Reading the travelogue, the part I elided included having lunch on a marble planter at the base, girl watching. Beset by aggressive sparrows, I apparently held some lemonade in my straw and spewed it at one.
Very sorry about the loss of photos. I hope you didn't lose too many, knowing your many interesting trips lately. And, of course, at least the Summit ones can be found on the CD-ROMs.
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Date: 2007-10-15 02:40 pm (UTC)Reading the travelogue, the part I elided included having lunch on a marble planter at the base, girl watching. Beset by aggressive sparrows, I apparently held some lemonade in my straw and spewed it at one.
Very sorry about the loss of photos. I hope you didn't lose too many, knowing your many interesting trips lately. And, of course, at least the Summit ones can be found on the CD-ROMs.