by Joy, Feb 27th, 2010
You’ve heard that saying “I know it like the back of my hand”?
I can’t relate. There are so many grooves and furrows and twists and turns that if I was a bug that had to cross that terrain, I would be lost for a long while.
I think the texture and patterns are fascinating. I couldn’t [...]
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by Steve, Feb 6th, 2010
Gotta love those lyrics…
Swingset Chain by Loquat
There’s a playground that we used to run on
The penny-drop that broke her arm
The monkey bars that you fell from
The swingset chain that stuck with my tongue
It’s thirty below and we’re far gone
If you plant yourself here I wouldn’t miss you for long
But then comes the day when you [...]
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by Joy, Jan 26th, 2010
A twenty year old pond is bound to have some problems. This one in Florida has been losing water and is full of slime.
After catching what fish he could, Steve has stepped in to see what the matter is.
He worked hard to get to the bottom of things.
Just a little scrubbing will make this pond [...]
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by Steve, Jan 15th, 2010
Sun comes out and so do we. Joy and I ventured out to visit ‘cenotes’.
Off, by bus, to Cuzamá. Much of the road is one lane, a little tense when trucks or other buses come our way. Once in town and puttering along in a motor powered bike built for three, we are told there [...]
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by Steve, Jan 8th, 2010
We had a good day back out at Uxmal, a ruin full of stone carvings. Many things I had missed before made it well worth the trouble plus Joy had not been there.
Many structures there, seemed to be living spaces. Some rooms I would stick my camera in (dark) and shoot. I could hear the [...]
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by Steve, Jan 7th, 2010
Text by: Anabell Castañeda
Article found at Yucatan Today Magazine, ‘Editorial’ Dec. 15/Jan 14 2010 – www.yucatantoday.com – a wonderful resource for information on Merida and the Yucatan of Mexico.
Today’s Mayas look ahead to December 2012 as a critical point in the history of humanity; and they see time as a variable which has a great [...]
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by Steve, Dec 29th, 2009
Joy and I ventured off to Mayapan, a Mayan ruins site southeast of Merida, hoping to find artwork. We had been told this place was full of it. Thirty minute hike across town, through markets and many people, toward a bus that we read would take us there, we realized our adventure was in the [...]
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