Not to compete with the rock climbing in Hell’s Gate in Kenya, there was a mountain excursion in the San Francisco Bay Area, a leisurely (on a very cold but beautiful day) to the top of Mt. Diablo. Very spectacular, and although we drove up the mountain, stopping to see the views every so often, …
Napa in the Spring
What visit to Northern California would be complete without a visit to Napa? Beautiful countryside, delightful friends, and a splendid day out.Guy St. Clair – Andrew Berner – Dale and Debi Stanley enjoying a good time together, with Guy and Andrew very grateful to Dale and Debi for their splendid California hospitality.
The Catsup Tower
And while San Francisco is famous for some of its towers – Transamerica, Coit, the supports of the two suspension bridges, etc., the city may one day be more famous for its catsup tower. While visiting a friend’s garage recently, one’s eye alights on a packing box labeled: “Catsup Tower.” Yes, you read that right, …
Brussels – Geneva – New York – San Francisco (2)
So the connection here is a little stretched, since it has been three weeks since I left Geneva (and a little more since I left Brussels) but I’ll do what I can.Back to New York to work at the U.N., catch up with some friends (not too many – too busy and the time too …
Brussels – Geneva – New York – San Francisco
A blog is, I suppose, something of a diary – and particularly a travel diary for people who move about a lot – when one does interesting things. But sometimes we get caught up in the mundane and don’t get to post what or when we want to post, which I seem to recall is …
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