Congratulations to Rita for completing her first backpacking trip. A loop from Obstruction Point, over Grand Pass and then back via the Cameron Creek drainage and Deer Ridge.
Somehow it's finished. I'm spending my last hours in Peru before heading home. It hardly seems like so much time could have passed so quickly. C left this morning early. Her flight departed at 0630 this morning, so she was up and about before 0400 getting ready. I got up for a minute to see her off and went back to bed. That's too early for me. But now I'm up and wandering around Lima by myself for the first time. I walked to el Mercado Central, to Chinatown, aka Barrio Altos and explored the commercial district there for a bit. The market was not very exciting. I was hoping for something like the markets that we saw in other cities but much larger. This is the main city. What I found was much more concrete and modern than I had expected. It was large and square, with the decorative exterior steel grid-work that I think was very popular in the early sixties. There were two levels. Everything was very organized. It was almost like a big Peruvian mall bu...
Hello to my long lost blog. My hiatus has been a real disservice to my vast and loyal readership. I owe you an apology. For all the times you've sat in front of your screen refreshing in the vain hope that a post would reveal itself, I am sorry. It's been thirteen years. That's a lot of refreshes. I was a young man thirteen years ago. I like to think I am still a young man, but young with a hint of middle age. Like a ripe cheese. Mature, but not past due. Since my last post I've moved to California, back to Washington, and back to California again. I've gotten married, and have a sweet 7 year old niece. I don't have any kids of my own, or a dog. Also, no cat. I've become a much better cook. My closest friends are all the same people. Is this helping? I think maybe I'll start blogging. It's sufficiently out of style now, I feel fairly certain that no one will ever read this (if I'm wrong, leave a comm...
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