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The sweet love triangle
... there not believing and all. I mean I've been to the church before, but taking an interest in a friend's religion feels a lot more respectful than spying around as a tourist.
So then we walked up the mountain -hill- and had an amazing view from there. Then we walked to the cross, which, according to the Australian guy, was only a 5 minute walk. It was a half an hour walk, uphill, on russian super speed (Maria ran into some friends who had a deadline to go somewhere ...
Taking flight
My first trip to the Azores and I am feeling very anxious and excited. Anxious, because I am traveling with complete strangers, all of whom are in the travel industry, on an airline I am not familiar with, SATA Airlines. I've been in the travel business for over 13 years now, and this is my first FAM trip. I'm traveling with company called Alitours, based in Toronto, and ...
Toronto in a day
... free samples of beer. Then we visited a nearby fish market and shared a seafood orzo platter. From there we met up with Derek at the Bier Markt. I tried a beer from Sweden, Sri Lanka and then one I was familiar with from Belgium. Of course we over indulged on food with a kilo or mussels, six mini burgers, fondue, fries, etc.
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A farewell to Canada.... For now!
... us). Ahh, just like watching the AFL. At times the game does get a bit boring during slow breaks but for the most part we found it very entertaining. Can see how people get obsessed with Baseball statistics thats for sure.
Our last day in Toronto we drove down to check our Niagara Falls. We were both super impressed by the falls, it was nice to sit in the spray on another stinking hot day in Toronto, with the mercury pushing 35degC+ it was a blessing. ...
You Say Hello and I Say Goodbye
... Aurobindo on the Evolution of Consciousness. Highly improvised yet guided through expressing various feelings and interactions, the group had everyone at the Rex attentively listening to the musical explorations of the sextet. The second set served as a tribute to the late great John Coltrane, with music from his 'late period'. Coltrane was very much interested and influenced by Indian music and approached much of ...
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