E.M. Forster: The so-called white races are really pinko-grey
It’s that time again, the latest playdate with the Ailsa travel blogging network. . . every Friday, like clockwork. This time we’re looking at ways across the river or other bodies of water; I just hope no one posts a photo of Jeff Bridges. . .
We start in one of the most desolate places in Mexico to go hiking–though you can go by pony instead–a deep chasm with only one way across. . .
A similar spectacle, albeit not nearly as remote, on the Washington-Oregon border, otherwise known as the Land of Multomah. . .
An Amsterdam icon
And we’ll end at the Huntington Library, with selections from the Chinese and Japanese gardens, including the famous half-moon bridge that is no longer painted this bright beautiful color. . .
{And a portion of the previous. . .}
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These are all wonderful illustrations!
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Thank ya kindly, ma’am.
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last one, very Japanesish….
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Yep, Japanese Gardens at Huntington Library in Los Angeles. It’s where they filmed Memories of a Geisha.
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didn’t know I was SOOOO clever 🙂
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I’m enabling you. . . ;o)
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Interesting mix!
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Diversity is my fourth middle name! ;o)
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A great series!
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I’m just glad I didn’t fall off in the middle! ;o)
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