A Sunday

Published: March 30th 2008Asia » Japan » Hyogo » Kobe
February 28th 2008

...but the corner of a funky building (see Harbourland Skyline shot)

Dear All,

Keeping ones' collective heads down to squirrel away every spare yen has been the year's prime activity. Having lately been inundated with correspondence lamenting the dearth of travelblogs, the following temporary measure will have to suffice- these are from almost the last time the lady and I were blessed with synchronised time off, some time in the first half of February.

However, I am pleased to garrulously offer tidings of having very recently returned from a trip to Hiroshima- news and views to follow anon. Furthermore, the Sakura season is on the verge of exploding, those little blossoms coyly dipping their toes in the sunshine. And subsequently the small matter of officially hitching ourselves together will take place in six weeks. Brace yourselves yourselves for a blog blizzard in the almost near future...

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