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Dance, dance, dance
Dancing brings joy to everyone. It is great that you saw the dancers and could alert others. Why was it not well advertised? I can see the attraction of coming to Woodland Park. I laughed when you asked about the cookies but in Colorado it is likely that they were something else.

How Wonder to See!
Thanks for your posting on seeing the Morris Dancers - we saw our first ones in Rochester, UK a few years ago and whenever we hear that they are in an area, we always try to see them - quite a sight to see and to listen to - thanks again - sounds like you had a wonderful time

Fun
Looks like lots of fun at this event! I bet the atmosphere was great.

Ricks Camino
Bob I read you comments early on, and appreciate your advise. I am 18 days into my Camino and am suffering from severe shin splint on my left leg, leaving it swollen and painful with every step. I searched back to your Camino and related to your comments about your motivation to walk and what a "true Pilgrim" is. People walk the Camino for personal reasons and I see no room for judgement on "how" you walk. I am not staying in Auberges, not carrying a 25lb pack, just a 12lb day pack and really enjoy the solitude. My point is, weighing my options right now as to, walk on this injury or take a bus for a few days was weighing heavy on my mind, as not walking would be considered "giving up" and not being a "true Pilgrim". Resting the injury for a day or two seems OK now, thanks to your comments. The Camino has been everything I had hoped for far and I will continue, and thanks to your comments guilt will not be part of the load I will carry.

You had my attention at Broncos
Steelers? What is wrong with you! Don't say that out loud they may run you out of Colorado. (smile) At least you've realized now what your training sessions need to look like to allow you to be successful in Norway. I know you will be fine...but you've got some walking a head of you. From my perspective you've learned two things. 1. camino angels are every where 2. Always, always, always take reminders from Linda. :) We are proud of what you accomplished last year and know your will and determination will take you on this next journey. Enjoy the process. Remember to have fun training.

PHots
Great lesson and the photos are great. Thanks for sharing.

Inspiring!
Your blog entries are always so inspiring! Even all the trips you are pondering taking make me thing, wow, I want to go, let alone the trips you ultimately decide to go on.

Amazing tale
The first time I have read your early posts. Excellent that your parents wrote such detailed letters. Having just returned from Tibet this is especially interesting.

Dalat School Reunion
What a fantastic gathering Bob. That so many travelled from so wide and far to be there...the best being so many. That you were able to reminisce with old class mates, house parents from various locales and your old school that came together in wartime is very special indeed. I guess the best bit for you is that you went to the trouble to attend and thus have such special shared memories. Well done!

A sweet reminiscence!
Bob, It must have been great to catch up! Your hair looks perfectly fine after the haircut (or may be hairdo...you didn't tell the truth!!) Margie was definitely lucky after the engine failure. I gather it must have been a single engine Cessna type! By the way, how did Linda got back home after seeing you off at the airport, because you parked the car for 4 days in the airport. Last, but not the least...Good luck with the $200 voucher from the airline! Please tell me next year if you have received it or not! LOL