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July 11, 2007
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A few moments of calm
Dale Amon (Belfast, Northern Ireland/Laramie, Wy)  Blogging & Bloggers

At the moment I am sitting at the house of a Physicist and Venture capitalist friend in Connecticut in between jobs north of DC and a trip out to Laramie to push ahead on my latest venture. That is why I have had some time for posting again. These last few weeks on the road have been mad but have had some fun times as well, so I will perhaps do a few travel posts while I have the chance.

If you get the impression that Samidatistas are world travellers... I wonder whatever gave you that idea? ;-)

Comments

Insightful piece, Damon.

Can you post a blurred photo of some boats next time, maybe with a big All Rights Reserved legend underneath in case Getty Images syndicate them without permission?


Posted by a yawning reader at July 12, 2007 09:17 AM

Lucky you - a trip to Laramie. I used to attend conferences at the UofW just to go to Wyoming! Okay the conferences were fun too. There's a great collection of dinosaur paraphernalia in the university museum.


Posted by Millie Woods at July 12, 2007 11:53 AM
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