The family story is
that I went on my first camping trip when I was all of a few months old and
I’ve been at it ever since. I’m retired now and have more time to pursue the
blue lines, as William Least Heat Moon called them, wander museums and
monuments, get in some hiking and just plain chill. So, though it smells
suspiciously like Delusions of Grandeur, that grand old dame of scents only the
wearer enjoys, I thought I’d try this blog thing out. (Besides, it might come
in handy some day for reliving the glory days if my future holds a failing
memory.)
The fact is I’ve been retired for nearly two years now and
already have several trips written up and ready to post. So fair warning to
anyone who might feel the tug of temptation at the thought of my home base
being vacant while I’m irresponsibly rambling around the countryside elsewhere;
I won’t be posting trip reports while I’m actually on the road, I’ll be saving them
up and posting them with gusto from the comfort of my dining table. If that
sounds like just a little bit of paranoia – well – maybe, but I prefer to think
of myself as careful instead, it saves on the cost of therapy.
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