Recently I’ve discovered podcasts and one that I particularly like is Radiolab. According to their own website Radiolab is: …where sound illuminates ideas, and the boundaries blur between science, philosophy, and human experience. Big questions are investigated, tinkered with, and encouraged to grow… The style is something you will either love or loathe – personally, […]
Also tagged guatemalaA few scattered impressions of my first couple of days in Guatemala.
Also tagged guatemalaI soon got the chance to check my theory that the south of Spain and Campeche have a great deal in common. Not everyone is lucky enough to have a fairy godmother but I am blessed with two of them and Camilla has a house in Spain, where we spend a week in the sun.
Also tagged (dis)continuities, food, mexico, off cycleThe Yucatan’s villages are impoverished, but lively, and the inhabitants some of the friendliest and most generous people I have come across in a nation of friendly and generous people.
Also tagged mexicoCuba is hard to come to grips with – everything from the graffiti to buying food makes little sense.
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