LeaKy LarRy

It’s cool, I’ll worry about if my boobs get bigger or I have a multiple birth.

2010-04-01T12:40:00.000-07:00

Bill started the HCG diet and reportedly has lost 11 pounds in 2 days. That has to be healthy... We decided to play an April fools joke on bill to give him a little scare. we crafted a fake article published in USA today and linked to it from a fake Drudge Report site. We uploaded it all on to an internal server at work. He had no idea it was fake, but apparently, prolonged impotency, suicidal ideation and death don't really phase Bill Baggins.

His response?

"It's cool. I'll worry about it if my boobs get bigger or I have a multiple birth"

Drudge Report Screenshot

USA Today Screenshot

BOOM!!!!

2008-07-22T07:36:00.000-07:00

Saturday afternoon at the Alpine bike jump...

Cub cub shows us how it is done....

Blake the Ginny Pig...

Larry's first attempt

The bike starts to rust... from Geoff's Urine.

Steven Bruce tries to land on the bike... but face plants instead

Aly P

"I have nothing to live for"
-Blake Sands

Cub Cub number 2

Larry number 2

And what could have happened...

Larry/Aly Random

2008-05-28T23:50:00.001-07:00

Zion National Park

2008-05-28T23:19:00.000-07:00

Did the Angels landing trail on Memorial Day with one Aly Passmore. It was one of the most scenic places I have ever scene. Not sure why I haven't taken advantage of it til now...

Havasupai 2007

2007-10-18T10:30:00.000-07:00

Cubby brought all of together for one big sausage fest in October 2007 in Havasupai....

This was amazing... The video doesn't do it justice, Sean "Sheep Balls" Morris tosses a football off Mooney Falls in Havasupai (196 feet)perfectly to Bret J "The Gobbler" down below all for $40 dollars... It wasn't as cool as the time we tossed the stray dog off, but it was still pretty damn coo.

SQ and BJ attempt to throw a ball to themselves on the rope swing...and of course the greatest natural athlete ever won

Dewey Gaaaaa guunks the hell out of a dirty black banana, peel and all, for $85 dollars. It is obvious that this was not his first time.

The Greek and Tool

Look at this beatness...

Me and the Nephews

Good times in front of Mooney Falls

2007-09-13T08:02:00.000-07:00

Found this article on the Drudge... Pretty sweet.

The 12-week-old macaque - who was abandoned by his mother - was close to death when it was rescued on Neilingding Island, in Goangdong Province.

After being taken to an animal hospital his health began to improve but he seemed spiritless - until he developed a friendship with a white pigeon.

Chicago

2007-08-21T14:30:00.000-07:00

My first trip to Chicago was a lot of fun albeit a slight raping. The Cardinals were surging and the cubs were a .5 game out for first so tickets were going at a premium. We paid $125 a game for bleacher seats... Baseball is definitely not that cool... but it was a lot of fun. Stevo was in rare form hollering at every girl that walked by beat or cute asking them if they wanted to "Board the Naughty Train"????. There was also the annual air show going on in the distance so we had at least 20 flybys. And FlyBys are pret ty much the bomb so that was coo.

Woo Man

2007-08-21T14:21:00.000-07:00

Stevo catches WOO MAN checking out some girls dogs in Chicago....

Riding Llamas

2007-07-29T10:12:00.000-07:00

Random travels set to the soothing sounds of souls of mischief....

2007-07-16T14:46:00.000-07:00

Went to Yosemite to Hike Half Dome with some friends.. Left Fresno at 4 Am started hiking around 6:45. The hike was 8.2 miles one way and took 4 hr. 15 min up and 3 hr 30 min down. check it...

College Trips

2007-04-02T10:25:00.001-07:00

Here are pictures from some trips I took during my college years...

Cocolala and Sandpoint with the James..

Starting in 99 my roomate Triple (grenade) Rigby would take us on annual trips down to Moab and take us down the Colorado river in Duckies and Rafts. I love dominating domers and the room of doom (where Triple actually once found a dead body floating in the water) and seeing Zach Lee James almost drown.

The Cisco Disco where the the other side of this wall is lined with portraits of the backs of peoples heads.

Arches National Park:

Portland to see Blake and Jess (2001):

1 month after 9/11 we got cheap tickets to Portland so Cubby and I went to visit Blake & Jessica. Don't worry that I forgot my ID and still got on the plane with my BYU Id both ways with no problems one month after the twin towers went down.

Caution: Avoid La Centre at all costs...

Seattle for Scotties Wedding:

Lake Powell Trips:
2006

2000

1999 trip to Jackson hole and the snake river..

Random College Pics

2007-02-22T15:47:00.000-08:00

Here is a random assortments of my college years...

Provo Legends Party:

RANDOM OUTINGS:

Ben Harper 2006:

Social Sev...

GT's at Parkway Crossing:

Frisbee Golf:

As a froshy...

Me and The Michelin Man

Sam hall outing:

Cubby won a limo and Jazz tickets for winning the NCAA tourney bracket at work. Pictured Mark, Witney, Brook, G Off

Hiking with balls and Scotty

Halloween
2005 as little boys.

Joseph Canning, Travis, Rawley (1999)

Halloweem (2002) - me, Scotty, Adam, T-skunk and Cubby

2001

Monday Night Bowling (1999)

Old Provo Bakery House (1999 to 2001)- how beat was this place? We used to have competitions on who could do the best trick on the rubber ball... pictured is Chris Rigby and yes he used to drop acid. Big Dic's in honor of my roomate DIC were also a big hit with the local co-eds. My parents were a little concerned when they found this flyer hanging on our fridge.

vEGAS

Blake's Bachelor Party - yes that is a male striper.

LA PATAGONIA -El Calafate - Perito Moreno Glacier

2007-01-17T14:17:00.000-08:00

El Calafate - (January 13th - 16th)

In El Calafate I took a day trip out to the Perito Moreno Glacier. The glacier is said to be the only Glacier in the world that is still moving forward or growing. All other glaciers are moving backwards or I guess I really didn’t even need to mention that since my last sentence explained it. It moves at a pace of about 5 feet a day. It is known for having huge ice breaks (See video, even though it’s not mine…). The last major one was in March 2006 and before that in 2002. I saw a lot of chucks of ice break of and it was very impressive to see. The glacier measures 60 meters high above the water and another 120 meter below. It is as big as the city of Buenos Aires, but I don't really believe that.

It was very interesting/weird that it was completely green all the way up to the glacier. I imagine there are bigger and better glaciers, but I doubt the scenery is anything like this one.

Perito Moreno Glacier PICs

LA PATAGONIA - EL CHALTEN

2007-01-13T12:27:00.000-08:00

El Chalten - (January 13th, 2007)

Before arriving in El Chalten I had heard from several people that the weather was always cloudy and rainy. Apparently you could spend weeks there without seeing Fitz Roy, the famous mountain in El Chalten. I had anticipated staying a couple of days in order to get a glimpse. As it turned out the first day I was there was perfect. There were no clouds and for a majority of the hike up to Fitz Roy I wore short sleeves. The mountain did not disappoint.

The hike took about 3 and a half hours up and 3 hours down. I didn’t have the proper shoes so I ended up getting some pretty gnarly blister. I hiked with 4 other Americans from Southern California. (Joe, Adam, Brandon, and Dio) They were all really cool guys and 3 of them were members of a band called Aeon's Age. So in case they make it big you heard it here first..

After the hike I changed my schedule and left that night for El Calafate. I probably would have stayed longer because there were plenty of more hikes to do, but my feet were hammered and I figured the weather was about to turn bad anyways.

El Chalten and Fitz Roy

La PATAGONIA - RUTA 40

2007-01-12T15:44:00.000-08:00

Ruta 40 - (January 11th & 12th)

Considered the worst rode in Argentina, Ruta 40 stretches north and south along the western border. It took 2 days on a bus to get from Bariloche to El Chalten traveling at an average speed of 45 miles per hour and 13 hours per day. The bus had no air conditioning, no movies and it was very dusty. There was nothing, and I mean nothing, to see the whole time as the pictures will show. The bus driver did throw in some Nirvana and CC and R and got pissed when someone told him to turn it down, so that was cool.

ROUTE 40 PICS

LA PATAGONIA - BARILOCHE

2007-01-11T15:14:00.000-08:00

Bariloche - (January 7-11)

Bariloche is located in the lake district of Argentina. It is a beautiful city (although others say the surrounding cities are nicer) and reminds me a lot of northern Idaho or even Switzerland. It was actually founded by the Swiss (or so they say) so there is some similar architecture. They also pride themselves on their chocolate too. I spoke to some Swiss people that were not impressed with the chocolate or the architecture so I am not sure what my mom would think about it.

The weather was perfect unlike my previous visit in March. I didn’t do much other than work on the internet and take 3 hour horse ride in the mountains. I did meet up with a friend from my Spanish class in Buenos Aires, David from France, and we ended up traveling together for a couple of days.

Bariloche was the starting point for my travels in the Patagonia. Some say it falls within the boundaries of the Patagonia and some say it is just to the north. Whether it is or not I am not sure; I just know it was not as good a gateway into the Patagonia as I had hoped. In order to get to El Chalten, my first stop in the Patagonia, I had to take a 2 day bus ride on a gravel highway known as Ruta 40. If I Could do it all over again I would have just flown into El Calafate and traveled to El Chalten from there. We’ll chalk it up as an experience.

Bariloche PICS

The Jacobs

2007-01-07T13:31:00.000-08:00

This entry is dedicated to Murray Jacobs his successful oral surgery practice for sponsoring me for a week while his family was in town. Micheal Jacobs, my college roommate John's brother, was in town with his mom, Janea and his sister, Rebecca. They invited me to dinner every night as well as a day trip to Colonia, Uruguay and a tengo show. It was a good time and really nice of them.

Tengo Show at La Ventana Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGW5uB_Eydg

Pics

Christmas in Mar Del Plata

2007-01-01T13:04:00.000-08:00

I spend Christmas and News Years in the beach town Mar Del Plata. It is the most popular vacation destination for Argentines, especially at this time of the year. As far as beach towns go, it is pretty run down. I probably would have cut my trip short and spent News Years in another town, had I not met a lot of friends to make my stay enjoyable.

For Christmas, a girl named Rocio, who I met at church, invited me to spend Christmas Eve with her family. In Argentina, Christmas Eve is their Christmas. They celebrated it very similar to us in the States. We had diner, read the Christmas story, and then opened gifts. The family was so nice and it felt at least a little like Christmas, even though I didn’t understand 50 percent of the things being said. Christmas Day on the other hand felt nothing like Christmas. I spend most of the day watching football on my Slingbox in an internet café and of course the Laker/Heat game. .

For New Years, I went to another girls house, named Silvina, to celebrate with her family. We started eating around 10:30, which is the custom here. As an appetizer they fed me cow tongue. I actually thought it was pretty tasty until they revealed what it was. As midnight approached, I kept thinking we would be leaving soon to celebrate New Years in a public place like we do in the U.S. Is didn’t happen. It was just me and the family, including the 85 year grandma who didn’t go to bed until 130. At midnight, all around the city, everyone sets off tons of, what we would consider, illegal fireworks. It was actually really cool to watch. We didn’t end up going out until 3 or so in the morning to an area in the city called Alem.

Christmas day with the Hortal(I might be way off on that one) Family

On the beach with Rocio and friends.

At Silvinias with Maria, Guillermo, Marcos and Silvinia

Trying some really hot Mate with mucha Azucar or course

More Pics.

Unexpected Visitors...

2006-11-15T17:29:00.000-08:00

I went to church this morning and to my surprise ran into my old roommate from college, John Jacobs. I had no idea he was coming to Argentina. He had heard through the grapevine that I was there, but it was definitely a surprise for the both of us. It had probably been 2 years or more since the last time we had seen each other. It really is a small world, as they say....

It was good to catch up and talk about the glory days. We ended up going to a Boca Juniors (the most popular team in Argentina) soccer game that night. It was fun, but I think I liked the River plate game I went to in March.

He and his wife were staying at the Four Seasons Hotel (Apparently post college years have been kinder to him than me) so I took full advantages. I hung out at the four seasons pool for 3 days straight... so I guess I wasn't sweating it.

Here are some pics.....

First Week in Buenos Aires...

2006-10-21T13:20:00.000-07:00

I recently realized that I had been in Argentina for over 6 weeks and I had only taken 3 pictures and, of course, made no journal entries. I figured starting a blog might give me the desire to start keeping better track of my experiences here in Argentina. So here we go as if I had just arrived.

I arrived on a rainy Saturday, October 14th, 2006 to Buenos Aires. Previous to arriving I met a girl named Juli on the internet who offered a bed to me in her apartment until I established myself. All she wanted in return was some pancake syrup and batter. By the end of my stay it was apparent she wanted something else... and I am not talking about breakfast food. Let's get back to that in a second.

She was out of town when I arrived so she left her keys with a friend who then gave them to me. Without ever meeting me she let me stay in her apartment for a couple of days until she arrived. It is amazing how trusting and nice and/or crazy some people are. I can't imagine ever doing the same for someone I had never met or knew so little about. Granted the place was so broke down. Probably the biggest dive I have ever stayed in. Apart from her bed cover that looked like see had skinned Cookie Monster and put it on her bed, there wasn't much I could have stolen. I lasted a week there, somehow, someway. On the last day of my stay I got an email from my dad saying that he had a bad feeling about me staying there and that I needed to find a hotel asap (his treat). Normally, I feel my parents worry to much, but this was music to my ears. I left that day and found a studio apartment to rent out right next to the Plaza San Martin. Although a small raping ($600 a month), it was a nice place and centrally located. I stayed there until the 1st of December.

Some Pics of my Apartment

Inside Studio

View From Balcony

Adam and Chelsie Arrive

2006-10-20T17:54:00.000-07:00

Adam and Chelsie arrived a week into my trip and I was happy to have them. You always meet plenty of people traveling, but it is hard to find good friends with whom you are completely comfortable, like I am with Adam & Chelsie.

We had some good times together. We frequented the the movie theaters Monday through Wednesday when movies were a mere 9 pesos ($3). Most of the movies are in English with Spanish subtitles. We told ourselves it was studying because we would read the subtitles while watching the movies, but looking back I am not sure it helps that much. A weekly, if not bi-weekly trip to Grants (Argentinas answer to the Rio Buffet in Vegas) was a tradition. The cost of Lunch was 5 dollars and dinner 7. It really is the as good, if not better, than any Vegas buffet and it is so cheap. Their dessert spread might possibly the best assortment of sweats ever assembled.

We tried a couple of Spanish schools out and couldn't find one that suited us so we ended finding a private tutor on Craigs List. Her name was Andrea. She traveled an hour each way to teach us in Adam & Chelsie's apartment. We paid her $6 dollars an hour between the three of us. That sounds pretty cheap, but she wasn't the best teacher in the world. She is one of those people that thinks that medication is bad and that all things can be cured naturally. Apparently she had something against wearing bras and shaving her pits too. She was really nice, but we only lasted 2 weeks.

Adam and Chelsie left for Bariloche around the 25th of November. They have since moved back to Houston. I was planning on spending Christmas with them so it was sad to see them go.

PICS

In the Train on the way to el Tigre.
After a night in San telmo with Julietta

New York with Ray

2006-10-14T19:52:00.000-07:00

Had to go to New York for work and Ray came along. I've been there three times now so I am more or less a local.....

Highlights included:

-The David Lettermen show. We got the best seats in the house after following Tirza's advice to be overly enthusiastic while waiting in line. The guests were horrible (Mad TV john madden, X to Z - exhibit and some beat chick), but it was still a lot of fun. We made the big screen twice for a couple of seconds so we are more or less celebrities now.

- Ray going out by himself and singing karaoke. Who does that?

Havasupai

2006-09-17T18:51:00.000-07:00

Met up with Cub and Amanda in Vegas and then took of Havasupai, Arizona. I had been wanting to go for years and it did not disappoint. If you have never been there, it is somewhere south of the Grand Canyon. You hike in for ten miles and then once you get to Havasupai you start to see this unnaturally blue water. Apparently it comes from lime deposits or I might have just made that up. But it is really sweet. There are tons of waterfalls, pools to swim in, drunk In-gins, and stray mutts to toss over the waterfalls...

By the end of the trip we were pretty beat with blisters, hernias etc, so we ended up just taking a helicopter out for $80 bucks each. It was pretty cool to see the canyon.

Here is the short video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tASw-0qNaJk

The pictures don't do it justice, but you will get the idea....

Cubby and I looking hella gay... but did we have tan lines??? no; so I guess were not sweating it...

Iguazu Falls

2006-03-01T17:09:00.000-08:00

Here are some pics of my trip to Iguazu Falls in Febuary of 2006:

See Video: Iguazu Falls

Upper Falls

Lower Falls

Argentina with Stevo

2006-02-25T13:53:00.000-08:00

Stevo and I had a bunch of Skymile credit saved up so we decided to take a little trip down to Argentina. Stevo had been there previously on a 6 week trek through South America a couple of years back and really enjoyed it. Since he had already been I decided to go a week earlier and see some of the sites he had already visited. It was to be my first time traveling abroad by my lonesome. In the past I always felt that it would be so boring, but it was actually pretty fun and I didn't mind it at all.

I arrived in Buenos aires via Atlanta on Feb 24th of 2006. My first impression of the city was that it was dirtier than I had anticipated. I envisioned it being more modern and more European. While there are some very nice parts to the city, it is hard to imagine that just 5 years earlier, before the economy crashed, it was the 3rd most expensive city in the world. Upon arrival in the city I found an internet cafe and started searching for a hostel. None of the hostels in Lonely Planet book where vacant so I just walked around until I found one. I ended up staying at the Clan Hostel near the Plaza de Mayo. It was one of the dirtier establishments I had ever seen and it definitely worth the meager 7 dollar a night fee. I ended up getting sick because of all the smoke in the hostel. The illness lasted the whole 2 weeks I was in Argentina and put a damper on my vacation.

The next day I took a walking tour of the city. The Casa Rosa (pink house)--their equivalent to the white house-- was pretty beat. Pretty sure their president is not working out of that place.... I really enjoyed the Recoleta Cemetary. It is my favorite place in Buenos Aires by a long shot. It is kinda creepy, but very cool...

From Buenos I flew to Iguazu for 2 nights. You actually can do the trip in a day, but I thought I would need more time. Iguazu ranks as one of the coolest places I have ever been. Probably second behind Machu Pichu. It was really amazing and the pictures don't quite do it justice. The weather was perfect.

I came back to Buenos Aires to meet Stevo. We had arranged to meet at our hotel at a certain time. He was was about 6 hours late when he finally arrived. Apparently his plane had made an emergency landing in Colombia. All the passengers were told they would have to stay the night. Stevo went crazy because the only reason he was coming down was to see U2 in concert that night. He caused a huge fuss and so they let him board another plane. We made it to the concert. It was pretty cool, and I thought I was going to die during the first couple of songs being on the field, but let's admit it, concerts are beat.

The next night we went to a River Plate game. Besides Boca Juniors, River Plate is the most popular soccer team in Buenos Aires. We got the best seats in the house for about $15. It was a lot of fun to see the drunk fans chant the whole game. The fans there are way crazier than any fans in the states. The opposing team fans were seated in a fenced of area with security guards surrounding the perimeter. After the game the opposing fans were let out 10 minutes before anyone else was allowed to leave.

Next we left to Mar Del Plata. We met a pimp named Larry on the plane was an American who owned a private beach in the city. We spent some time on his beach, but other than that Mar Del Plata wasn't the greatest place... the weather was bad so we spend a lot of time in the casino
playing the Argentine version of blackjack where the dealer only gets one card until the very end. Almost impossible to win considering Argentines are the worst blackjack players in the world (they loooove splitting 10's). We also spent a fine evening at Sobre Monte and some and nice Peter Centera in the taxi....

Bariloche was our final stop in Argentina. The weather was bad again and I was really sick so it wasn't that memorable. It was beautiful though and reminded me of Switzerland. We took a tour on the lake (rained the whole time). The next day went to the famous Llao Llao hotel and ate lunch as well as a round of golf...

Pics of the trip.

Bariloche

Recoleta Cemetery

U2 concert in Buenos Aires

River Plate Soccer Game

Iquasu (see Iquasu Blog for more pics)

From the Plaza San Martin

Zoolander

2006-02-02T11:09:00.000-08:00

UvSc sHoOt - How beat do I look?

Weddings

2005-04-02T15:26:00.000-08:00

CUB AND AMANDA:

Goff , Smity, Blake, Cubby, Jarom, Blank and me

ADAM & CHELSIE

G off, Larry, Stevo, MO

Uncle Larry's/my kids

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Franky

Blake and Jess

Scotty Brown and Jules

Tirza And Dave

Rawley and Mitona

Turkey, Greece, Macedonia

2002-06-17T13:51:00.000-07:00

In the summer of 2002 I went on a 3 week trip to

Greece

Turkey

and

Macedonia

with Adam. Dennis hooked me up with another buddy pass so I wasn't really sweating it.

We had a day layover in New York and Cubby and his girlfiend happened to be there so we toured the city with them. It was my first time in New York so it was a bonus for me...

Central Park...

at Ground Zero...

We landed in Paris and then went our separate ways to Greece. Adam fly directly there and I took the over night train to Venice and then flew from there. We met up in Athens at my sister's good friend's house, Jessica. Jessica was working for the Olympic committee and had a nice pad. We did the normal touristy things in Athens. Saw the Parthenon and the Acropolis, checked out all the olympic sites etc etc.. Highlights: 4 of us getting stuck in the miniature elevator for 30 min , until the navy seal guy saved us, going to the "party of the century" and it being the biggest bust ever.

Santorini, Greece - A really cool island that has its own beauty. Santorini is essentially what has been left from an enormous volcanic explosion. All the homes and mantic couple than 2 low budget travelers, but it was still a fun place for us. We rented scooters and toured the island which was wellbuildings on the island are white with blue rooftops. The island also features black sand beaches. The island caters more toward ro worth the money...

EOS, Greece - After Santorini we took a fiery to the Eos. Nothing really special about this island. Not sure why we choose it. The highlight was when the drunk European slipped by the pool and fell while telling all the Israelis that he was the chosen people.

Rhodes, Greece - From Eos we took a fiery to Rohodes. Rhodes has been famous since antiquity as the site of Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It still has midevil ramparts that surround the city that are still in great condition.

Cappadocia, Turkey (see video) - One of the most remarkable places I have ever been...After the eruption of Mt. Erciyes about 2000 years ago, the volcanic deposits formed soft rocks in the Cappadocia Region. People of Goreme, at the heart of the Cappadocia Region, realized that these soft rocks could be easily carved out to form houses, churches, monasteries.

Cappadocia contains several underground cities, largely used by early Christians as hiding places before they become a legitimate religion. We went to one that went 9 stories underground...

ISTANBUL - don't remember too many of the specifics. We only stayed for a day. I remember there were a lot mosques. We took a tour on the river of the whole city. Apparently the river breaks Istanbul into 2 parts; the European side and the Asain side. I may have just made that up....

The Hagia Sofia and the Blue Mosque were the highlights of Istanbul.

Hagia Sophia (Greek: Holy Wisdom), now known as the Ayasofya Museum, was an early Christian Church and later an Eastern Orthodox church which was transformed into a mosque in 1453 by the Turks, and converted into a museum in 1935.

The Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Turkish: Sultanahmet Camii) is a mosque in Istanbul, the largest city in Turkey and the capital of the Ottoman Empire (from 1453 to 1923). The mosque is famously known as the Blue Mosque for the blue tiles adorning the walls of its interior.

On our way to Macedonia.... We took a 16 hour bus ride from Istanbul through Bulgaria. At the start of the trip I noticed I didn't have any foot space because someone had stuffed a bag of cigarettes under the chair. I tried to move them, but stopped when I noticed a guy running his finger across his throat and looking straight at me. At the border they made Adam and I smuggle the cigarettes across the border in our baggage as well as several other passengers on the bus. So that's coo.

Macedonia chicks are surprisingly hot and their teeth weren't too jacked up.... We spend a day or 2 in at lake Ohrid, but I can't seem to find any photos....

Crossing back into Greece from Macedonia proved to be a little bit tricky. I don't remember the details really (maybe it was cheaper), but we ended up taking the bus to the border and then walking across into Greece and to the next town (which was at least 10 miles away. We started thumbing it and the only person that would pull over was a tractor driver....

In the town near the border (can't remember the name) we couldn't find a hotel so we ended up buying pool rafts and sleeping in the park. We didn't have any blankets or sleeping bags so it was pretty damn cold.

Meteora was one of the highlights of the trip. Check out the history at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteora. In a nutshell there were about 20 monasteries built in the 14th century on the top of really shear rocks. It order to get to the top the monks sent down baskets and pulled people up. Pretty cool...

Machu Pichu

2001-01-25T13:50:00.000-08:00

In 2001, Cubby and I took a week of from our school in January to hike the Inca trail to Machu Pichu. It still ranks as my favorite trip of all time.

Pics

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The Mish...

1999-06-02T15:55:00.000-07:00

World Cup 1998

Toulon (Aug - Sept 1998)

Antibe Area (Oct 1997- Jan 1998)

Around Martigue

Castre (Feb. - May 1998)

La Provence:

Avignon (May -Sept 1998)

Le pont D'avignon (Palais Des Papes in the background..)

My Last City - Marseille (January 1999 - June 1999)