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- I Have Wandered to the Limits of my Understanding
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- New Bedford: Was That Ishmael Across the Street?
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- I Need Blogging Advice
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- Constraints and Creativity
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- Not the Top 10, but Definitely the First 10
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- Land-Ho! Finished Moby-Dick!
- U.S. Pours Gasoline on the Iraq Fire
- The Sperm Whale Will Stand no Nonsense
- Spider-man 3: Peee-yeew.
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About Me
- Harry
- I bike hundreds of days a year on paved roads, dirt roads, and singletrack. My wife, Emily, and I—along with Poncho, the Wonder Dog—hike, camp, and wander New England farm fields. I've been adventuring since my first bike tour in 1980, and living in New England for 21 years (and am still not a "local").
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For those interested, the painting is by Alfred Gabali, a German who hid from the Nazis during WWII and immigrated to the U.S. in 1950.
And what dreams! The turmoil of the open seas, the salty spray of the ocean, the skies full of foreboding -- and a ship! I know the actuality was often less than pleasant, but romanticized it's quite appealing!
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