Culture and Travel [1403.20]
(this article first appeared in our 2010 holiday newsletter)
After exotic travels in recent years,
we stayed totally within the United States in 2011.
A trip in October took us in a huge loop through much of California and a
bit of western Nevada.
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Mildly Interesting [1403.17]
I just returned today from 5 nights in Las Vegas with Dave's mom, dad,
and sister Joyce. Dave and I are not big gamblers, and basically go
to have a good time catching up with the family. On this trip I was
a luckier than usual.
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Home and Gear [1403.11]
I like cauliflower, but it's a bit monotonous to eat a whole head steamed.
I also wanted a way to use some of the 3 pounds of salmon you typically end
up with when you buy fresh salmon at Costco.
So
I came up with this recipe for salmon cauliflower chowder.
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Culture and Travel [1403.07]
(this article first appeared in our 2010 holiday newsletter)
Prior to flying to Rapa Nui (Easter Island), we stopped over in
Santiago, Chile’s capital, as well as the port city of Valparaiso, about
an hour and a half northwest of Santiago.
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Culture and Travel [1403.06]
(this article first appeared in our 2010 holiday newsletter)
Easter Island (Polynesian name Rapa Nui) is one of the world’s most remote
inhabited places, located about 2200 miles west of
Santiago, Chile. It is shaped like a right triangle
with an extinct volcano at each vertex.
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Culture and Travel [1403.05]
(this article first appeared in our 2010 holiday newsletter)
In July we went to see a total eclipse of the sun. Yes, another one! But this
truly was one we could not miss, as it passed over Easter Island, home to the
mysterious moai (huge stone carvings of human heads).
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