“What news! how much more important to know what that is which was never old!” —Thoreau
Faux Toes
Note from the year 2017: When I made this, frustration with Blogger caused me
to put my photos on Facebook instead. Then a couple years later, Facebook
rolled out Timeline and I emptied all my photos out of it, not remembering that
I’d pointed to them from this post. So below the original post I’ve tossed in
some of my Costa Rica photos, though I have no idea whether they’re the ones
I had in that album.
Original post
So, I finally got my pictures uploaded. Since I’ve got so many, I’m taking a
break from what I usually do, which is putting them here, and instead I’m going
to send you a link to the Facebook album I made out of them. Facebook assures
me that you can get to the album even if you don’t have a Facebook page, just
by clicking this link: [dead Facebook link].
You may also be interested in this album, which includes pictures of the whale
that I made back in winter: [another dead Facebook link].
And I’ll put one picture straight onto this page. It’s stitched together from a
video of me jumping off the rocks at the chorro, so there are three of me in
it:
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