Map by Bryan Hemming
Map by Bryan Hemming
Daily Writings About The End Of Illusions
To write about my memories, past and present
An exploration into understanding the complexities of the Chemical Age, the Synthetic Chemical Revolution, and the toxins that impact us all
singer, songwriter, poet & writer of The Singer's Tale
Une fois. Encore.
Public interest issues, policy, equality, human rights, social science, analysis
Hold your verve
hypnotist collector
More Coyotes than Wolves
My journey into sketching and drawing in and around Jimena de la Frontera, Andalucia
Where mainstream media fears to tread
Gene Logsdon Memorial Blogsite
Art, music, books, history & current events
A life in a photobooth.
PHOTOGRAPHY - FOTOGRAFIE
En sintonía con la realidad
A blog full of humorous and poignant observations.
Notes on Seeing, Reading & Writing, Living & Loving in The North
Scottish Doctor, author, speaker, sceptic
Pedersen's Last Dream 
My desktop calendar for Monday , April 28, 2014 has a photo of large fishery cabins on a pier. Behind is sheer, high mountain. I went to Google to learn more about this unique place. The calendar is labeled, 1000 places to visit before you die. Hope you get to go to the Lofoten Islands. Earl Fuller, Sardis Lake, Mississippi, USA.
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The desk top calendar 1000 PLACES TO SEE BEFORE YOU DIE showed a photo of Lofoten Islands on Monday, April 28, 2014. I went to Google to see more photos of the area. Earl Fuller.
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When I was a boy, my Norwegian Great Uncle Lorenz used to send us a calendar from Norway every year. I remember looking at the photos time and time again. On seeing The Lofotens, I promised myself I would definitely travel to the very north of Norway to see them, along with Hammerfest, where my grandfather was born, and where some of my relations still live. This blog is partly dedicated to that journey, as well as the final draft of the novel that was born from some of my experiences.
If you haven’t done so already, you might like to read The best hostel in the world. It’s in three parts, and the hostel is well worth a visit when you finally get to the Lofotens, which you must.
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