HeyJaredRoad2Elsewhere by Peter Moore
Not all who wander are lost...they're on the Road2Elsewhere.
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What I Did When I Wasn't Eating Cheese, In France (opens the original)
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THE ANTI-TERRORISM OPERATIVE WAS LOOMING OVER ME as I sat on the ground in the plaza outside of Notre Dame Cathedral. <img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="2125" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!QLhQ!,w_1456,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive
Diamond Michael Scott Live With Peter Moore (opens the original)
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News Update: Cat Care in Sweden (opens the original)
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A PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE FROM THE ROAD2ELSEWHERE and my two Grandcats: Meeko and Royal. Let it henceforth be known that your fiercely independent cat requires more care than you may have been thinking, according to Swedish law. So if they remade the movie Home Alone,
The Heroic Pigeons of Perigord (opens the original)
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THE PAST IS VERY PRESENT here in Nouvelle-Aquitaine, in southwestern France. I myself felt at least 500 years old upon arrival, after a bio-clock-busting flight from Denver, and a back-breaking seven-hour drive to the little village of Monpazier, France. I know. Poor me!The French and British scrapped over this land for a couple of hundred years. There was a woman involved, naturally. Eleanor of Aquitaine (huge tracts of land) triangulated a French king against an English one, married both (sequ
How Dry We Are (opens the original)
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IT FEELS A LITTLE ODD FOR ME TO POST THIS. I’m currently visiting the Dordogne region of France, which is quite a long way from my home state of Colorado. Can these two places coexist in me, at the same time? And yet, they had the same summer here that we had back in the land of the pitiless sun: Hot, hotter, and hottest. Chaude, plus chaude, et le plus chaude. But I’m sure that’s just a coincidence, and that the Earth is not turning into a marshmallow, held to the fire for too long.O
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