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| South Besar, Perhentian Besar, Malaysia; photo by jpatokal |
Undulating Biophilic Farmhouse in India
1 day ago
Monday, August 1, 2011
On Vacation
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Well, we are heading out the door in a few hours for a week in a tropical paradise. I will fill you all in when we get back from the Perhentian Islands in Malaysia. Until then rest assured our good friend John will be taking care of the house, garden and livestock.
Just a little creative outlet for a poor Minnesota boy who found himself with a wife, three kids, two goats, a dog, two cats, house and hobby farm in Japan. Don't really know how it happened, but I like it :)
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Wow... that's really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYes, it really is beautiful. Thanks for the comment Kaylyn! Welcome to my corner of Japan!
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