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Oct 15, 2004 - 2:06 pm
Hi everyone!!!! I mailed a bunch off recently and have a few more to send but you should expect them any day now...those of you outside the US, I have no idea how long it will take. I mailed them all priority mail.... Susana and Brenda, your will be mailed shortly!!!!
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Lisa, I received mine today too. Thanks so much. My son took one, I did and my daughter took one and took the youth for her son. My husband said, "where's mine?" LOL. If you have an extra one, I'd appreciate one more, If you don't thats fine. Don't want to be greedy. By the way, your story and pictures of the pets were amazing. I loved it. I want a book when you publish it, with your personal authograph. Never known a writer before. Well, again, thanks alot for the bracelets.
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I received my bracelets yesterday. Thank you so very much. I enjoyed your's and scout's letters.
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IT is always easy to be wise about other people's lives, as a casual reading of the agony-aunt columns shows. But we cannot truly know what drives character, motive and narrative in the unfolding of any human drama.
The case of Sara Keays and her daughter Flora has been in the public realm for more than 18 years now, and resurfaced yesterday once again with enhanced publicity. Miss Keays, it will be remembered, had a love affair with Cecil Parkinson, then a grandee in the Conservative Party.
She had their child, in the expectation that they would marry. Under pressure, he chose to return to his wife. In a memorable commentary on the case at the time, Bernard Levin described Cecil Parkinson as a weak man whose course of action seemed to be determined "by whichever strong-minded woman had spoken most sharply to him last" - that is, Ann Parkinson, Margaret Thatcher or Sara Keays. Mr Parkinson's political career virtually came to an end when Sara Keays went public with the story.
Their daughter, Flora, as it turned out, experienced serious illness in childhood. She had a brain tumour, which left her with certain disabilities. She also has a form of autism.
Her mother, Sarah, fought for and defended her child, valiantly supported by her own father. But Cecil Parkinson made the decision - perhaps again under pressure from other strong-minded women in his life - not to have any contact with Flora and even placed a "gagging order" on media reports about the child. He claimed that this was in the child's interest, but Miss Keays did not see it that way.
And now Flora is 18, and free of the restraining order which banned reports about her. The coming week will see her in the full glare of the spotlight, with a Channel 4 documentary devoted to her case, and further widespread interviews by Sarah and Flora depicting Lord Parkinson as the all-time rat who dumped his lover and abandoned his child. Truly, for Cecil Parkinson, the Old Testament psalm has been prophetic: behold, his sin is ever before him.
What 18-year-old Flora Keays says is indeed poignant. "I think my father has behaved badly towards me," she told Angela Levin in the Daily Mail yesterday. "I would like to see him and talk to him. If he loved me, he would want to see me and be in my everyday life. I would like to go to the cinema with him and have some fun." This is the cry of the abandoned child: it was precisely the way I felt about my father when I was 18, and he was dead.
But who is to judge what inner personal agonies Cecil Parkinson may have gone through, pulled by conflicting emotions, two families, mixed feelings, and, yes, the desire to rescue a career that he loved? We don't know that he didn't feel, also sincerely, as many an Englishman may have done, that it was for the best to put behind him an affair that, in his view, was in the past.
And if it was draconian for him to try to forbid media reports about Flora, is it really in her best interest, now, to have the whole story replayed in the national limelight? Does it not amplify the fact that Cecil Parkinson chose his wife and his other daughters, above his mistress and their child?
It is an awful truth of life that no power on earth can enforce love, and public humiliation is unlikely to elicit it. It is all searingly distressful, and because we cannot know the human heart from the outside, neither can we fully judge the case until the other protagonists tell their version, and perhaps until many more years have passed away.


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There were times when the standard of tennis was well below what we have come to expect from Andy Murray but the World No.1 cleared his first hurdle on the opening day of the Australian Open by beating Illya Marchenko in straight sets.
Murray, who won 7-5 7-6 6-2 after two hours and 47 minutes, grumbled his way through the opening two sets, during which he repeatedly berated himself and shouted out in frustration in the general direction of his entourage, but the 29-year-old Scot knows that at this stage of a Grand Slam tournament all that matters is the result.
He admitted afterwards that it was "not the best match" but thought the major reason was the big change in the weather after most of the players had spent the last week practising in cool and overcast conditions.
Melbourne is notorious for its wild swings in weather, even though this was not an occasion when it lived up to its reputation for having four seasons in one day. Instead the sun shone constantly out of a cloudless sky as the temperature soared to 32C, which was at least 10 degrees higher than most of last week.
In such conditions the ball tends to fly faster through the air and bounce higher, which Murray said had made him more tentative. However, he also admitted that first-day nerves might have contributed to his uncharacteristically sluggish performance.
"I didn't serve that well either," he said. "You end up having to work really hard on a lot of your service games when it's like that. It was just tough.
"I didn't move that well. That's how it felt anyway. But sometimes that can also be down to the conditions as well. The ball's flying through the air a little bit quicker, so the ball is coming on to you faster than what it was the last few days. Maybe I wasn't reacting as quickly as I would have liked.
"But maybe there were also first-round nerves as well. It's maybe normal to feel a little bit slow on your feet or a bit heavy-legged in the first round."
Despite his lacklustre display there never appeared to be any serious danger of Marchenko creating an upset. The first set was a catalogue of unforced errors - 24 by the World No.95 and 12 by Murray.
In the opening game Murray dropped serve after making three double faults but then went 4-1 up as Marchenko was broken to love in his first service game and to 15 in his second after two double faults.
At 5-3 Murray served for the set, only to play a poor game during which he repeatedly castigated himself. Successive down-the-line winners gave Marchenko the break, after which Murray sat in his chair at the changeover repeatedly muttering: "Shocking movement, shocking movement."
The Scot's mood was not helped in the first set by his confusion over the size of the water bottles given to the players.
"I know how much I have to drink when it's a certain temperature," he said afterwards. "I couldn't find how big (the water bottle) was, so I didn't know how much I was having to drink.
"I think it can be easy on days like today or tomorrow to get caught out with the conditions. I try to be really professional with my hydration beforehand and during matches just to make sure that I don't get dehydrated or potentially have problems with cramps."
During the changeover at 6-5 Murray complained to himself about something being a "joke", but fortunately for the Scot, Marchenko was continuing to make mistakes.
From 30-15 up the 29-year-old Ukrainian made three successive unforced errors to give Murray the set.
There was not much of an improvement in standards in the second set. Murray was broken in the third game, levelled at 4-4, when he was again grateful for his opponent's mistakes, and went on to win the tie-break 7-5.
Thereafter, things were more straightforward as Murray broke in the third and fifth games of the third set. He went to match point with an ace and converted it, appropriately enough, when Marchenko hit a forehand long.
In tomorrow's second round, Murray will face a qualifier, Andrey Rublev, who beat Yen-Hsun Lu 4-6 6-3 7-6 6-3 to record his first victory at Grand Slam level. The 19-year-old Russian is currently at a career-high No.152 in the world rankings.
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Everything these days is about practicality. You want to find the nearest seafood restaurant? Well, as the popular commercial for the iPhone says, "there's an app for that." Don't know where you're going? Your GPS will get you there. Need a family budget? Quicken will draw one up for you. Don't have time for a lengthy Bible reading? Just put a Verse-for-the-Day on your Google home page, and off you go. Don't want to talk on the phone? Send a text, and abbreviate all the words.
I like all the technology available to us today, and I use much of it. But I'm wondering how much silent damage it's doing to our souls?
It seems to me the walk with Christ is by definition impractical. While there are plenty of tools out there to help me grow spiritually, there is no "app" that just - poof! - makes it happen. To be someone's real friend means I should expect pretty frequent interruptions in my schedule. To hear God's voice means I will need to put aside other things, get quiet, sit still, and carefully read and study the Bible. To commune with God means I might need to clear my calendar for an entire day. I might even have to stay up all night, like Jesus did. To sharpen my understanding of Biblical doctrine means I will need to wrestle through a difficult book or listen to lectures that I wouldn't otherwise.
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We are going to England in early November to visit relatives and to do some touring. Us = late 60s, like to walk (even in cloudy, damp, drizzly November weather? ... maybe), like exploring Norman cathedrals, pubs, museums and all that. Have been several times to England but we have added new places on the itinerary below. We will travel around by bus and train. We would welcome your comments, ideas, and/or cautions.
Nov 5: arrive London Heathrow 7 a.m. and take bus to Oxford
Nov 5-6-7: Oxford including one full day out to Blenheim; plan to stay at The Buttery (any comments on this one?)
Nov 8-9: train to Castle Cary and then taxi few miles to Wells; Saturday evening concert in Wells Cathedral--Brahms Requiem and Vaughan Williams Lark Ascending (cannot wait for this!); Sunday afternoon concert in cathedral of Faure's Requiem
Nov 10: Worcester - we know it's not on many travelers' radar but this is for family reasons
Nov 11-12: Birmingham - see comment above, ditto
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Nov 16: depart from Heathrow
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England in November - Comments on Itinerary?
We are going to England in early November to visit relatives and to do some touring. Us = late 60s, like to walk (even in cloudy, damp, drizzly November weather? ... maybe), like exploring Norman cathedrals, pubs, museums and all that. Have been several times to England but we have added new places on the itinerary below. We will travel around by bus and train. We would welcome your comments, ideas, and/or cautions.
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Your plan looks absolutely fine.
The location of that Premier Inn is good - it is probably the highest priced Premier Inn and is often booked up because of its location.
It is a long train ride from Castle Cary to Worcester so you might not have much time once you get there. Depends what you want to see/do there but you might want to stay two nights.
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Good itinerary. And I've heard good things about the Buttery Hotel; it's very central.
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All sounds perfectly reasonable for what can be a depressing time of year, what with it getting dark all too
early. But the concerts sound magical, and the Christmas lights and decorations should be well on the way.
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Oh forgot . . . re the Buttery - good choice for Oxford. Fabulous location.
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Have you thought about London concerts? We like the Wigmore Hall http://www.wigmore-hall.org.uk/calendar/2014-11
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<<It is a long train ride from Castle Cary to Worcester >>
There is good frequent bus service from Wells to Bristol. Then easy train from Bristol to Worcester. This may be better than returning via Castle Cary. (Actually, I`d also likely choose train/bus via Bristol when going to Wells).
I can think of no earthly reason why one would feel the need to be defensive about visiting Worcester. I wish I had been smart enough to spend more time when I was there.
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>>I can think of no earthly reason why one would feel the need to be defensive about visiting Worcester.<<
Me too -- I have no idea why the OP thought that. I've been to Worcester several times.
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Thank you all for your comments, very helpful nuggets here. Re Worcester: no disrespect intended, it's just that I have not read much about it, am happy to hear that it is a good place to visit. The Bristol connection to Wells looks much better than Castle Cary; the CC-Worcester train has 15 intermediate stops, which I look forward to avoiding.
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You are here for Guy Fawkes night - you could try and find a firework display and bonfire to visit.
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November can also be quite beautiful if you get cold sunny mornings with the light really showing off the autumnal colours.
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After Wells, I might prefer to stay in Bristol [a great place for concerts] with its own medieval cathedral, and great connections on the train to Birmingham but Worcester is also lovely and I see that this is for family reasons so it looks as if you don't have a choice.
as well as the Wigmore Hall in London, you could consider the Cadogan Hall as well.
The concerts in Wells sound terrific - who is performing?
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Here are the listings for the concerts in Wells Cathedral Saturday, November 8, and Sunday, November 9. I have copied and pasted the information from the 2014 music calendar shown on the excellent web site of the Wells Cathedral:
Saturday 8 November 7.00pm
Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem; Brahms Alto Rhapsody;
Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending
Katherine Broderick (soprano), Rachael Lloyd (mezzo soprano),
Darren Jeffery (baritone), Thomas Kemp (violin), Southern Sinfonia,
Matthew Owens (conductor)
Tickets: £10.00 – £25.00; available from Wells Cathedral ShopBoxOffice and atthe door
Sunday 9 November 3.00pm
A devotional performance of Gabriel Fauré's Requiem,
sung by Wells Cathedral Choir, interspersed with war poetry
Admission: free Retiring collection in aid of the Poppy Appeal and Wells Cathedral Music
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EYW&BVT, the Wells Cathedral Oratorio Society are not dissimilar to the choir that I sing with and the Brahms REquiem should be very well sung I think, being part of the normal choral repetoire. I note that next year they are singing Elgar's The Kingdom which by contrast is very rarely done but must be experiencing a revival as we sang it earlier this year.
similarly, the Faure Requiem is rightly a very popular piece and i expect that the cathedral choir will do it very well. We went to Wells a couple of years ago and sadly we didn't attend a concert in the cathedral so I'm quite jealous!
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Annhig, your comments are making me eager to land in Wells. I see that their choir has won many awards and there are several videos of the choir on youtube. Do you live far from Wells? Come join us for the concerts!
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If doing most of that by train look at the BritRail England Pass - especially because November is off-peak and they are discounted 20% - lets you hop on any train anytime - no restrictions and trains go to just about all the places you have on your hit list. For lots of great info on British trains check www.seat61.com; www.ricksteves.com and www.budgeteuropetravel.com - for schedules and sample fares check www.nationalrail.co.uk.
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I've stayed at the Buttery twice and would go back again. It's a short walk from the bus stop to the hotel. Decent breakfast, too. There is no lift, but they are happy to help carry luggage up and down. As others have said, it's a great location.
In Oxford, check out the Oxford TI online before you go for the list of guided walks that they do. It's a fun way to learn more about the city and get into some of the colleges. Plus the meet up for walks is just a couple doors down from the Buttery.
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A 4-day BritEngland Flexipass costs $355 in first-class - relfectin a normal Senior discount (60 and over) and if you take 20 % off for the off-peak special valid when OP is going that makes $275 p.p. for unfettered first-class travel - hop on any train anytime - that translates into 39 pounds per day for fully flexible first-class travel throughout England - if wanting to go 2nd class the pass is correspondingly much cheaper.
IME of riding British trains for eons first-class is MUCH better than 2nd class - the difference being greater than on Continental trains IME - in first-class you always find lots of empty seats if just showing up - 2nd class is often chock full - and seats are much larger in first class and on many long-distance trains you get complimentary drinks and food - often unlimited - the whole journey.
anyway check www.nationalrail.co.uk for sample fares and I'm sure you'll see what a bargain that could be if doing most of that by rail.
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I should have added - a flexipass gives you X number of days of unlimited travel to be used anytime on any day over a two-month period - so for your longer trips burn a day on a pass - for shorter ones just pay as you go.
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Do you live far from Wells? Come join us for the concerts!>>
lovely idea, EYW&BTV. however the choir that i sing in, the Three Spires Singers in Truro, will be doing its own performances of Britten's War Requiem on 8th and 9th November as part of Cornwall's commemoration of WWI. Thanks for the invite though!
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'What would you do if I sang out of tune, would you stand up and walk out on me'?
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Never, Pal.
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An abundance of good nuggets! All, thank you once again.
Annhig: why can't we be in two places at once? Would love to hear the Britten.
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If you're going to Brum, make sure you visit the Balti triangle!!!
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ah yeh the curry capital of the U.K.
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EYW&BTV - I frequently want to be in two places at once but it's a trick I've yet to perfect. I'm sure that the Brahms and Faure will be delightful and even I would have to confess that Well's ancient Cathedral [and the Bishop's Palace with its moat, garden and swans] is simply more beautiful than Truro's victorian equivalent.
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No! Leicester is the Curry capital....or is the Bradford?
but there are so many towns in UK now that can claim their own distinctive type of "curry".
(they claim the Tikka Masala was invented in Glasgow.)
but it is beyond doubt that the "Balti" curry was invented in Brum.
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OK, Balti is now on the must-do list along with improbable art at the Tate Modern and Vaughan Williams in Wells Cathedral.
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Wells Cathedral Architecture is breathtaking......
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...probably one of the most beautiful buildings in England.
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But is Wells in the six most beautiful cathedrals in Britain according to the Dily Mile?
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>>But is Wells in the six most beautiful cathedrals in Britain according to the Dily Mile?<<
yes it is - did you read the full article of your link?
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BTW -- it doesn't actually say THE six most beautiful . . . it just says Six of the best.
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>>But is Wells in the six most beautiful cathedrals in Britain according to the Dily Mile?<<
yes it is - did you read the full article of your link?>
Bien sur janis cherie! I was trying to perk interest in asking the question. Duh!
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by definition my statement would imply that it is as I'm saying of ALL the buildings in England it isa one of the most beautiful.
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Gentlewomen! Gentlemen! Let's not break the furniture!
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These trips are dedicated to getting out of the vehicle and off the beaten track: hiking, horseriding and mountain bike adventures in stunning, untouched landscape.Bear in mind overnight stops on these treks can be quite basic (sometimes without electricity or hot water) as you'll be staying with the locals and sharing the experience of their everyday lives. But it's an experience that we are sure will live long in the memory.
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Wherever you go in North West Argentina, you don't have to go far to get off the tourist trail into a great natural landscape and isolated villages where life goes on untroubled by the modern world.
A word on the accommodation
All our trips in North West of Argentina are designed and timed to avoid the crowds: and because we travel at a gentle pace we can incorporate hikes of a couple of hours a day into most of our trips. We can also hire mountain bikes and arrange horseriding expeditions with local specialists.
But if you really want to get away from the pressure of modern life, we can take you hiking into the hills, where you'll discover a world largely untouched by modern progress. Below is just a selection of our hikes: we're developing more all the time: so please visit our Facebook page and blog for latest walks.
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min 5 days: hiking days: 3
A voyage of discovery into the stunning, untouched landscape between the Valles Calchaquies wine region and the Quebrada del Toro, the gateway to the mountain plateau used by the Train to the Clouds.
We travel south from Salta through the Parque Nacional de los Cardones into the Valles Calchaquies. We will have time for a short walk along the way, before overnight and acclimatisation in Cachi. (2,200m).
On our first day of full hiking, we follow a riverbed upsteam, hitting the 3,000m altitude mark before a picnic lunch. Then it's a tough climb to a peak of 3,558m, our highest altitude along the whole walk, to be rewarded by some stunning views of the snow-topped mountains of Cachi, Palermo and San Miguel: and the multi-coloured canyon of Vallecito. We arrive at Patahuasi for our overnight stop in the adobe brick home of Juan and Nilda. They will cook us dinner before the night's entertainment: marvelling at the stunning starscape in this corner of wilderness.
distance 16km: hiking time 6 to 8 hrs: highest altitude 3,558m: overnight altitude 3,531m
The following day we descend gently into Vallecito canyon: a little-visited spot of great natural beauty between the Valles Calchaquies and the gorge of the Quebrada del Toro. We can visit the primary school where a teacher and a cook live most of the year dedicated to a handful of pupils. The landscape over the next few kilometres, as we continue our descent along the river bed, was transformed by a mudslide during the rainy season of summer 2016. A 10 metre deep channel was gouged out in the course of a few hours: an example of the dramatic erosion which constantly changes the landscape in this area. Overnight in the adobe home of Beto and Elda.
distance 14km: hiking time 4 to 5 hrs: highest altitude 3,531m (start): overnight altitude 2,690m
An early morning start to walk out of the valley, climbing to a peak of 3,276m, with great views of snow-topped mountains and the Parque Nacional de los Cardones. We get a birds' eye view of Payogasta valley before descending for lunch: empanadas and cold Salta beer. From here we can return to Salta, continue south into the Valles Calchaquies wine region or north towards La Poma and the Altiplano mountain plateau.
distance 18km: hiking time 6 to 8 hrs: highest altitude 3,276m
overall distance: 48 km over 3 days
highest altitude: 3,558m
maximum distance per day: 18km
grade of difficulty: 4/5
This trip can be combined with the CLASSIC WINE ROUTE
Mountain trekking in Iruyamin 5 days: hiking days: 2.5
We visit small settlements in the mountains of Salta which are only accessible on foot, staying with local families, visiting the Quebrade de Humahuaca along the way.
Our expedition begins with a night of acclimatisation in Tilcara, at 2,500m: and a chance to explore the highlights of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, famous for its Seven Coloured Hill at Purmamarca and the Painter's Palette of Maimara. This is also an opportunity to sample the nightlife at one of Tilcara's famous music peñas before heading off into the rural tranquility of the mountains.
We head north from the Quebrada de Humahuaca into the mountain plateau, and then take an unmade road across rivers and up a mountainside, rising to a peak of 4,000m at Abra del Condor. Our base for the hike is Iruya, a remote, predominantly indigenous town perched picturesquely in the cleft of a canyon at 2,800m.
Next day, we head off into the hills: climbing a steep zigzagging path to the plain of Panti Pampa at 3,168m altitude: along the way, there are plenty of opportunities to stop for a breather and sample the outstanding views of the valley. After a picnic lunch, we follow a narrow mountain track to San Juan: here we stay with a local family, cooking dinner for us in their traditional adobe home.
distance 10km: hiking time 5 to 6 hours: highest altitude 3,168m: overnight altitude 2,900m
On day 2, we walk up the valley, home to a few hardy campesino families, to where the river San Juan emerges from its underground source. Then we climb the hillside, scattered with lava rock from long-ago volcanic eruptions. We scale to an altitude of 3,505m above sea level. If we're lucky, we'll see condors at this mountain viewpoint before we descend to San Isidro past the traditionally irrigated crop fields.
distance 8km: hiking time 4 to 5 hours: highest altitude 3,505m: overnight altitude 2,850m
Day 3: After scaling the mountains, we will enjoy the gentle relief of descent along the river-bed, where you can see the spectacular rock formations of the gorge. We reach the point where we started, close to the vertiginous climb to Panti Pampa, and make the final return to Iruya tired, but hopefully transformed by the natural wonder of this remote part of north west Argentina. From here we can return to Salta or continue north towards the Bolivian border.
distance 5km: hiking time 2.5 hours: highest altitude 2,903m
overall distance: 23 km over two and a half days
highest altitude: 3,505m
maximum distance per day: 10km
grade of difficulty: 3/5
This trip can be combined with FOOTSTEPS OF THE CONQUISTADORES
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min 3 days: hiking days: 2
Expedition to the Cloud Forest
An exploration of the sub-tropical Cloud Forest of the Yungas in Jujuy: an oasis of plants and birdlife.
We visit Calilegua national park, a taste of the sub-tropical Cloud Forest in the sugar-growing region of Jujuy. This is part of the UNESCO region of the Yungas, which contains 300 different species of birds and 100 different types of mammal. Yungas is a word from the Inca language Quechua, meaning "Warm Valleys". This is humid, low-lying country in the sugar-growing region of North West Argentina where temperatures can top 40ºC during the summer.
Calilegua was dedicated as a national park in 1979 to protect the biodiversity of the Cloud Forest: it's home to 3,000 different plant species and 200 different types of tree, with the vegetation changing as we rise from Selva Pedemontana (lower mountain jungle) at 500m above sea level to Bosque Montano (mountain forest) at 1,500m.
We go hiking along established trails in the national park where among the wildlife we'll find the ruins of an old pirka dry stone wall built by the San Francisco tribe that inhabited these forests 2,000 years ago. We will spend the night in the picturesque hill town of the same name, now home to many of the former sugar workers and small farmers moved here to make way for the national park.
After a full day's walking in the Cloud Forest, a second night can be spent in the relative luxury of a hotel with a swimming pool in the steamy sugar city of Libertador Gen San Martin, close to the entrance of Calilegua.
grade of difficulty: 1/5
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When I got to the store, let's call them The Store Who Got My Money or Helpful Folks for short, I was greeted pleasantly at the front of the store. It's a Very Large Specialty Retailer, and a lot of big stores like this have greeters, so this wasn't a surprise. About halfway through the store, I was asked if I needed help or direction, again not too surprising. Once I was in the department I was looking for, I looked around a bit, located the two brands I was choosing between, and when a third salesperson asked if I wanted help, I explained that seeing the products had made up my mind but I'd be glad to hear any extra points he thought I might want to know.
It was a convincing, interesting, and useful conversation and all went smoothly, but I got cold feet. It was a fairly big purchase, after all, and I wondered whether I could just go along without it. (We've talked before about how your biggest competition is the dreaded Do Nothing—this was my moment to choose that competition.) Like many folks, I'd rather regret not purchasing than purchasing, so I walked away for a couple of days.
In the meantime, I discussed it with some friends. They told me about their own experiences and helped me talk myself back into it (and convinced me it wasn't such a big-deal purchase). One friend even suggested that I might have missed a source, because he was pretty sure that I could get an even better price at another large specialty retailer. So, armed with more information, and now determined to finish what I'd started, I went to this second store where the prices were indeed better—let's call them The Store I'd Never Give a Dime To, or People Who Never Even Glanced My Way for short.
I walked into this store as their Ideal Customer. I had the money, had done my research, had even gotten over my cold feet—I wanted what they sell, at their price, and I was there on word-of-mouth from a trusted friend, ready to buy. For you business owners out there, it does not get any better than this. It was almost impossible for them to blow it.
So how did they blow it?
It wasn't the fact that their greeter was busy yakking with the cart-collector and didn't notice me. Hey, it happens, even in the best of places. I wanted to throw my money at them, not make friends at the door, so I barely noticed that.
It wasn't the fact that I stood in front of the item I wanted to purchase, looking interested, for a good five minutes while a salesperson went on and on to a guy who was obviously in the information-gathering stage of his potential purchase, while the man's wife looked bored, or maybe irritated. The man was there first, after all, and you can't treat one customer rudely just because another one looks at you urgently a couple of times… and maybe the guy's wife doesn't care about such purchases, hence the bored look. I realized there were plenty of other salespeople, and some add-ons I might want to drool over or be talked into, so I decided to walk around.
I did. Walk around, that is. Nice and slowly. Gave salespeople friendly looks if they turned their heads even partly my way, which they mostly didn't. Stopped and read sales tags, inspected items closely… even tripped once and nearly punched a hole right in one item trying not to fall on my face… and wondered what the heck someone has to do in this place to get attention.
Then I realized what you have to do.
(Gents, this is going to get ugly for a moment, and since I have enormous respect for my male readers, this may be the moment when you want to turn away.)
Dear reader, the floor of this large retailer is a very wide, flat setup, over which you can see almost every nook and cranny of the place. There were at least 25 salespeople on the floor. They were all men. (Which, because I don't care who helps me out, I hadn't noticed before.) There were no more than 10 customers in the store. (It was about an hour after they opened, still a bit early in the day.) The only ones being talked to—yes, at this point I actually stood and watched, for an amazingly long time—the only ones being talked to were the men.
No matter that I stood and watched for all this time, looking for just one salesperson to speak to any of the women—no matter that by then I also looked odder than any of the women because I was standing so still instead of examining the merchandise, which had done me no good earlier—no one ever spoke to me.
Not even when I was on my way out.
It's simple. What you have to do at this store to get attention is to be a man. Otherwise, you are invisible.
Points I would not like to make:
1. I wish kind of thing did not go on for women anymore. It's been a long time since I've seen anything this blatant, except at auto showrooms and auto parts stores. And heck, some of them are greatly improved in recent years. What century are we in?
2. Gender isn't the only kind of invisibility. I have friends of both genders, whose skin color has often caused them to become invisible to salespeople.
Points I would like to make:
1. The other store—the Helpful Folks, selling the same stuff to the same crowd—treated every customer well. I won't say they treated everyone "the same," because I didn't make a study of it, but I will say I didn't make a study of it, because they treated me well. Both times I went in to consider this purchase…
2. And the Helpful Folks got my money. More of it than I would have had to give at the second store, too—because trying to rope someone into giving a darn was not worth the extra 20 bucks off. I value my Experience at more than 20 dollars, so I spent my dollars where the salespeople clearly valued the Experience they gave to me, as well.
3. Word-of-mouth works both ways. I had discussed the purchase with friends in advance, and friends have followed up with me, so I've discussed it again—including the store's details, which I'm leaving out here at MCE. I wouldn't want anyone else to have to go through that indignity.
Last point:
Could it have been an "off day"?
Maybe. I don't believe an entire staff can decide to have an off day, but maybe, maybe. Maybe every other woman who's ever gone in has been treated with respect and dignity… umm, or at least treated in any way at all. Hence I'm not mentioning their name. One thing I can say for sure is it's not the industry way, because the Helpful Folks, in the same business, were nothing like the People Who Never Even Glanced My Way.
I know you aren't doing this at your place of business, of course! But take a close look—you may be treating certain customers as invisible in far more subtle ways. It's worth examining your service with a cold eye now and then to make sure every customer is treated—and treated well.
Grow and be well,
Kelly Erickson
6 Responses to "One Shocking Tale From While I Was Out…"
Hi there – I know this happens. It happens to me alot. Altho a little bit less as I grow older, the saleppl are younger than me. But often I will be standing there and the saleperson will take the man who just walked up rather than me who is there in line. Happens alot . Just happened yesterday at the ski resort (translation: expensive place where u drop loads of money)store I was in. good post.
Hello and welcome to MCE! Thanks for your comment. I am very sorry to hear it happens to you often— I see it so rarely anymore (except in certain industries) that I really did think better hiring and training had almost eliminated it.
Perhaps I've been seeing this issue through rose-colored glasses!
Hi Kelly,
That is so frustrating! I have to say, I usually don't see that sort of gender-based treatment (or mistreatment) in stores, but I have experienced it quite a bit while shopping for a car. At the worst one, I went inside and asked the receptionist to send a salesperson out to me. The man she sent out walked right past me to help a man and wife. Needless to say, they did not get my business, but I did tell them why. I hope you sent a note to or talked to management at the store you were at. Speaking up, directly to the offending place of business, is the only way to effect change. Send your blog to them. They'll appreciate that you didn't use their name and maybe they'll even let you know how they change things at their store.
Welcome to Maximum Customer Experience!
You're right, I'm afraid the automotive world may be the last place where that sort of behavior is still… almost the norm. (My own wonderful service people excepted.)
It was quite a while back when I realized that even my kid had noticed the treatment in certain auto parts stores, but I do my best to assume it's not me and my gender personally, just (as she said then) that They Stink.
I'd far rather help a client correct the problem if it's a general thing. If it's a gender issue that's much trickier.
Yes, thanks, I did send them this link as I sometimes do when folks need to know how they're being perceived by the public!
Wow. That is unbelievable! Truly!
I just…wow. Yeah, if that ever happened to me, I'd never set foot in that store again, and I WOULD spread the word. That's unacceptable, whether it's due to gender, race, disability, the color of your shirt, whatever.
Sounds like they need to join the rest of us in the 21st Century. To me, every customer is a gift!


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Unanswered: Transfer large data from Sybase to Oracle
I need to transfer data from 12 tables in Sybase database to 12 tables in Oracle 9i database.
The volume of data is huge (millions).
Also, the data transfer should be controlled based on some SQL queries i.e., I do not want to transfer entire data from the tables, I'll issue some SQL queries, and the data obtained through those queries should only be transferred.
And in case there is a break in between, I should be able to report the point of break, and be able to continue from the last stopped point.
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I'm currently writing a Java + JDBC program to do this, but I'm worried about the performance, reliability etc.
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How often will you export data? Do you need full automated process?
1) create temp table on Sybase which will be populated using Select statement (here you can limit records which shouldn't be exported)
2) export this table to CVS file. I'm not familiar with Sybase, but I believe there is some tool which allowed do that. If the tool is powerfull you can skip step 1 and limit records here.
3) import CVS file into Oracle using SQL Loader
If there's a tool in Sybase which can be called from OS command line you'll be able create this as a full automated process (some shell script or batch file). I think it's better solution than Java coding.
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Thanks for the reply.
There are few limitations.
1. I can't create any temp tables on Sybase as I have only read permissions on that db.
2. The process is to be done daily. Also, the user is non-technical and we need to provide a GUI to the user to perform this job. That is the reason why I've started off with Java + JDBC.
So, in this scenario, what would be the better option?
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I think that GUI shouldn't be primary goal - it can be done, as Madafaka told you, using a batch file or something like that, and the user doesn't have to know anything about the process. 'Click here' should be enough.
But behind 'Click here' button are two or three steps; just to mention them again, as I completely agree with Madafaka's suggestion:
- create an ASCII text file using SELECT statements in Sybase. Although you are not allowed to write into this database, you should be able to write to the hard disk.
- if Oracle database is elsewhere, FTP this file to another loaction. If it is on the same machine, you won't have to do that.
- use SQL*Loader and import data into the Oracle database
P.S. What is the meaning of the "CVS" file? I searched the Acronym finder, but didn't see anything suitable. I'd just say that CVS - in "our" context - isn't "Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome" (although sometimes it might be)
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my mistake. it should be CSV (Comma Separated Values) not CVS.
BTW for CVS I found it's Graphics (Canvas) file extension.


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