2003: Building Bridges
A more serious journey:
we join a group of
American theologians and ministers to encounter Islam in
Jordan, Syria, and Egypt, where we
meet with prominent figures in
religion, government, and academia.
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Who are we and what else do we do?
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How we became eclipse junkies:
Barbara went to India in the mid-seventies, which led to
our fascination with football, which in turn led to our
addiction to solar eclipses.
The connection isn't obvious? Then let me
explain.
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Barbara is a writing coach, check out her website at
http://www.BarbaraMcHugh.com.
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Bill is Chairman of the Board of Directors
of the vast Eclipsoid Industries cartel.
His past work history is
here.
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Bill is a drummer,
and played professionally through the '70s.
He currently plays with
Professional Help
and Off Blue.
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Barbara's father, the legendary pioneer television producer
Fenton McHugh, is auther of the memoir
First Cast.
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Barbara and Bill meditate like their hair is on fire.
Every Sunday they sit with the
Marin Sangha.
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1994: Lost on the Altiplano
We went to the Bolivian Altiplano,
one of the loneliest places in the world, to see an eclipse.
Our group got lost, and then...
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Where have we been lately?
(Domestic travel omitted, even though Northern
Wisconsin is, really, more exotic than Sikkim)
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1990: Thailand |
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1991: Baja Sur; our first eclipse |
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1992: Bali |
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1994: Bolivia (eclipse) and Peru |
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1995: Rajasthan (eclipse) |
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1998: Trinidad (Carnival!) and Aruba (eclipse). |
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1999: Turkey (eclipse) |
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2000: Nepal, Sikkim, Assam, and Bhutan |
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2001: North-central Mexico |
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2002: South Africa (eclipse, but clouded out!) |
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2003: Cambodia and Vietnam |
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2003: Jordan, Syria, and Egypt |
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2005: South India |
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2006: Greece and Turkey |
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2007: New Orleans, as volunteers |
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2007: Northern Italy |
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2008: Mongolia (eclipse!) |
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2009: South China (eclipse, but clouded out!) |
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2010: Czech Republic and Austria |
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2011: Switzerland |
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2012: North Italy |
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2012: Northern California (annular eclipse!) |
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