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The purpose of life is not to arrive in a perfectly well-preserved package. Rather, to slide in sideways, body all worn out and covered with scars, yelling, “Yahoo! What a ride!”

Welcome to my main website (formerly known as SwimmingCow.com) where I loosely chronicle how I earned my travel stripes and scars, both on land and underwater.

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