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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: Open-mic Night

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Thursday, July 2, 2015. Asked to come for poetry readings at The Wok and Roll. I stayed for the night in Woodstock. After we had the obligatory through- borough- stroll. The New-Age activists rage against the establishment still. The last of the night's orators ended the night on and urgent note. He collapsed to the floor, combative and delirious. A diabetic, he was given a drink of orange juice. Thus ended the night. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). ADA Step Out Walk/ Team Worldguy. And WorldGuy's Mo...

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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: "Cleanup on Isle 9."

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Tuesday, July 21, 2015. Cleanup on Isle 9. One day, as I walked along Route-9, close to the Hudson River, near Hudson and The Rip Van Winkle Bridge, a man stopped in a large parking area in the frontage of an industry. I was away from the road but still fifty yards from him. The man asked if I was the same person he had seen in Nebraska a few winters ago. My thought was that this property was undergoing a major cleanup and I recalled how I had, long ago misunderstood the term Superfund Sites to be Super-...

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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: You Say Goodbye

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Thursday, July 2, 2015. My oldest friend passed away the day I left home two months past. Before she parted from the mortal coil, surrounded by family at the hospital, I came to say "hello". Unable to open her eyes she forced a smile at my light-hearted jokes. Her daughters thanked me for coming to "pay my respects". I retorted that I had not come to say goodbye, but rather to say hello to my oldest friend and give her my love. The Walkman radio then chimed The Beatles song, "Hello, goodbye". ADA Step Ou...

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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: Poughkeepsie to Schenectady

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Saturday, July 4, 2015. I walk everyday. No day goes by where I don't meet someone who is diabetic. Often it will be the first person that stops to talk. Many have taken charge of their lives. They stay active, eat wholesome foods and enjoy good health. Others are not so fortunate. I had bloggers-block, didn't know how to finish with the line of thought. Getting my things together, after feeding Nice (the dog), I began to walk. The first person I met was a prime example! Go out and walk. Http;/ main....

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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: Souvenir

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Thursday, July 16, 2015. So glad you are still walking and blogging! I love that you are posting more photos. I met you in 2010 in central Vermont. Two guys and a dog walking down the road, on a narrow embankment, pushing the world :). July 17, 2015 at 7:20 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). ADA Step Out Walk/ Team Worldguy. His is a simple message. "Love yourself. Go for a walk.". When you see him on the road stop to say hello, walk with him or call him @ (502) 408-5772. Cleanup on Isle 9. Joseph, ...

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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: May 2015

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Saturday, May 30, 2015. A Day by the Lake. The attendant of Love had wished me luck, it was working. When I researched the distance to go back to the main road to Dandridge or take the scenic lakeside they were now about the same so I took the Douglas Lake route. The town was saved by a dyke built to hold off the lake when it was created for hydro-electric power by the TVA. Dandridge is the only town in the nation named after our country's first First Lady. The attendant of Love's wish was granted,again.

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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: The Woodstock Establishment

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Saturday, July 4, 2015. I spent the night, two mornings and a day in Woodstock. I washed my clothes there. Days later as I wore the clothes I had washed they became sour smelling. Perhaps it was the town water, it couldn't have been that I washed into my clothes the residue of all the aging Flower Children who come down to town to wash the same clothes they have been wearing for decades, using the smallest amount of soap to save the environment and certainly no bleach. We become our fathers. Erik Bendl h...

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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: The Appalachian Trail

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Monday, June 29, 2015. After walking from Nashville to Asheville I spent the next few days with three dogs, parked by the A-T at a concrete slab Helo-pad, built for the Forest Service. It was at the end of a rough gravel road which intersected the trail as it weaved into national forest lands. It was the perfect place for three large dogs, two of which were normally attached to their owner at the hip. As it grew dark I was lost in the Catskills. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Erik Bendl has walked o...

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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: June 2015

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Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Waking up to Woodstock. I awoke after a rainy Sunday night of being lost in the fog of the Catskills and found my way to a sleepy little hamlet named Woodstock. I amused myself thinking I was in a convoluted Rip VanWinkle tale in which I had awakened after a long sleep. In this version I hadn't aged but all the "children of love" were now ancient. Links to this post. Monday, June 29, 2015. After walking from Nashville to Asheville I spent the next few days with three dogs, parked ...

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WorldGuy's Walk for Diabetes Awareness -: A Sisyphean Task, or, What I did on My Summer Vacation

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Sunday, July 5, 2015. A Sisyphean Task, or, What I did on My Summer Vacation. The morning I began walking from Poughkeepsie toward Schenectady I was feeling philosophical, as I tend to be, walking for miles alongside the busy highways lined with sidewalks. Sidewalks which we have all to ourselves. Walking from Poughkeepsie to Schenectady would not be the furthest distance I had attempted, in fact, it was the shortest of the long-distance walks. No less important than any other. I had just walked from Nas...