Thanks for your posting. I agree that picking up on older but stalled projects is a wonderful thing to do as it feels good to reconnect to the original impluses of that project. I am not sure that 40 minutes is enough, but the concept is valid. I also love to read books about the regions I am travelling to, while I am there, and immersed in that place. Wow, a 1,000 mile trip from Columbia to the Yucatan is a big exciting trip. When does Jimmy Cornell recommend that you leave?
Jimmy recommends heading north in the Caribbean in March and April. Our plan is to head out mid-March for enough time to land in Virginia before the next hurricane season. His knowledge has been indispensable!
Thanks for your posting. I agree that picking up on older but stalled projects is a wonderful thing to do as it feels good to reconnect to the original impluses of that project. I am not sure that 40 minutes is enough, but the concept is valid. I also love to read books about the regions I am travelling to, while I am there, and immersed in that place. Wow, a 1,000 mile trip from Columbia to the Yucatan is a big exciting trip. When does Jimmy Cornell recommend that you leave?
Jimmy recommends heading north in the Caribbean in March and April. Our plan is to head out mid-March for enough time to land in Virginia before the next hurricane season. His knowledge has been indispensable!
What projects are underway for you?