Su, what a great trip and story. It brought back lots of good, crazy memories for me. I was there (Galapagos) about thirty-two years ago; a reward bonus trip after climbing Cotopaxi and Chimborazo in my mountaineering days. My last big mountains. I'm happy for Johnny, to be able to re-connect with a time, a place, and people important to his own becoming. Johnny, write your memoirs. Your life-story rivals anyone's. Also, did you know that a direct descendent of the original Angermeyer family lives in Vilcabamba? She grew up in those original houses running wild with her untamed mad-German uncles. Has written a GREAT book about her childhood there. I will look for the book and her contact info for you. I'd not be surprised if Johnny knows her. She runs a dog rescue from her home in San Joaquin. Forgive me, my older addled brain can not recall her name. Oy!
We are looking forward to going to Floreana next time. There is a couple who have dedicated their lives (and their funds) to restoring the island to its original condition. There's only 100 people living there.
Hey! I saw your post on my homepage and wanted to drop by and send you some good vibes. Whenever you have a moment, I’d be grateful if you could do the same. I’m always happy to support and lift each other up!
A wonderful trip like this wouldn't had been the same without you. We shared my past, my old friends and 40 years of history. Thank you mi amor.
Johnny, see above. - alki
Mi amor I would not want to be there with anyone else. Looking forward to the projects! 💜
What a wonderful adventure. So nice that you could pair music with the best of life.
As you know Russ, touring is stressful! Therefore I try to always mix business with pleasure.
Su! Something else we have in common! My wife is a poet! Tinabarr.com!
I know! She is very accomplished! You guys are the power couple of Black Mountain 😉🥰
Su, what a great trip and story. It brought back lots of good, crazy memories for me. I was there (Galapagos) about thirty-two years ago; a reward bonus trip after climbing Cotopaxi and Chimborazo in my mountaineering days. My last big mountains. I'm happy for Johnny, to be able to re-connect with a time, a place, and people important to his own becoming. Johnny, write your memoirs. Your life-story rivals anyone's. Also, did you know that a direct descendent of the original Angermeyer family lives in Vilcabamba? She grew up in those original houses running wild with her untamed mad-German uncles. Has written a GREAT book about her childhood there. I will look for the book and her contact info for you. I'd not be surprised if Johnny knows her. She runs a dog rescue from her home in San Joaquin. Forgive me, my older addled brain can not recall her name. Oy!
We are looking forward to going to Floreana next time. There is a couple who have dedicated their lives (and their funds) to restoring the island to its original condition. There's only 100 people living there.
Hey! I saw your post on my homepage and wanted to drop by and send you some good vibes. Whenever you have a moment, I’d be grateful if you could do the same. I’m always happy to support and lift each other up!