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6 responses to “Feeding the Multitude”

  1. Hermannet Avatar
    Hermannet
    May 29, 2023

    Found any pot or white powder in your cucumber or pineapple yet?

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  2. David Schwartz Avatar
    David Schwartz
    May 29, 2023

    Loved this report! Behind the scenes with Doris and Louie! I just finished a week long sea going venture with 35 combined passenger and crew. The bananas and the easiest to observe going from slightly under to slightly over ripe, and then gone! Cole slaws and the like always available! 🙂

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    Karen
    May 28, 2023

    Yes. I’m still here, reading as you cruise, walk, and eat Jess has your front yard looking like a slick magazine feature. I’m off to meet up with Tom at the end of the week. We shall provision on a much lower level.

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  4. Warren Nesbitt Avatar
    Warren Nesbitt
    May 28, 2023

    Louis and Doris,

    I read your write-up (I read every one) and cannot help but feel you’re going to say good-bye to some great folks. Hope you have plans for them. But generally speaking, the list of stuff that goes aboard ship is amazing. Glad you didn’t get Covid too badly!

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    Jean-Michel Comtois
    May 28, 2023

    Salut Louis … ma nouvel

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  6. Amey Avatar
    Amey
    May 28, 2023

    Still trying to wrap my hands around Vietnam history and the place it has become. It’s a tension between what was, is and becoming that I’m wrestling with as the foodie pictures glow the past five years from our next generations with no understanding of the war, the losses and the agony. I’m trying to bridge my thoughts; the images of the 60s with the present. Hard to honor both and.

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Category: Logistics

Feeding the Multitude
Asia, Logistics, RTW

Feeding the Multitude

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Logistics, RTW

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