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They say the best time to start a blog was twenty years ago. The second-best time, apparently, is at seventy-eight, when one finally has enough material to justify the digital ink. Welcome. If you were expecting a tech-savvy youth explaining the latest internet trends, I do apologize for the disappointment. Instead, you have found a vintage model – with some replacement parts, and the suspension squeaks on rainy days. Having successfully survived the mid-20th century, several economic crises, the invention of reality television, two British monarchies, and am now experiencing a third; eight US presidents and coping with a ninth; lived and worked in four countries and visited over 40, I’ve decided it’s high time to look back at where I’ve been, take stock of where I am, and wonder where I’m going next. After all, the future doesn't stop calling just because you’ve qualified for a senior discount. And it's never too late to join the conversation.
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ABOUT DAVID
Welcome to my corner of the internet! I'm David, a former educator and musician with a lust for travel, experiencing new cultures and a habit of taking photographs. Here, you'll find a collection of my travel adventures, daily thoughts and inspirations, and possibly unique perspectives. I've often been told I should write a book about my chequered life that's been lived in four countries and my travels that have seen me visit over 40 nations. But, I decided to publish a blog instead. I believe I have stories to tell, and every photograph tells a story, I invite you to join me on this journey through the past, present and possibly the future of David.
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FEATURED PHOTO
This building from the 1800s, the Clayton Nixon House, is one of the few old, traditional homes left in Grand Cayman and may have been built and owned by a slave family. It's currently under restoration. The house shows traditional Caymanian building methods, featuring walls made of wattle and daub along with limestone.
Occasionally, I showcase a photograph that holds a story dear to my heart. It's not necessarily photo competition quality, just special to me. Join me as I share the inspiration behind these images and what they mean to me.