The Agrinautica

   So I presently hve 7,041 photos up on flickr. If I cease paying for a paying account they'll delete 6,041 of those. I could migrate them all to google photos except then they won't be searchable and I'd kind of like most of them to remain in the public sphere. I haven't even uploaded any photos to flickr in the last two years though since facebook photos and livejournal photo hosting have both improved enough to be the more practical way to share on either of those platforms. Anyway I thought I might as well at least continue to make use of it as long as I'm paying for the paid membership, so today I uploaded my best pictures from the last 2 years, totalling I think just shy of 100 pictures. Anyway they all fit on one screen so if you fancy seeing my last two years as seen through the best pictures, click here. (: (that is to say, everything on page 1 there I just uploaded, down to the surfacing whale, which I had uploaded at the time, two years ago)


And here's, for example, a previously unposted photo of Cristina and I (:

Okay finally finally went through and sorted through and posted my pictures from Kyrgyzstan! Unfortunately my external hard drive having died made it a little more tedious since I had to re-download them from google photos, and one whole day for some reason had failed to backup and is now lost forever.

In theory I might go back and put pictures in the entries I wrote about Kyrgyzstan. Maybe.



I was staying and primarily working in the valley just behind this rock, known as "broken heart rock," because, yeah. Also you often see those little gypsy cart looking carts, especially by bee yards since people keep them manned 24/7 against theft.



This yurt is a restaurant, but people actually live in yurts that aren't too dissimilar:



"Son, saddle up the donkey I have to go to work"



That's one gosh darn big lake (Lake Issyk-Kul)



Oh hey I hadn't posted this one yet? Gosh darn eagles!!!



Dancers at wedding.

Anyway the rest can be found here, and I might sprinkle some more around when I need a picture for an entry that doesn't lend itself to any particular picture (for every blog entry should always have a picture). Also, coming soon, pictures from Nicaragua!