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First Day of Narration



It went well. Always some apprehension starting, but once we got going, I felt happy and confident that the narration with Miriam Balsley would be a success . . . and, it was. Now, we have another few days to continue the narration for the Yucatan Travel Movie.

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The Feathered Serpents of Chichen Itza



While continuing to edit the Yucatan Travel Movie, I am reminded of the wonderful sights I saw while touring the amazing ruins at Chichen Itza. I especially like all the carvings of feathered serpents, such as the ones on the upper walls of the Temple of the Warriors where you can see distinct eagle-type claws and long beautiful wing feathers with the man in the feathered serpent’s mouth. The neck and head are those of a serpent while the rest of the body is that of an eagle. The man looks so content in this strange creature’s mouth, as if the man is sight-seeing.

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Wonderful Meeting with Nancy Burrows



Nancy Burrows is a prodigious music talent. I felt happy and honored to take some video footage of her playing the guitar. I hope to make a short video to go with the Yucatan Travel Movie about the marvelous musicians and composers, such as Nancy, who allowed me to use their music in the movie.

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