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This section contains some non-photographic materials from our travels.
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Exotic travel also
has some drawbacks. For several years I was given this yellow health alert
to carry after each of my trips to Asia, Africa, or the lesser-known parts
of the Middle East. From the back: "The patient
presenting this card has recently been abroad, and could have been
exposed to a communicable disease not commonly seen in the United States."
Well, travel is supposed to expand one's horizons. |
This is a ticket for dinner and a show at the
Raffles Hotel in Singapore.
Aside from being the oldest hotel in the country, the Raffles has another
distinction: it was here that the Singapore Sling was invented. This dinner
included a Singapore Sling. |
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This is my ticket for the Kowloon
- Canton (Hong Kong -Guangzhou) Railroad. The corner is torn to show that
the ticket was used. n 1991 when we made this trip,
Hong Kong and China were separate countries with very uneasy borders. There
were several security checks. At that time, Chinese trains had two
classes: "soft-sit" and "hard-sit". We traveled "soft-sit", roughly first
class with upholstered rather than wooden seats. It was probably a mistake,
there were no other travelers in our coach. Click
here to see the train.
"railroad
ticket" "RR ticket" "train ticket"
On the right is my ticket for the Alaska Railroad. Click
here to see the train.
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No trip in the South would be complete without a visit to the CNN studios in
Atlanta, Georgia. CNN was the first satellite all-news television network. |
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This is Jerrold Patz's
identification
badge to the World Trade Center Building in New York City.
picture Jerrold Patz
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Jerrold
Patz "Jerrold Patz" patz.com computer consulting "behavior modeling"
"forensic engineering" "patz consulting" "singapore sling"
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