... finally revealed! Yes, it was there all the time.
I have been giving all of Len Beadells books & videos a workout, along with reading the history of Tom Kruse ( who my brother had the fortune of working with whilst drilling for samples at Barton).
What's the secret?
Time.
Yes, time & distance........ they were just numbers.
None of the rushing around that we see today, trying to fit in as much as we can in a day.
Just cruise along, and you'll get there...... today.......tomorrow..... next week.....
My last trip was on my own, and whilst I had a rough idea as to where I wanted to go, I didn't quite get there, but went somewhere else instead, and didn't give a damn about times and camping spots, etc...
Okay, some of you may think that as being a little foolish, like not letting people know of your whereabouts, but that's how it is.
Some of you may think I am a little selfish, but I'm on my own, and only myself to please.
We are all familiar with the setting off in the morning on the big trip, and how we can get uptight if we are running late, or when we get annoyed if we get way laid.
The reason is..... time...... and the constraints we put on it.
I am only now learning myself, the real lack of importance of time constraints. We all have to adhere to time at work and at
home. Why on holidays?
This is nothing but a rant, and a lot of you would be no doubt aware of this little gem, but there are a lot of people who simply rush around, get to a spot, jump out, take a piccie, jump back in, and race away. Bugger that!
Anyway, I'd better go now, or I'll be late for work, and I'll have to sack myself!
Wolfie