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A list of places he's been would be "impressive", including the very rural parts of Africa.

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Four way onion and coney at Blue Ash Chili, back home now after one night in the mountains.  Heard and excellent concert in Cincy and had some quality time with Louis Langree' and his wife.  Kind of a lot of driving, got 39 mpg in the highway at 80 mph.

I'm thinking about going to Myrtle Beach in late June. I've never been. I wanted to go a few times but the ex-wife always nixed it. Now that the "ex" has been added to her title I'm going to do it. I've found some nice AirBnB's right next to the beach. I'll take my dog and my golf clubs and have a good time. 

nuttin wrong with cheap golf