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  1. Christine Davidson
    July 7, 2023 @ 06:44

    Your descriptions of this beautiful experience brought tears to my eyes. We forget so quickly what war does to those who serve and those who are left behind. And it seems like all war is fought for peace. We miss you, Tim but I’m so thankful that I get to read your such beautiful descriptions of your journey..

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    • Tim
      July 14, 2023 @ 08:43

      Glad I was able to somewhat convey the experience for you. I’ll tell you more when I return. See you soon!

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  2. Pamela Young
    July 7, 2023 @ 08:04

    Another eye-opening journey ~ thanks for sharing it with us, Tim!

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    • Tim
      July 14, 2023 @ 08:43

      My pleasure!

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  3. Emily Ezell
    July 7, 2023 @ 09:16

    Beautiful blog and such a privilege experiencing this journey with you. Hope to cross paths again one day!

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    • Tim
      July 14, 2023 @ 08:44

      Thanks, Emily. I hope so too!

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  4. Stevi Blanchette
    July 8, 2023 @ 12:16

    What an intense experience! (Also, glad you did not fall down the mountainside!)

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    • Tim
      July 14, 2023 @ 08:45

      Can’t believe none of us fell. Our guides were very good!

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  5. David
    July 10, 2023 @ 09:25

    Thank you for sharing this powerful experience. I look forward to hearing more in the coming weeks. God bless you and keep you as you explore.

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    • Tim
      July 14, 2023 @ 08:46

      Thanks for the comment, David. Hoping to find more time to write soon, but I’m in Japan and there is just so much to see!

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