Keeping Kurrent

The Place where we talk about the ideas, issues and trends that shape your everyday life.
This river, the Nenana river, is located immediately adjacent to Denali National Park and Preserve and passes by the McKinley Village where the Host had an overnight stay. The river is glacier fed. There was a sign saying that a Grizzly bear had recently been seen immediately by this property. making this both a beautiful and dangerous and dangerous place to visit

Australia

Tips to surviving

  • Don't ever put your hand down a hole for any reason whatsoever.
  • We mean it.
  • The beer is stronger than you think, regardless of how strong you think it is.
  • Always carry a stick. Air-conditioning.
  • Do not attempt to use any Australian slang, unless you are a trained linguist and good in a fistfight.
  • Thick socks.

Source: www.bbc.co.uk

Travel brings us to exciting, new places where we learn to look at life all over.

 

Keeping Kurrent has been around for over six years. The program just completed its 346th show on June 8, 2005 with a show which provides "Three Views of Australia," a three part program. During the program you'll first hear an interview with John Honey, author of "Paint," a story about a returning Vietnam Vet who has become a well known painter who lives in Tasmania, Australia. John has written and directed documentaries for the Discovery Channel and has written scripts for popular, dramatic shows on Australian television.

John Honey on the immediate left, followed by a picture of Wayne Potter, Monica Clemensson and Hakan Stromquist; the picture on the far right includes Doug, Ashley and Kathy Zenn with Wayne Potter while in Palm Cove, Australia. Find more about John Honey at Red Hill Books.

You also will want to meet Swedish travelers, Hakann Stromquist and Monica Clemenson, who were not only thankful for each other's company while at the Barrier Reef but also for the hot-humid weather instead of snow and cold weather.

You'll also meet Doug, Kathy and Ashley who talk about their experiences in Cairn, Palm Cove, Sydney and other Australian Cities. You need to find out from there how comfortable they were on the Great Barrier Reef.

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An Aboriginal musician near Cairn, Australia

 

This Market has more than 20,000 people visit it each Saturday. John Honey sells his books at this Market as well as on-line. You can learn more about the Salamanca Market by looking at City of Hobart.