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EUROPE, France, Switzerland - September 2, 2010 -

In which a short break in the relentless march toward the Bohemian lands allows Paul to take in a bit of sport, and to convalesce slightly from physical and spiritual maladies

EUROPE, France - August 31, 2010 -

In which the weltschmerz is more keenly felt than usual, where modern alienation becomes mere kitsch and loneliness is just a way of being, and where majesty crumbles

EUROPE, France - August 30, 2010 -

In which half of France is conquered, though not without sacrifice

EUROPE, France - August 26, 2010 -

In which the tired and footsore English Paul reaches Limoges, France, and expostulates on the value dichotomy of physical stress

EUROPE, France - August 24, 2010 -

In which Paul, having safely arrived in France, embarks on the physical portion of this largely introspective journey in search of the Self; and where he discusses injuries and physical malady whilst the French, as they are wont, celebrate Bastille Day

In which Paul prepares to travel to London by coach, and expresses regret at the consequences of recent lifestyle choices

England, EUROPE - August 24, 2010 -

In which Paul prepares to travel to London by coach, and expresses regret at the consequences of recent lifestyle choices

In which Paul readies himself for the trip, and ties up some loose ends

England, EUROPE - August 24, 2010 -

In which Paul readies himself for the trip, and ties up some loose ends

Czech Republic, England, EUROPE, France, Germany - August 24, 2010 -

English Paul’s Transcendental Trans-European Trek

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