kyohototo.

interesting day today, after the temple morning we went into town to experience the shops. and we found alot of them and a huge amount of people to boot. i can think of quite a few people who would have been very much in their element. i however felt guilty for my early cashsplash for a zip drive (to store all my photos and music so hopefully i will never lose them again...hopefully) and managed to resist an overload of purchases. some amazing clothes and shoes and hats and scarves were not purchased but i know they are there and if i miss them then i can always return.

we were really tired today actually, all of us. i think the last few days took it out of us. we are up early again tomorow and off to visit the nearby city of Nara. guidebook-chris was explaining to me that the largest wooden building in the world, the Tsodei temple is located in the centre of nara. so it will be another awe-insoiring day. we were not at the gallery at all today and were not inspired by the choice of tripods on display so no further progress on more photos, but it is maybe nice to have a little break for a couple of days. might start making my party hats tomorow. should be fun...
hope all is well with you? how is scotland looking? i really want to go explore when i get back. but it will be the grindstone i think. good night folks.x

as i said, i cant get over the temple floors. adn what they represent. so many feet have passed to make them what they are now.
p.s was it the secret wedding today? if it was please let me know how it went adn id love to see some pictures. in actual fact, if anybody wants to send me some pictures i would love to hear from you....hello.
Oyasumi nasai.x