Countries Beginning with I

Part 1 in video, including some very interesting speeches by parents about why they sent their kids to Woodstock, and what they think their kids got out of it.

My first and probably last attempt at political satire.

Finally found time to get the whole play processed and uploaded. Woodstock School's unique take on the Shakespeare classic. See all the videos on the web page.

Song and other arts to celebrate the end of the semester.

It's Snowing, and We Haven't Left Mussoorie Yet!

Woodstock's Christmas chapel/concert was a joyous and beautiful event for the whole school.

Lunchtime Concert in the Quad.

Sunday morning celebrants dance along the Chukker.

Venetian wildlife in a balcony garden.

A sunny winter day on Lake Como.

Monsoon rains in Landour, Mussoorie, India.

Almost a year after my first visit, I returned to Spankyville to enjoy more of Julia and Dani's warm hospitality. And yummy cooking!

Almost a year after my first visit, I returned to Spankyville to enjoy more of Julia and Dani's warm hospitality. And yummy cooking!

Italia Marching Show Bands championship in Lecco.

Reminiscences About Growing Up at Woodstock School: incredible top tricks and scorpion circuses.

Learning about Indian culture, in and out of school.

This footage was shot around 11 am; eight hours later, snow keeps falling - we're expected to get up to 70 cm.

A bit of fluff.

I've seen this view many times (and it's always astounding), but never captured it on film before.

On the Road in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas

Holiday greetings from Lake Como.

Happy Valley, Mussoorie, India.

High culture in everyday Italian life.

I usually think we're living in the suburbs, but every now and then something persuades me that we actually live in the country. Today, it's the transumanza - moving the herds from high summer pastures to lower altitudes for winter.

How many means of moving people and goods can you count?

A friend's pet in Mumbai.

A 37-second taste of my videoblogs.

We had mehndi (henna) painted on our hands, something Indian women traditionally do for big occasions, especially their own weddings. A complex covering of both sides of both hands such as we had done is, in fact, most often done for brides (along with their feet).

A beautiful day in Varenna, on Lake Como.

Italian kids going to school on motorini (scooters).