Eric Trules' Substack
Eric TrulesLife & Culture by Eric Trules. After 40 years in the LA desert, 3 years in Santa Fe, and a recent divorce, I have "self-deported", still telling personal stories about myself, my travels & world view, and whatever else strikes my fancy.
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Trulysseus Sets Sail Across the Aegean
After all, that’s why I came here to Greece - both to continue my personal Odyssey, and to look back at history. Not just to stand in front of European churches and battlefields from the impressive 1st and 2nd millennia AD, but to look back...
Travel Photos: Wild and Wooly Albania + the Monastario of North Macedonia
First off, I’m breaking my own precedent with this post.
Rather than post travel photos from 3 months ago, meaning the UK last July, I figure I’d follow up on my last post, "Wild and Wooly Albania”, where I was caught in the capital’s prot...
Wild & Wooly Albania, Not a Travelogue
Well, it’s been a completely wild last few days in Tirana, capital of Albania.
Protests, tear gas, riot police, thousands of people in Skanderbeg Square (Tirana’s main gathering place, featuring national hero monuments and historic buildi...
Travel Photos: Back in the UK, Quiet Dorset and Historical Sherborne
Well, as promised, I’ve finally left the furnace of southern France for the cooler climes of southwest Britain. Dorset County, to be precise.
As some of you know, I actually crossed the Channel last July, but as I’ve said before, my “Trave...
The Tale of the Scorpion and the Frog
I’m sure that many of you have heard this tale before. It’s attributed to both Aesop and to Russian storytelling tradition.
The Scorpion and the Frog
One day, a scorpion looked around at the mountain where he lived and decided that he wan...
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Retired USC Theater Prof, travel podcaster ("e-travels with e. trules"), Allen Ginsberg award winner, solo performer, HuffPost blogger, doc filmmaker, Dad, and former clown. Also writes “Trules Rules” on Substack: https://erictrules.substack.com
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