Monday, June 22, 2009
United Kingdom May/June 2009
South Korea
One of the side streets in Seoul with great entertainment and places to relax, unwind and enjoy a meal.Singapore

Me enjoying durian fruit. This is the one food that Andrew Zimmerman from the TV show "Bizarre Foods" will not eat.
Equipment storage buildings at Kranji Sancturary Golf Course
Orchids growing at the Orchid Country Club.
Eric Phua from AT Besquip and James Sua CGCS, CCPC, CGIA, Manager of SAFRA.
Worker grooming green with True-Surface Greens Care Collection system at SAFRA Resort.
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
2009 China Golf Show - Beijing
Opening day of the Golf Show.
Our Booth.
Greenman Machinery Company booth representing John Deere.
Fat Dragon booth representing Toro along with E-Way the other Toro distributor for China.
Knock off China products.
Wangfujing Street food court.
Step right up and get you something you can't get at home.
Yummy, kidneys and testicles!
Scorpions and grasshoppers and silk worms. Yummy for the tummy!
A little crunchy but full of protein and fiber.
Seahorses delight!
Dog meat soup anyone?
The octopus was a little chewey but the silk worms were a BURST of flavor!
I forced Kevin to eat at least one silk worm in his lifetime.
I wanted to bring her home with me. What a cutiepie!
Three amigos! Kevin Campbell, Jeff Churchill and Willie Slingerland. Tired from walking the Forbidden City.
Great mother Lion sculpture.
One of the temples in Forbidden City.
St. Patrick's Week 2009
Bunratty Castle and Durty Nelly's Pub.
Pub founded in 1620.
Poulnabrone Dolman in the Burren. Burial tomb for 17 adults and 16 children from between 25oo to 2000 B.C.
Doolin Castle.
What a view!
Lake outside Corofin, Ireland near cousin Mary Ruane's house.

Jeff Corn from Smith Turf and Irrigation at the Cliffs of Moher.

Jeff and me enjoying Neylon's Pub in Mullagh, Ireland.

Me in trouble playing Doonbeg Golf Club.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
2009 Canadian International Turfgrass Conference in Halifax, Nova Scotia
Frozen water everywhere!
Barracks inside
the citadel in
Halifax from the
early 1800's
Old Town
Clock in Halifax
built in 1803
Mark Kuhns, CGCS
current President
of the GCSAA
and me.
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