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This is the start of the Philosopher's Path just outside of Ginkaku-ji

Under Miletus theater hearing Mark Steen talk about philosophers including Thales

Travel to NOLA - February 2024 - Krewe of Muses

 

Organized in 2000, the Krewe of Muses is named after the legendary daughters of Zeus. In Greek mythology, muses were patrons of the arts and sciences, as well as sources of inspiration for artists, poets, philosophers, and musicians.

 

The parade has become one of Mardi Gras' favorites, thanks to its humorous and biting parade themes. Each year, in addition to their year-long philanthropic works, the Muses host a design contest for students in the area. The winner rides as a guest of the krewe and his or her design is turned into a throw cup!

 

In addition to allowing students to design their throw cup logos, they also have had children design their masks. Now those duties have been passed along to adults, such as senior citizens and other adults in rehabilitative environments that may have not been able to participate in the parade as parade goers.

 

Year founded: 2000

Membership: 1118 female riders

Number of floats: 26 floats

Signature throw: hand decorated high-heeled shoes

Scraps (and almost full skeins) from my lovely family member who didn't want them anymore. Philospher's Wool, very lanolin-filled yarn!

Philosopher's walk. There weren't too many people going along here, although there were a few tourists. What amazed us was the number of vending machines and restaurants along the way!

Japan, Kyoto

Philosopher's Path

Not often I get such a good view of the drummer

Walking through myrtle forest, Philosopher falls, Tasmania

Japan, Kyoto

Philosopher's Path

Path and canal, Kyoto, Japan

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