Chris Liberty - Dispatches from a Gentleman Adventurer
Being the internal dialog of a vagabond chasing his own tail across five continents for 1 year, 9 months and 1 day and counting, in search of something that will become clear whenever it's found.
This travelogue comprises 10,401 photographs and 304,645 words in 248 dispatches written from 243 locations in 39 countries on 4 continents around the world.
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Last Seen In George Town, Malaysia on Dec. 23rd, 2009
Decorative letter D Dispatches from The East China Sea

Arrived by Ferry on Saturday, August 8th, 2009 at 9:00am local time

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Decorative letter Sunday, August 9th, 2009
Gas-mask sign on the ferry from Osaka to Shanghai; Near Shanghai, Japan
Decorative letter Saturday, August 8th, 2009
Life-raft sign on the ferry from Osaka to Shanghai; On the Sea of Japan The ferry from Osaka to Shanghai; On the Sea of Japan Engine room sign on the ferry from Osaka to Shanghai; On the Sea of Japan Smokestack on the ferry from Osaka to Shanghai; On the Sea of Japan Deckchairs on the ferry from Osaka to Shanghai; On the Inland Sea, Japan Life-preserver on the ferry from Osaka to Shanghai; On the Sea of Japan Rusted deck paint on the ferry from Osaka to Shanghai; On the Sea of Japan
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Decorative letter Adventure on the High Seas; Missing Japan already
Our second day at sea, on the M.V. Su Zhou Hao out from Osaka and bound for Shanghai. I could get used to this. Even Sheryl isn't as stir-crazy as we were afraid she'd be. The weather was overcast in the morning but very hot and sunny in the afternoon.…
 
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