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Hi All,

And welcome to a duploworld update about what you have missed out on during all the time where I have been posting my summer adventure stuff
As you can probably imagine I have not been sitting still much.

London

Has been one fo my stops during this autumn.
Above is from a lazer show at the old blackfriar railway bridge, seems that I was lucky enough to catchLondon while they had like 7 virtual exebitions along the river thames. It was actually quite interesting.
Aside from the pubs, soho and all the other stuff i absolutely adore about London, a late evening/night walk along the river thames is one of the things that never really stops to amaze me. If you go to london that is one of the things that really should be done.
Salt Lake City, Utah

Has been another stop this autumn, my second visit.
Now this time it was for a conference thus my time to acutally enjoy this absolutely stunning place has been minimal, I did however manage to grab a couple of hours for a drive along the nearby Alpine Loop and cascading springs.
I managed to hit Utah just the right time of year I thing, autumn was just comming around bathing every thing in lush autumn colours and the peaks in bright white snow. now what more can one ask for.
Alpine Loop

The rest of the photos in this post by the way, will be from this stop in Salt Lake City.
Well actually Park City was the place where the conference was held, at a Place called "The Canyons", now that place looks like a really nice place for a week or two worth of boarding during winter
One thing is for sure, I am comming back to Utah first chance I get and it will be with 2-3 weeks worth of time on my hands. this place may house some of the most visited National Parks in the US, but from what I have seen so far it is absolutely justified.
Cascading springs

Now aside from these trips and various trips to Copenhagen, It has been all about getting things wrapped up here in Nuuk.
My stay in Greenland is slowly and sadly comming to an end and Duploworld will during winter or early spring be relocated to somewhere else, the exact location is not set in stone yet and knowing this 3 year adventure is getting close to an end is something that actually fills my heart with sadness.
I have truly come to love the Greenlandic Nature and culture, so while I may be moving elsewhere, I am quite certain that it will not be my last time visiting this magic part of the world.
A mountain view

Autumn up here has been a mixed bag, lots of snow has fallen, but we have also had some really rough weather.
Actually the last couple of days we have been plagued by another Fohn storm. I think we have had more of them this autumn than all of last winter. however a few photo opportunities has been presenting themselves, not as many as I would like, but a few.
However due to my extensive travels, this years "Greenlandic Autumn Photos" Gallery will be a rather limited one in terms of photos :-( However the winter season looks rather promising :-)
Greenlandic Autumn


With that I think I am going to hold off for now and get back to catching up on all of you, something I have not been doing often enough this autumn.

Thanks for reading all and do take care

Thomas