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Mexico's Copper Canyon from Phoenix
Mexico's spectacular Copper Canyon is four times larger than the Grand Canyon.
Tour Description
Mexico's spectacular Copper Canyon is four times larger than the Grand Canyon. For premium views, you'll cherish the vistas from 7,500 feet above sea level on the spectacular "Train in the Sky." Visit beautifully restored colonial mansions, cruise the Sea of Cortez and meet local Mayo and Tarahumara Indians on this timeless adventure which will reveal ancient cultures merged with majestic, cactus-strewn mountain scenery.
Highlights and Inclusions
- Hotel accommodations for 9 nights
- First-class train journey aboard the El Chepe train through the Copper Canyon
- Transportation by deluxe motorcoach
- 23 meals
- Sightseeing and scenic excursions per itinerary (admission to all attractions included in tour price)
- Services of a professional tour manager
- Airport transfers
- Baggage handling
- Taxes and service charges
- Hermosillo
- San Carlos
- Alamos
- Copper Canyon Train
- Posada Barrancas
- Casas Grandes
Day 1 - Arrive in Phoenix
Welcome to Phoenix! Take your complimentary transfer to the hotel. After checking in, relax or take advantage of the hotel's amenities. Overnight Courtyard Marriott Phoenix Airport.
Day 2 - Tucson / Hermosillo / San Carlos
Begin your adventure with a short stop in Tucson before crossing the border into Mexico. As you journey into the Sonoran Desert, keep an eye out for giant saguaro cacti. Stop for lunch in the small town of Santa Ana before traveling to Hermosillo to see its lovely colonial cathedral and the Government Palace with walls bedecked with murals depicting the history of the Sonoran region. Your day ends in San Carlos, where the desert meets the glittering Sea of Cortez. Relax in your waterfront resort before gathering for a welcome reception and dinner. Overnight Marinaterra Hotel & Spa. (B, L, D)
Day 3 - Sea of Cortez Cruise / Alamos
Board a private boat for a scenic cruise on the Sea of Cortez. Keep an eye out for dolphins, seals, whales and exotic birds! After a poolside lunch;the afternoon is free to explore the marina and shop. Tonight enjoy a seaside sunset dinner. Overnight Marinaterra Hotel and Spa (B, L, D)
Day 4 - San Carlos - Alamos
This morning, visit the first cultured pearl farm in the Americas and learn all about the local specialty of pearl oyster farming, pearl grading and quality selection. Next, travel south through rich farmlands to the foothills of the Sierra Madre and the quaint town of Alamos. A living museum, the city's cobblestone streets are lined with beautiful Spanish colonial buildings. This evening, immerse yourself in the local culture at dinner with a colorful spectacle of music and folk dancing by performers in traditional costumes. Overnight Casa de los Tesoros or Casa Encantada or The Mansion. (B, L, D)
Day 5 - Alamos - El Fuerte
Stroll the streets of Alamos as your local expert brings this town's history to life. Visit some of the restored mansions built when Alamos' river mines were among the richest in the world. After lunch, journey farther into the Sierra Madre to the town of El Fuerte. This evening, the Torres family welcomes you to their beautifully restored 19th century mansion for a regional meal and entertainment. Enjoy a performance of traditional folkloric and native dances followed by a sumptuous dinner of delicious local dishes, including black bass caught fresh from the El Fuerte River. Overnight Torres del Fuerte. (B, L, D)
Day 6 - Copper Canyon / Posada Barrancas
Mexico's Copper Canyon, four times larger than the Grand Canyon, looms large in the culture and imagination of this proud country. Board your private rail car for your journey on the "Train in the Sky," traveling from sea level to 7,500 feet in less than 150 miles, passing through tunnels and over soaring bridges. Engineers and laborers spent nearly 100 years laying tracks into this rugged terrain, and now the spectacular views make this one of the world's most exciting train journeys. Pass alongside the jagged Barranca Septentrion and Urique Canyons as you travel to the heart of the Copper Canyon. Disembark at your hotel, situated right on the rim of the Urique Canyon. Tonight, attend a regional meal and learn all about the culture of the Tarahumara Indians while delighting in traditional Mexican cuisine. Overnight Mirador Authentic Accommodation. (B, L, D)
Day 7 - Copper Canyon Sightseeing
Spend the entire day exploring this dramatic area, one of the greatest natural treasures of North America. Learn about the geological forces that created the seven individual canyons, collectively known as Copper Canyon. Meet the local Tarahumara Indians, a semi-nomadic tribe whose ancestors have lived in the canyon's caves for thousands of years, and learn about their natural remedies from a local medicine woman. Later, board the new aerial tram and descend into the canyon to experience its grandeur in a way few have ever done. Overnight Mirador Authentic Accommodation. (B, L, D)
Day 8 - Casas Grandes
Travel to the village of Creel via Oteros Canyon before descending into the stark Chihuahuan Desert and the city of Casas Grandes. This evening, visit a pottery studio where local artisans have adapted ancient traditions into a modern style called Mata Ortiz. Watch master craftsmen and learn about the archeological finds at Paquime that inspired their style. This evening, gather for a festive farewell dinner. Overnight Hotel Hacienda. (B, L, D)
Day 9 - Paquime / Phoenix
Today we visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Paquime, a great trading center in the 14th and 15th centuries before the Spanish conquest of Mexico. You can see ceremonial mounds, the House of the Cross, and the House of the Serpent. Later, we'll travel across the Chihuahuan Desert into the U.S., and stop in Tucson before arriving back in Phoenix late this evening. Overnight Courtyard Marriott Phoenix Airport. (B, L)
Day10 - Depart Phoenix
Take a transfer to Phoenix International Airport for your flight home (not included). (B)
Canyon Statistics
The Copper Canyon, while a distinct Canyon in itself, is used to describe a complex of five canyons:
Urique 6,136 feet
Sinforasa 6,002 feet
Batopilas 5,904 feet
Copper Canyon 5,770 feet
Guaynopa 5,313 feet
Compare these Canyon statistics with that of the Grand Canyon at Hopi Point, 4,674 feet!
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Mexico's Copper Canyon From Phoenix: Departs 10th October 2015 from $1,850 - Please call for availability 17th October 2015 ($1,850), 24th October 2015 ($1,850), 31st October 2015 ($1,850), 7th November 2015 ($1,850), 21st November 2015 ($1,795), 5th December 2015 ($1,795), 20th December 2015 ($1,825), 23rd January 2016 ($1,895), 6th February 2016 ($1,895), 20th February 2016 ($1,895), 5th March 2016 ($1,950), 12th March 2016 ($1,950), 19th March 2016 ($1,950)
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A film and food guru who feasted on the good things in life
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Michael Winner, who has died aged 77, was one of Britain's few commercially viable film directors; he also followed a late-flowering vocation as a restaurant critic, becoming the UK's most outrageous food writer with his opinionated column, 'Winner's Dinners'.
In the course of a film career lasting 40 years, he made more than 30 pictures, among which were sharp social comedies such as The System (1963) and The Jokers (1966). But he derived his wealth and lasting reputation from later Hollywood hokum, notably the frenzied and graphically violent Death Wish series.
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An only child, Michael Robert Winner was born in London on October 30, 1935. His grandfather, a Russian immigrant, ran a chain of menswear shops, but his father went into property and prospered.
Winner's eccentric Jewish mother suffered from a lifelong addiction to gambling, and Winner recalled that at his bar mitzvah she threw a poker party; he spent the evening answering the door and taking coats to the cloakroom. She was a regular at the Monte Carlo Casino, where she lost more than £3m. "She used to pawn my father's oils," Winner recalled, "and she sold the deeds to my penthouse to pay her debts, but what can you do? You can't sue your aged mother."
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Winner was educated at St Christopher Quaker school in Letchworth. A lonely child, and something of a misfit, he sought consolation in the cinema, and spent his weekends and holidays writing about film stars for various papers.
After Cambridge University, he began writing screenplays, mainly thrillers. In 1958 he had his first full-length screen success with Some Like It Cool, a vehicle for pop star Billy Fury set in a nudist colony during the 'Twist' dance craze.
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In recent years, he was most famous for 'Winner's Dinners', an acidic weekly column about food and restaurants in The Sunday Times. His love of rich food and cigars caught up with him. In 1993 he was told he would have to undergo a triple heart bypass. Then, in January 2007, he contracted the rare disease vibrio vulnificus after eating an oyster.
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The Extended Day for Learning Program features both math and reading instruction and enrichment opportunities for K-6 students to explore new abilities and interests.
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Thought I'd throw in a little blast from the past :-)
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Thanks, James! That was a great year in my book; I had such a good time there!
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Middle: Ike Eisenlord, Vinny Walsh, Marianne Priest, John Powers (in front of Marianne), Andrew Moxom, Thomas Bertilsson, Jerry Basierbe, Mark O'Brien, Dan Henderson, Mark Sieverson, Jeff Bannow, Eva Bannow, Ted (don't know last name), and Matt Blaise.
Sitting: Bob Carnie and his wife (sorry, don't know name), and their pup (Lucy?).
Where's Bill Schwab? Where's Nicole B-McG? Where's Don Cardwell? :)
A lot of these suspect looking folks are likely to show up in 2012 as well... and it's rewarding to meet every single one of them!
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A commercial photography studio needs a lot of items for cleaning, coloring, clamping and combining the products we photograph. Here is the top part of a studio storage unit for such supplies. The pano is a test of using studio strobes in a gigapan, but I decided to upload it anyway.
Bart Galle is a pastel artist and poet with a studio down the hall from my photo studio. A self-taught artist, he has won numerous awards at the local, regional and national levels. Bart is also an award-winning poet. His book "Everything is True at Once" is available from Passager Books. His poems have w...
Aestetix is a nifty guy. He runs the 'Five Minutes of Fame' event at the Noisebridge Hacker space in San Francisco, and he does lots of fun things. Whenever I see him he is smiling. Of course, there is the selection effect that for the most part the only times I see him he also sees me, so the Scientist in me must a...
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FORT MITCHELL, Ky. — The Defense Department said a soldier based at Fort Bragg, N.C., has been killed during a mission in Afghanistan.
Army officials said 28-year-old Sgt. Daniel T. Lee of Crossville, Tenn., died
Wednesday after enemy forces attacked his unit with small arms fire. He was
assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group. His wife and 6-month-old son live in Arizona.
His father, Daniel Patrick Lee, told The Kentucky Enquirer that Army officials said his son was shot in the chest.
He said his son was always smiling, kept a positive outlook and "lit up a room
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MODESTO (CBS13) – An elementary school in Modesto has found a buried time capsule that it had been racing against time to locate.
An official at Alberta Martone Elementary School called CBS13 to report the package, which was buried on school campus, was found Wednesday. The school was planning to dig up the capsule for their upcoming 25th anniversary.
Filled with items like pictures, letters and school memorabilia, the capsule was buried at the school in 1988. In the excitement of the event, they forgot to mark where it went into the ground.
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Both houses of the Connecticut General Assembly approved a bill decriminalizing marijuana, which is soon expected to be sign by Governor Malloy.
So what's fair game now? The possession of less than 1/2-ounce of cannabis is no longer a misdemeanor. Instead, a $150 fine will be issued ($200-$500 for further offenses). A weird alcohol-policy-esque addition states a 60-day driver's license suspension for those younger than 21.
May not seem like much, but current laws mandate fines of $1000 to $3000, and possible jail time.
How did votes break down? An 18-18 tie in Senate was broken by Lt. Gov. Nancy Wyman, while the House has a larger margin with votes split 90-57.
There were a number of opponents to the bill, citing safety concerns and concerns of pot's role as a "gateway drug". Among them was Senate Minority Leader John McKinney (R-Fairfield), who said, ""For me, a policy that lessens the severity of drug use is a bad one," he said. "I don't believe we should just give up."
Conversely, Malloy who called this legislation "common sense reform", said that the state is "doing more harm than good when we prosecute people who are caught using marijuana -- needlessly stigmatizing them in a way they would not if they were caught drinking underage."
State Sen. Toni Boucher, who actively spoke against the bill in the deliberations, says that Malloy has a personal interest in the matter, given his son's history with selling and using the drug (resulted in a 2007 arrest, too). The senator also spoke against this "first step" of a process: "The groups promoting these bills have stated so—the ultimate design is for full legalization."
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The Peverils is located in the New Forest village of East Boldre just a few minutes from the town of Beaulieu. This is an ideal location for exploring the New Forest National Park either walking, cycling or by car. The property is next door to the local Post Office/Store which provides almost everything you could need! You are in easy access of all the surrounding villages and towns such as Lymington, Brockenhurst and many more.
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
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|Nearest airport: Southampton 30 km, Nearest railway: Brockenhurst 9.6 km
|Family friendly
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|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
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|Internet access
|Central heating, TV
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|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites
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Spacious accommodation with utility room adjoining the kitchen, large hallway and upstairs landing area.
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A wonderful region to take a holiday in, with the New Forest National Park and the south coast to visit. There are many attractions in the whole of the region and many wonderful towns and villages with holiday accommodation. There are plenty of day excursion attractions in all areas e.g. Paultons Park, Marwell Zoological Park. Together with excellent shopping areas such as West Quay in Southampton and Castle Point in Bournemouth.
East Boldre
The New Forest lies to the west of Southampton Water in south-west Hampshire and covers 37,677 hectares. Centuries of human management and livestock grazing have meant that the forest is a combination of heathland, ancient woodland, wetlands and grassy plains, with many enclosures of both coniferous and deciduous woodland. The commoners' ponies and cattle roam freely across the forest, controlling and shaping the vegetation as they graze.
'New Forest', or 'Nova Foresta', was created by William the Conqueror as a royal hunting ground, and forest laws were enforced to protect the hunted animals and their habitats. These strict laws ensured that the hunting of deer and wild boar remained the closely guarded privilege of the King and his followers.
Over the centuries, deer hunting became less important, and by the 17th and 18th centuries timber production was the primary economic use of the New Forest. The New Forest Acts came into force, and areas were fenced off to protect young saplings from the grazing animals. It wasn't until the Act of 1877 that two thirds of the forest were set aside for commoners to exercise their traditional rights.
Deer populations were left unmanaged until the 19th century when they reached levels that threatened the timber crops and competed with the commoners' stock for food. The Deer Removal Act was established in 1851 and it was resolved that all deer were to be removed. Although total removal was not achieved, the numbers did reduce dramatically, and the Forestry Commission's keepers continue to keep these numbers under control today.
Recreation is important in the New Forest and with a large proportion of the forest being Crown land, access to the greater part is open and free to all. Local users and visitors from farther afield regularly enjoy participating in a wide range of recreation activities including horse-riding, dog walking and cycling.
East Boldre is a lovely New Forest village close to the town of Beaulieu with its famous Motor Museum and a good base for exploring the New Forest National Park and the south coast.
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BIG GOVERNMENT SERIES: First of three parts
George W. Bush rode into Washington almost eight years ago astride the horse of smaller government. He will leave it this winter having overseen the biggest federal budget expansion since Franklin Delano Roosevelt seven decades ago.
Not since World War II, when the nation mobilized to fight a global war against fascism and recover from the Great Depression, has government spending played as large a role in the economy as it does today.
This time, it is a rapid mobilization against another global enemy — Islamist terrorism — that lies behind much of the growth. But rising spending on discretionary domestic programs has also played its part.
"We have now presided over the largest increase in the size of government since the Great Society," said Sen. John McCain, the Republican candidate vying to replace Mr. Bush in the White House, during the first presidential debate.
That, in fact, was an understatement. No president since FDR — who offered a New Deal to pull the nation out of the Great Depression and then fought World War II — has presided over as rapid a growth in government when measured as a percentage of the total economy.
And now comes the Next Deal — the rapid-fire series of programs announced in recent weeks to deal with a global financial crisis that few Americans even understand. It has begun with a decision to use $700 billion in taxpayer money to buy up financial assets and take an ownership stake in the nation's largest banks and could be followed by a stimulus program of up to $300 billion driven by congressional Democrats.
As a result, Mr. Bush already is the first president in history to implement budgets that crossed the $2 trillion a year and $3 trillion a year marks. His final budget, which comes to an end Sept. 30, conceivably could near $4 trillion, depending on the final tab for the financial rescue.
Mr. Bush campaigned in 2000 on a pledge to reduce the size of government, continuing a trend that had been under way since the end of the Cold War. But since terrorists attacked the World Trade Center and Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, he has done what he thought was necessary to keep the country safe. That commitment became a centerpiece of his 2004 convention speech: "Whatever it takes."
The White House does not contest the numbers showing near-record growth in the size of government on its watch, but says it has no regrets about the president's decision to eschew a limited government agenda in favor of homeland security and defense spending.
"What we have presided over is the security of the nation — the creation of the Homeland Security Department and the fighting of two wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. We don't apologize for the spending needed to protect Americans," White House deputy press secretary Tony Fratto said.
"If somebody wants to be critical of those efforts, go for it. Have fun. It's a silly point to make," Mr. Fratto said. "America would not be better off had this president not decided to greatly expand the protection of the homeland and to take the fight to the enemies in Iraq and Afghanistan. Period."
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The aim of the English and Communications Department at Anne Arundel Community College is to prepare you to be a more effective writer, speaker, and thinker and to help you develop your abilities to understand and appreciate literature and other cultures.
- Your mastery of English grammar, punctuation, and sentence structure
- Your ability to organize and express ideas
- Tour ability to communicate orally
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- Literature of America's and the world's many cultures
- Great writing in forms both new and old
- Classic literary themes in their cultural contexts
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Writers Reading @ AACC is a program that hosts a wide array of writers: poets, fiction writers, essayists, songwriters, memoirists, playwrights, journalists, and screenplay writers. Writers Reading encourages students, faculty, staff and community to attend. All events, sponsored by the AACC Student Association, are free and open to the public and include book sales and signings.
Fall 2015 Schedule
September 24, 2015: Poet-- Christopher Ankney in HUM 112, 2:00-3:15.
Christopher Ankney, an AACC faculty member, is the author of Hearsay, the winner of the 2014 Jean Feldman Prize-winner from Washington Writers' Publishing House.
"Hearsay is a collection of poems whose experiences are verified by Ankney's rich and subtle imagination. He has teased out the imperative (Here, say) hidden in the title, and as such Ankney's poems provide an enduring testimony for what it's like to be alive in our calamitous, heart-breaking and over-charged epoch."— Michael Collier
October 15, 2015: Historical Fiction Writer--Erika Robuck in HUM 112, 2:00- 3:15
Historical fiction writer, book blogger, voracious reader. Erika's first novel, Receive Me Falling was self-published. Penguin Random House published Hemingway's Girl, Call Me Zelda, Fallen Beauty, The House of Hawthorne, and a short story anthology to which Erika contributed, Grand Central: Original Stories of Postwar Love and Reunion.
November 19, 2015: Poet and Essayist--Jane Satterfield in HUM 112, 2:00-3:15
Jane Satterfield was born in Northamptonshire, England and raised in the United States. Satterfield has won a number of awards. In 2013 she received the 49th Parallel Award in Poetry from Bellingham Review. In 2011 she won the Mslexia Women's Poetry Competition for "The War Years". In 2007, Satterfield was awarded both a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship in Literature for poetry and the Pirate's Alley Faulkner Society Gold Medal for the Essay. Her books include: Her Familiars,Shepherdess with an Automatic, Assignation at Vanishing Point and Daughters of Empire: A Memoir of a Year in Britain and Beyond.
Faculty In the News:
Christopher Ankney-- Hearsay, winner of the 2014 Jean Feldman Prize at Washington Writers' Publishing House
Garrett Brown –Cubicles (Finishing Line Press, 2014)
Susan Cohen—"She regards the polluted body" in The Fourth River, Vol. 11, 2014
Janice Gary-- Short Leash: A Memoir of Dog Walking and Deliverance, has won two Silver Nautilus Awards, one for Memoir/Personal Journey and one for Animals/Nature.


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After being shut out of the sold-out Trio! show at the Discover Jazz Festival a few weeks ago in Burlington, VT, I made sure to secure a pair of lawn seats at Cain Park – a small, intimate amphitheater near my new home of Cleveland Heights. Reading some early reviews and hearing rumblings about the performance from my lucky friends who bought tickets early for the Burlington show, I knew that Trio! was not to be missed. And sure enough, I wasn't disappointed.
Trio! is a unique combination of instruments and backgrounds – so unique that the crowd seemed to have no solid idea about what to expect from their merging. The only member of the trio who I had seen previously was Bela Fleck. His jazzy, live bluegrass sound always seemed to meld into a new creature depending on his stage partners. When performing with Edgar Meyer (with whom Fleck plans to tour again this coming Fall), a noticeably different musician would materialize compared to his Flecktones personality. With his fresh playmates, I was confident that I would see a brand new Bela. Stanley Clarke, a bass marvel in his own right, has spent his 30+ year career performing with the likes of Chick Corea, Joe Henderson, and Stan Getz. The terms "legend" and "virtuoso" somehow escape pretentiousness with Clarke. He deserves every ounce of praise he receives, and his humble presence on stage lends more credence to his image as a jazz great. Jean-Luc Ponty, the French violinist who would uncompromisingly steal the show by the end of the night, was technically the least "decorated" of the three, even though he has spent time working with both Frank Zappa and Elton John. With 20 Grammy nominations under Fleck's belt and considering Clarke's Grammys, Emmys, and platinum records, the show was literally an all-star performance.
The next piece, written by Fleck and entitled "Storm Warning," was perhaps the most beautiful and intricate of the evening. It was clear that all three musicians were struggling to keep up with each other as their sounds created a complex maze of musical improvisation. Ponty won over the audience as his exquisite and overpowering talent dominated the soundscape. I compare this piece to "B Tune," my personal favorite from Fleck's earlier tour with Meyer. Given some time to mature and grow, "Storm Warning" could easily become one of Fleck's truly great compositions. Afterwards, Clarke grabbed a mic and said, "Phew, well, we got through that one. Sometimes you need a psychiatrist after you play this stuff."
Finally, the trio finished their set with a country-twang composition called "Plucky Davenport," with Clarke on an electric bass guitar for the first time. The crowd, however, was not going to let Trio! get away without an encore. Less than a minute was all it took to bring the three musicians back on stage to finish with a piece called "Jouets" (French for "toys"). With Clarke thumping away on his upright bass and Ponty playing faster than at any other point that evening, Fleck picked up his tempo and built to a climax of sound that left us in awe of the talent we just witnessed.
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