I’ve avoided (describing what can be seen) because I avoid it in real life. I personally don’t want people describing views to me because, having never seen, they don’t mean much.Click to listen Peter White's travelogue.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
BBC documentary about blind man's travels
While waiting for Jazz to go for dinner, I found a BBC documentary about a blind journalist Peter White's travels to San Francisco and Istanbul. He seems to be having a good time "people-hearing", walking, attending a baseball game and talking to people. It's pretty amazing how a blind person can travel alone (I assume) and create a radio story without the need for sight. Here's what he says:
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Actually I do agree with him.
ReplyDeleteI like to 'people-hear' as well. And there are times that I don't block out the noises and just want to be engulfed in it.
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