What's New at The Temple Guy?

Here's a listing of new, COMPLETED posts and pages, with the most recent listed first. (There are lots more in various stages of construction, but these are DONE.)

Enjoy!

• A Disclaimer about the quality of my memory and my photographs (finished Mar. 2, 2019)
• Who the Hell is "The Temple Guy"?, my "bio" (finished Mar. 1, 2019)
• The main Guide Page (finished Feb. 27, 2019; to be updated occasionally)
• The Bando 33 Kannon Route (finished Feb. 27, 2019; to be updated as new posts are added)

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Technical Note: Posts are dated according to when I visited. That is, if I went to Yufo Temple in Shanghai on August 26, 2009 (which I did), the post about Yufo will bear that date and an approximate time. (For sites visited numerous times, the date of the first visit will usually--but not always--be used.) Any site can be found more easily by using the Guide pages or the Search box.
More recent posts will tell you "What's New?" I'll use them to tell you about recent updates to the Blog, as well as other activities (like videos or podcasts--soon!)
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It's Here: The New andImproved Temple Guy!

Since July of 2004, my old site (thetempleguy.com) has been serving pilgrims, researchers, and temple geeks the world over, covering my experiences in Japan and, less so, China.

A January, 2019, web search reveals that the site's name appears in at least two print books--a travel guide and a book on geopolitics--as well as on numerous homepages--and even on Wikipedia!

Alas, I lost control of that site (built on a clunky old platform using FrontPage, a software program that's not even available any more). It hasn't been updated in dog's years--in fact, for a full decade now. However, due to the large number of incoming links, I will keep the site online as long as I can.

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A screen shot of the original homepage

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Meanwhile, this new site (note the "dot-org" extension) will share with you some of the many places I've been fortunate to visit--temples and shrines in East and Southeast Asia, as well as old mission churches and ruins in the American southwest (and churches in the Philippines, too, where I now live).

As I start to crank up my online presence again, this site--TheTempleGuy.org--is the new and improved version of that venerable-if-clunky labor of love.

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