Gee, I have been away for two weeks and come back to this, I genuinely feel saddened here. I have never personal met Richard, but my limited correspondence with him, and much greater readership of his many wise words, makes me (and I suppose many on the forum) feel this is a loss beyond words for us all on Bird Forum.
May his legacy live on, one of the true greats on Bird Forum.
Erica, I still laugh over his trip report detailing the trip you took together in Japan and Korea some years back, his imaginative words to portray your delight when emerging a Japanese toilet, enthusiastically describing the the multi-functional aspects of the loo, musical soundtracks and all
May his legacy live on, one of the true greats on Bird Forum.
Erica, I still laugh over his trip report detailing the trip you took together in Japan and Korea some years back, his imaginative words to portray your delight when emerging a Japanese toilet, enthusiastically describing the the multi-functional aspects of the loo, musical soundtracks and all
Richard Klim said:"On our travels Erica has developed a perverse interest in the toilets of the world. Japan easily takes first prize. On visiting the ladies’ at Narita, she emerged beaming, and enthusiastically described the function which activates a flowing-water soundtrack to mask other sound effects and preserve a lady’s modesty. We were to find that such hi-tech wonders were commonplace – many toilets have a bewildering array of controls for such features as heated seats, strategically-aimed jets and sprays, and even auto-changing hygienic seat covers!"
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