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Tag Archives: road trips
What are you doing Memorial Day?
Memorial Day in the United States is held on the last Monday of May to honor the men and women who have died in service to our country. We traditionally place American flags on the graves of the deceased and … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Entertainment, family, food, friends, holiday, landscape, travel, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Atalaya, Brookgreen Gardens, Garden City Beach, Huntington Beach State Park, Memorial Day, Murrells Inlet, Myrtle Beach, photography, road trips, salt marsh, sculpture, South Carolina State Parks, wildlife, wildlife viewing
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7 x 7 Awards Go To…
On November the 20th, I received a very thoughtful nomination for the 7×7 Link Award by one very talented young man whose blog many of you may have had the pleasure of reading. So I thank you Arindam Mohapatra most … Continue reading
Posted in Civility, Entertainment, family, Farming, food, friends, holiday, home, landscape, recipes, remembrance, self-help, shopping, spiritual, travel, Wine, Writing
Tagged awards, beauty, blogs, champagne, cooking, Essoyes, farming, France, friends, holiday, Kentucky Derby, memories, mountain views, North Carolina, Paris, parties, photography, relationships, road trip, road trips, scenic drives, travel, vacation, wildlife, Writers, writing
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Some Neat People We Met Along the Way
I’m a friendly person and so is my husband. We meet new people easily. And we often think about those we have met in far away places who we may never see or hear from again. But once contact has … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, family, Farming, friends, holiday, landscape, travel, Writing
Tagged Grizzly Bears, horseback riding, Hunting Outfitters, Hurricane Irene, interesting people, Iowa, Meeting people, Montana, ranchers and farmers, road trips, travelers, Wyoming, Yellowstone National Park
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The Painted Hills of Wyoming and Vast Prairie with Sagebrush
When we left Jackson Hole, we drove back into the Tetons National Park along its eastern loop – we arrived via the western edge – and ran into a little rain. I took the best shot I could get of … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, family, holiday, landscape, travel
Tagged aromatic landscape, Dubois, Painted Hills, prairie, road trips, sagebrush, scenic drives, vacation, Wyoming
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Wyoming and Montana
We’ve been watching a spectacular sunset for over an hour. And whipping around beside, then behind, are swirling cracks of lightening. When they tell you that Montana is Big Sky Country, they aren’t joking. We traveled from Rapid City, South … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, family, holiday, landscape, spiritual, travel
Tagged Bighorn National Forest, Bighorn River, Boot Hill, Calamity Jane, Deadwood, Devils Tower, Montana Sky, Mount Moriah, road trips, sightseeing, vacation, Wild Bill, wildlife, Wyoming
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Road Trip Update
Welcome to Indiana We are in beautiful Indiana farming country. Fields of corn and soybeans line both sides of the road. My husband has buck fever – the terminology for deer hunters who anticipate the hunting season and sense the … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, family, Farming, holiday, landscape, travel
Tagged farm country, Indiana, road trips, scenic drives, travel, vacation
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The Road Trip Continues
A good friend at traveling sardine class gave me some good advice on how to choose which way to go on this unplanned road trip. She said to check the weather forecasts for both regions and head toward the best … Continue reading
Vacation Un-Planned
This year, the only steady component of our vacation plans, is a propensity to fall miserably apart. We planned to take two weeks in September and tour the American West. We looked at campers and found one we liked that … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, family, Farming, holiday, self-help, Wine, Writing
Tagged much needed break, road trips, surprise locations, vacation, vertigo
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