Heading home now, we drove through the rest of New Mexico, the northern panhandle of Texas, and most of Oklahoma. In Conway, Texas we stopped again…
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We spent the night in Grants, New Mexico, a small town that is worth visiting longer. There are a lot of vintage signs around the town,…
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Today we turned back to the east, starting our return home. I drove first, and hadn’t asked exactly what route we would take to our next…
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We stayed a few days in the desert at my cousin’s house, a pleasant respite. We’re just getting to know each other – you can tell…
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Today we took the opportunity to get off the interstate system and travel on real “blue highways.” Leaving I-5 south of Bakersfield, we crossed the Tehachapi…
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[caption id="attachment_533" align="alignright" width="1200"] Mount Shasta from 25 miles away[/caption] Today we took the Pacific Highway (I-5) from Seattle to Willows, California. We drove though changing…
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Never missing a chance to get out on the water, we decided to take the ferry to Bainbridge Island. The view from the water was wonderful,…
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Yesterday we spent the day visiting relatives. We drove up to Snohomish to visit my aunt – the widow of my father’s younger brother. We had…
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At last! My first time in a foreign country! When I was about 8 years old my family went to Niagara Falls but stayed on the…
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We left Montana, and drove across northern Idaho to Washington. Nothing was as we expected, and the topography changed so much it was hard to take…
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We arrived in Montana at the end of the day yesterday. We weren’t able to find many hotels in the area where we wanted to stop,…
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Our first two days of this trip went by very fast. We decided to get out west as fast as we could, so our firststop was…
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This year we rented a condo at Sandbridge in Virginia Beach. We were there for the week of July 4th, which unfortunately was when Hurricane Arthur…
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We stayed in Yucca Valley with my cousin, and while we were there we visited the nearby Joshua Tree National Park.
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This well-protected park doesn't allow cars. You have to take the tram, but it ran frequently, so it was easy to see everything without worrying about…
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Small and unassuming compared to the other parks, this was still a nice place to stop.
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We stayed here for a few days so we could visit the nearby National Parks.
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On our way from Salt Lake City to our cabin in Mt. Carmel, we drove over a scenic highway to view this beautiful area.
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It was rough getting through the mountains in a driving rainstorm, but the next morning we were greeted with a double-rainbow.
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Just here for one night, but found this "Boot Hill." In the days of the Nebraska Territory, Ogalalla was a stop on the Pony Express and later along the transcontinental…
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Found at the “American Pickers” Antique Archeology shop in Le Claire, Iowa. It was too expensive to buy, but free to photograph.
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Le Claire, Iowa was supposed to just be a one-night layover, but car repairs kept us there a second day. Home…
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Franni collected these on the beach at Kitty Hawk last summer. It was great to have the families together at the beach, and the 4th of…
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We took a day trip to Appomattox Court House, the restored town where Robert E. Lee surrendered to Ulysses S. Grant. The weather was warm and…
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We visited Woodson’s Mill in Nelson County, Virginia during their Historic Garden Week. The mill is open for visitors most of the time, but doesn’t grind…
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Back Home! We took two days to drive home so we could take some back roads through Tennessee, driving through an area where my Wolfenbarger ancestors…
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The trip across Mississippi, Alabama, and a tiny bit of Georgia wasn’t terribly interesting, even though we avoided interstates. The countryside is pretty flat, and much…
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The weather today is subtropical, which is perfectly appropriate for Natchez - a beautiful, little town - a smaller version of New Orleans. The people here…
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Today’s leg of the trip brings us to the end of the Natchez Trace. Along the way we stopped at Mount Locust, the only remaining Inn…
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We left Lebanon on another beautiful morning. This leg of the trip is short, so we had plenty of time to stop and explore. We didn’t…
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Fall is a great time to travel, and soon we will be on the road again. The weather is good and the crowds have thinned out.…
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