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The Day the Ferry Didn’t Come
This morning was our most relaxed. With a cloudy sunrise I was in no rush to greet the day. We are on an island with two couples, two rangers (that we’ve seen) and other volunteers and contractors – living the life. … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Books, Camping, Food, Forts, Plants, Water
Tagged beach, Garden Key, national park, reading, snorkeling
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A Minute Late to the Grave
The birthday may be over, but the party isn’t. We start this morning off with some leftover pizza from Sorrenti’s and a trespassing accusation at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Graycliff Estate in Derby, New York. We had plans to follow roads along … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Camping, Education, Food, History, People, Photography, Places, Travel
Tagged Garfield, Graycliff Estate, Moe's Southwest Grill, museum, national park, Ohio, Stevo's Pizza
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Camping at the Triangle
I went on an amazing three-week long trip in June. Then I came home and blogged about it for two weeks. I have plenty to do around the house and out in town, but was somehow needing a transitional event … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Books, Camping, Food, Friends, Hiking, People, Places, Travel, Water
Tagged Asaderos, Bakkery, California, hitchhikers, Pulitzer Prize
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Waterfall Sunrise
Feeling sleepy, I stop in the town of Oakhurst and get a crappy coffee and clean the multitude of bugs off the windshield – it’s good to have a clean canvas for the day’s art. Then I see a Jamba Juice … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Books, Camping, Education, Family, Fiber Arts, Food, Friends, Hiking, History, Music, People, Photography, Plants, Things, Travel, Water
Tagged museum, national parks, panorama, restaurant, waterfall
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A Ferry Day
Victoria is great. We had plans to stay longer, but like all other good things this too ends sooner than we want…dinner turns to shit, trees into paper…but vacations remain as memories, souvenirs, and blog posts. We have our complimentary … Continue reading
