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It’s Raining Roses and Folk Music
We wake to a morning still covered in rain. The tent may be wet, but we are dry and the day will go on. We pack our things and make our way into town. This time we are determined to wait until the cheese … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Food, Forts, History, Military, Music, People, Photography, Places, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged folk music, museum, Nobel Peace Prize, Oregon, restaurant, rose garden, Tillamook cheese, witch's castle
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An Update
What have WE been up to since Caleb got home? I picked him up at the airport at 5:00 pm and by the time we made it to baggage claim there was only a box left on the luggage carousel … Continue reading
Forks and Spoons
A lot of people I know live their life and always look back at that one big fork in the road – that point of no return that could have made their life better or worse, but now they will … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Education, Events, Family, History, Inspiration, Marriage, Military, People, Photography, Places, Travel, Water
Tagged Bahrain, Chevy Nova, enjoy, Florence, fork in the road, Navy
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Third Time’s the Charm
I returned from my three-day camping trip more tired than relaxed. I had denied any surfers that had wanted to stay while I thought I would be gone. Being home, I checked requests and Jack Hu was still looking … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Food, History, Military, People, Photography, Water
Tagged Bruegger's Bagels, couchsurfing, Don Panchos, Midway Museum, San Diego, transportation
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A Rental Ride Around Bahrain
Post written by Caleb. Jess told me about two world heritage sites that she found in Bahrain and I wanted to go see them. Working late and having to go in on my days off had prevented me from going … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Food, Friends, History, Military, People, Photography, Places, Plants, Things, Travel
Tagged Bahrain, Caleb Aldridge, deployment, museum
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