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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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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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Oak Harbor to Everett
This morning is one of my earlier ones on the trip. Uncle Ed’s neighbor has a long commute and leaves on his motorcycle at 4:00 am. That woke me up, I went to the bathroom, and then out to the car … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Food, Forts, History, Places, Travel, Water
Tagged ferry, lighthouse, museum, national parks, Washington
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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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Death Relocation Falls
Up at 6:00 am and the sun is already coming up over the mountains. By 6:45 am we are on our way to Dante’s View, via Death Valley Junction which will save us 36 miles, overlooking Badwater Basin. It was 70 degrees when … Continue reading
