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Dunes, Meadows, Erotica
I skipped a morning walk at Fossil Falls so I could check out abandoned property in 59° F instead. I hadn’t planned it that way, but the contrast of a decrepit building and contemporary vehicles drew my attention to chipped … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, Camping, Government, History, Places, Travel, Water
Tagged boardwalk, bridge, Death Valley, museum, national park, Nevada, nudity, Ramsar site, road trip
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Capes and Escapes
Quite a few people seemed to have the same idea as us — camp at Cape Hatteras National Seashore and pack up while the sky is shades of purple. We drive to the lighthouse and explore some of the nearby … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, History, Media, Places, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged beach, lighthouse, national park, North Carolina, road trip, sunrise
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A Day at the Capes
It’s still raining when we reach North Carolina, but the coastline lacks the crying clouds, so we’re able to spend the day exploring two capes — places we lived close to for years while stationed in Norfolk, but somehow hadn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Hiking, Travel, Water
Tagged beach, clouds, national park, North Carolina, road trip, sunset
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Pensacola to the Everglades
In the darkness of last night, we had missed the Gulf Islands National Seashore, which is still available to civilian visitors (minus closures for wildlife protection, restricted access around facilities and docks, and occasional closures for management). Fort Barrancas and … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Forts, History, Media, Travel
Tagged clouds, Florida, national park, road trip
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Port Arthur to Pensacola
Another early morning, though the sun is already up, we’ve got two of the longest bridges (Lake Pontchartrain Causeway and Atchafalaya Basin Bridge) in the US to cross, with another twenty miles of other elevated roadways over swamps, bayous, and … Continue reading
