Our return to southern Arizona began with a quick stop at my Grandma’s house near Portal. She lives in a beautiful part of the state and the weather was lovely for our overnight stay, warm with a slight breeze. We were also able to visit with my Aunt Paula and her boyfriend Harry. It was [...]
A big thank you to everyone who gave it a shot (see original photo). I’ll be honest with you—when I sorted through my photos a few weeks after taking them I didn’t even know for sure what this photo was. My first thought was, “Huh, that’s funny, I don’t remember seeing a bear cub recently.” [...]
I would maintain that thanks are the highest form of thought; and that gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder.” —G.K. Chesterton1
This is a wonderful time of year to acknowledge all that we have to be thankful for: our health, each other, and our loved ones. It’s been an amazing year as we’ve been able to travel [...]
The weather continued to warm as we drove westward on I-20 from the Panhandle Plains into the Big Bend region of Texas. Even though it was late afternoon the temperature was well into the 80s, not that we were complaining. The higher numbers meant we were getting closer to the place we will always consider [...]
This month for the Mystery Photo we are back to the straightforward challenge: “guess the critter.” Be as specific as you can, and good luck!
How it works: Submit your best guess in the comment area below with your name and email address (and optional website URL). We will not post comments until next Friday, November [...]
We had originally planned to take it easy on the way back to Tucson, Arizona; we usually only travel about 200 miles at a time. But the miles just rolled on by; Sunday evening we were outside of Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. Considering that we left Cave City, Kentucky (675 miles away) the night before, we [...]
It would be strange to be in Kentucky and not stop at Mammoth Cave National Park, after all it is the world’s largest cave system. Even though it has been mapped at over 350 miles long, all of the known cave fits well within the Park’s 53,000 surface acres. Through the ages, as slightly acidic [...]
Can’t argue with these wise words from Harriet Sammons:
If you take care of your pennies, your dollars will take care of themselves.
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Where are we now? Klamath Falls, OR 97601. 
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