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May 17, 2013 Downtown Bozeman

Posted by Categories: Montana
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One of the many things that has impressed me about the small towns in Wyoming and Montana is that their downtowns are maintained and vibrant.  And Bozeman is no different. After running a few errands, Andy and I parked the car and toured a few of the blocks. The streets were full of people...

May 12-16, 2013 Nesting in Bozeman, Montana

Posted by Categories: Montana
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Nesting in Bozeman... Wednesday and Thursday we did the normal - cleaning, laundry, bills, etc.. On Friday morning, I woke up sick .  Seems like I get some little virus every month. Sheesh!!!  But today we had to take the motorhome to the garage.  So we packed up, locked the kitt...

Spokane’s Historic Steam Plant

Posted by Categories: Washington
Another great place to see in Spokane (and bring out-of-towners) is Spokane's historic steam plant. It originally heated the city. It's now a restaurant with offices in the upper levels, but the great thing is that during renovations, they kept a lot of the old features of the original steam plan...

A Tale of a Tail

Posted by Categories: South Carolina
Below is a phone conversation between my friend and I. His comments are in italics.  Are you keeping the new workamping assignment? Yes. Harley loves it here. Will you stay all winter too? Good heavens no. Harley can't take the brutal winters. So how late are you staying? Probably mi...

Ferguson’s Cafe – Spokane

Posted by Categories: Washington
We ran across Ferguson's cafe while visiting Mary Lous Milk Bottle (which is next door). While the milk bottle was really neat and great for ice cream, the lunches we all ordered a bit disappointing. So we decided to try Ferguson's, a cute little 50's cafe on our next outing.Is this something o...

The views from Flathead National Forest

Posted by Categories: Montana
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It’s a long, dusty ride from Hungry Horse, to the Spotted Bear Ranger Stations, and back to Martin City, but if you want views and solitude, it’s well worth the trip. Fill up the gas tank, pack a lunch & plenty of water – there are no services out here! We drove down one sid...

Authentically Out of Place and Time

Posted by Categories: California
Castello di Amorosa The world is better for eccentrics; the artists, entertainers, scientists and imaginers who see things no one before ever did and, by virtue of their vision, take the world in a direction it never previously knew existed. Eccentricity is also the reason you can tour an authent...

A Kayaking Fool

Posted by Categories: Washington
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In every conceivable manner family is our link to the past and our bridge to the future.It’s hard to believe that I just posted a blog Sunday morning and now I have several hundred more photos that have been taken on either my camera or my phone.  Just going through them takes forever and ...

Parade of Picnic Pushers

Posted by Categories: South Carolina
My new workamping spot included an 8 foot 8 ton picnic table which was located down the hill from my camper. I began pushing it a few inches at a time.  I figured I would have it up to my patio in about two weeks. Some maintenance guys came by and moved it about a foot then left. They s...

Rohrer’s Classic Cars

Posted by Categories: Washington
One of Spokane's fun little spots to visit is Rohrer's Select Cars. We've been here a couple times and the family always loves it.  This is a great place to bring car enthusiast or people visiting from out out of town, and best of all it's free of charge to walk through.This is a showroom ...

It’s Graduation Time

Posted by Categories: Washington
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If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; if you can dream it, you can become it.  Just like all our days seem to be, we have been very busy.  It’s not that we’ve been kayaking.  However, that’s on the agenda for Sunday.  We’ve been busy being entertained by Jordie.&n...

June 15, 2013 – Rig Therapy

Posted by Categories: New Jersey
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  Rig hooked up – a sight not often seen! Today was rig therapy day.  Since we sit in one spot for so long, every so often it’s a good idea to move the rig just to loosen ‘er up a bit.  Disconnecting everything takes a bit of time, as does hooking us back up to utilities.&nb...

Good Tidings and Cooler Heads

Posted by Categories: South Carolina
Good tidings! How do angels just fall out of the sky when I least expect them?   It's a miracle. I called the volunteer coordinator to ask about moving to another park or campground or somewhere (anywhere!) with shade until I sussed out this air conditioning problem. I was hoping they mig...

Graduation!

Posted by Categories: Idaho
By late afternoon we had a houseful! First to arrive were Todd's parents, Jan and Jerry from Parma, Idaho. We had a nice visit with them before they went into Woodburn to check into their motel. Not too much later, Todd's bio-parents, the Boggs arrived with their son and his family. We had barely...

June 14, 2013 – Whoo?

Posted by Categories: New Jersey
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  Just now was outside listening to two owls converse.  One was in the distance and the other was very close by.  So close, in fact, that his/her calls were reverberating against the side of the mill and the river.  Wow. Made Owl sound really, really big! ~~~~~~~~~~ Sherry ask...