In the last post we left off at us arriving in St Louis, Missouri. The following morning we planned to meet Natalie’s friend, Keren, who agreed to show us around town. Natalie had one destination that she really wanted to go to and that was the Gateway Arch. For anyone who doesn’t know, the St. […]
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1948 painting by Andrew Wyeth, Christina’s World What makes Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve unique? I am reminded of the painting, Christina’s World by Andrew Wyeth, every time we visit Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve, a designated national park. The fields of bluestem, switchgrass, and Indian grass stretch for miles in all directions. It’s an enchanting
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What makes Strataca unique? Strataca, dubbed one of the 8 Wonders of Kansas, is an underground salt museum that takes visitors 650 feet below the Earth’s surface. A 90-second ride down a dark shaft leads to a lithic abyss that showcases everything utilized and discovered during mining, along with a few extra surprises. There are fifteen mines of this kind
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In retrospect, perhaps Saturday was not the best day to be a tourist at Space Center Houston, but we were pressed for time and that was really the only day we could go. Despite the big crowds, the experience was simply “out of this world” and leaving us wanting to learn more! It was mid-October
It’s been a full year since we drove away from our three story sticks and bricks home and moved our essential belongings, including our furry babies, into our 26 foot motorhome we lovingly refer to as Starbuck. We had officially moved into our RV on my husband’s 30th birthday, December 19th, 2014. We took our
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A man came by claiming to be a scout for hand models. He took one look at my short, pudgy appendages and said I am exactly what he was looking for, so instead of going to Amazon we have decided to try our luck in the modeling world. Our first shoot will be a centerfold in the
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6/9/15 – 9/12/15 This morning we packed up and left Goldfield. We are heading north towards Fernley, but we are not driving straight there. We are headed to the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. I know, that is not very descriptive because every national forest in Nevada is part of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest. So to be more specific
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3-31-15 We ate breakfast and weighed anchor to journey to my grandparents. Natalie took the first driving shift through the winding roads and maneuvered the RV eloquently. All things stayed in their place and nothing was broken. Of course Natalie handles the RV like it is a gentle flower, our home that must be cherished. I
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