Fairfield Inn By Marriott Evansville West

... not. <br><br>After the respective camping and running are over, we'll meet in Los Angeles to celebrate my 30th birthday before catching our flight from LAX to Bangkok.<br><br>Currently we're both recuperating from all of the dang shots we had to get for the trip, doing last minute research, attempting to fit all our stuff in small packs and wondering if JD's passport has enough room for visas and entry stamps. More to come...

... talk&#8212;they are great people. Unfortunately for Tom and Karen, Pam and I didn&#8217;t just talk birds, we also talked academia. And academics can talk academia for ever! It&#8217;s fascinating talk too&#8212;I assure you of that.<br><br>As we sat outside in the lovely cool weather, we noticed all the golf carts going around and around the park. Cruising as Karen said. But by 10 pm, it had evolved into some kind of ...

... look him up, I guess&#8212;if I ever have internet again! I really get unhappy about rv parks that advertise free wifi and then provide very BAD wifi.<br><br>Back at the rv park, we just had to wait for other folks who were coming to the parrot lists meet and greet. I knew for sure that Karen and Pamela were coming but wasn&#8217;t sure how many other folks were still able to attend. We knew we&#8217;d had lots of ...

New Harmony, Indiana was a Utopian community, established in 1814 by a group of Pietists from Germany (EfMers, year three IS relevant!).  The original "Harmonists" created a charming and very productive little town on the banks of the Wabash River in southwestern Indiana. When they left another group of Utopians, the Owenists, bought the town and tried  to make a go of it.  Didn't work for them ...

We been moving along to get home and it is a long way. So I'm going to post where we spend the night and then the next day it's off on the next leg. Were on our way to North Carolina and then to Florida. Sorry no pictures. Ray and Christa

The Jeep travels slow over the mountains but we eventually found our way out the other end. West Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana were the states we headed through today. We beat the sunset into Louisville (Mom "Di's" hometown) and got a chance to see the paddleboats on the Ohio River. We are looking ...

We reluctantly left this great hospitality at nine this morning (the other cyclists had left at 5:30 to do the same distance). Another good days progress was made and, to the horror of Hodge and Tom, we spent the night at a camp site at Rough River. More swimming in the river and a lazy afternoon in sun was enjoyed by all ...

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... my involvement as secretary of the International Club has been a great joy to me to learn about different cultures and make friends from around the world. For all of these reasons, I feel that I wouldn't have trouble acclimating to new environments, and by studying in Cambodia I will grow into a better person and a true global citizen. I will open my eyes to a new region of the globe and along with it will come new perspectives on life and survival.

... Normandy or been blacklisted by Joe McCarthy. They'd survived one, sometimes two, world wars, a great depression, Prohibition, Korea. They traveled the world when it was still free of strip malls and automated convenience and interstates, and some of them had blown a fair bit of it up along the way. By contrast, most of the people writing movies today never left a college campus and have little more experience with life than what you get from reading Syd Field's ...