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The long goodbye - Part III
Colin got back to Tahoe for the last part of our long goodbye. Drop off the river gear and pack up Bertha for our new life of full-time travel. The "wow" factor is huge.
Tizzy had a boy on 11/10. Beautiful Jackson Faulkner is one lucky baby to be part of the Chen family,
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Reno, Biggest Little City In The World.
... from the hotels, plenty of eatery's bars and fun shops to look at. There's even a theater right next to it. There's always events going on by the river, such as concerts and during the summer the Art town is going on. The other popular thing about the river which the locals know about is tubing the Truckee River. There are a few stores on the river front that actually rent you the tubes and drive you to the spot where all the locals go.. Believe me its a ...
Texas is no joke..
Well another trip in the books, and went to a new destination, TEXAS.. Austin, Texas to be more exact. The sole purpose really going to Austin was for a friends wedding. Which at the time I almost didn't go, but that's a whole different story.
So the process getting to Austin, was an amazing journey all in its self.*Tip*, I normally take trips with someone, Basically my best friends.. And the reason is, its cheaper, it saves time and money, and more then likely ...
Drama i bruseren
... ser ud som i gamle dage. Der var en hovedgade med mange gamle butikker og saloons. Saloons er barer efter folk havde fået fri for at grave sølv og guld. Der kunne de gå ind og få en wisky og spille kort. Og se på damer der dansede. Vi var inde på en meget gammel saloon der hed "buckets of blood”. Der fik vi popcorn og lemonade. Så gik vi hjem og lavede lektier og spiste cokolade og fløde ...
THE LONELIEST HIGHWAY TO LAKE TAHOE
... brilliantly, to lower altitudes and the differences in vegetation that occur as a result, to being forced onto Interstate travel which we don’t like so much, to a small English type road lined with crops and trees, to driving along a river with more steel bridges than could possibly be necessary (remember the Bridges of Madison County), to finding our camping spot for the night in a fairground site – not pretty, but cheap and well positioned for San ...