Hampton Inn & Suites Burlington, Wa

... great vistas along cliffs. This weekend is the Oyster Run with 100s of bikes entertaining the local populace.
Mt Baker and neighbors spring up with snow-covered summits from time to time. The temp hovers from 68 - 74F in these lowlands.
Would not be hard to spend a week here, with orca and bird watching and the mountain roads.

... von dem netten Herrn mit dem wir hier wohnen. Der Mechaniker der sich um die ganzen Flugzeuge kümmert hat Renae und mich dann auch auf einen kleinen Rundflug mitgenommen. Niko war auch völlig begeistert weil in den Flugzeughangars auch ein paar alte BMWs und andere Autos standen.


The next morning, Harold invited us to go to hsee personal airplane collection at the Skagit Aero Educational Museum, which he founded and built in ...

Tuesday, August 12, 2008 Awoke rested and full of anticipation. We opened our door to find some of Mercury smoked salmon and a precious note from, 'the boy'!! Thanks Merc! We enjoyed the salmon for a snack on the ferry and then again for dinner at the park. You're a sweetie pie! Your note made us realize our names create the acronym; JAM we are "the jam" man! Caught the Ferry out of Port Townsend to Whidbey Island. We loved the ferry ride and I have decided ...

... at my Blog! Which was your favorite photo? Where are you from? Have you looked at any of my other travel blogs? How did you find your way to this blog? Jackie Whedbee

... KNEW immediately where to take us. (Could be Karon and her had a chat while the boys were distracted!) We left there with two pair of new shoes for Rick (2/3rds the price for 1 pair priced before we left home) and 2 pair for Earnie. Thankyou Karon for being patient with us and letting the boys take their time around the wonderful outlet shops, we do not know why you couldn't find anything for yourself! We rolled the ...

... temperatures are hovering near freezing. We are enjoying watching the full moon rising through the trees and the laughter of children of families camping in the RV's and cabins. We're the only tenters. Does that make us crazy? We hope you are all snug in your warm homes and we'll be retiring to our snug tent even though it will be only 7:00 p.m. by the time our fire dies out and we're ready to enjoy our much-deserved sleep. Good night.

*** PLease note that we have been unable to update the Travelpod until now (08-10-05) *** And so our trek comes to an end... After leaving Banff we made our way to Jasper along the Icefields Parkway which was absolutely stunning! Most of us walked on the Athabasca Glacier which was really cool. Our guide was called Bernard. The best line of the day was when he pointed to the big well that we were all looking at and said "if you fall down ...

its March already! So, what have I been up to since I got fired? Well, I got fired again from this skanky coffee shop for no particular reason, which was OK cos I got $70 off them for not doing much at all. I've discovered the wonders of Tim Horton's (sorry, I'm using a computer without question marks etc so this will turn out oddly! Updated it with a proper computer Septmeber 27th) - a donut shop! They're the nicest donuts and sooo cheap - 85c for a proper sized one, or $1.50 ...

... Canadians must be really xenophobic! That or they just don't want to give me a job, which is mean. Apparently its supposed to be picking up now though, as it gets towards February, so hopefully I will be gainfully employed soon. Right, gotta go book eat now, more about the contradictions and craziness of Vancouver (including a report on my quest to become a hardcore Canucks fan) soon..