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Great steak and family roots in KC

A travel blog entry by wheelerlj

I am too tired to write tonight. Many thanks to Gene, Greg and Garilyn Barner for a wonderful dinner last night and a grest tour of Kansas City and family roots this morning. We're in West Mining (or something like that!), Kansas, tonight, camping next to a giant -- and I do mean GIANT -- steam shovel. details tomorrow, after we get some sleep and take some ...

A home for a few nights

A travel blog entry by jonanddes

We were blessed to be taken in to our friend's brothers home with his family. Dan and Erin plus their super fun daughters Laura and Molly! We stayed for two nights with them! All of them were so hospitable. We played Jenga with the girls and had a blast. Laura especially who is 9 was hilarious! She had such a sense of humor and Molly was very sweet! Erin made us a delicious dinner. They made us feel right at home! Thank you so much!! ...

Great Day 85 miles tail winds and rolling hills

A travel blog entry by feedtheneed

... me, I can change my own tires but she always comes back and wants to do it so I let her...I keep picking up staples in the tires, it seems that my tires are a magnet for staples......I also can't shift into my larger gear for the down hills, yes Kansas isn't flat we had rolling hills for the last half of the day.....Tomorrow back to the bike shop for maybe a new chain.....per Jane thinks that is what is needed...
The more west you go in Kansas ...

Mom and Dad's house

A travel blog entry by entsmingerclan

I just thought that I would share a little bit about my parents' house. They LOVE it, and quite understandably so. I love it too, actually. This post is going to be much more about pictures than words, because there's not a whole lot to say.
They have a house.
There's a pond.
They have chickens.
They also have a fire-pit.

View photos for more awesomeness.
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Jesse James Farm and Museum

A travel blog entry by entsmingerclan

... than the fact that I know now that he was revered as something like an American Robin Hood. After his death, his family set up their home as a shrine, almost, and started charging people to come and see where he lived. I thought it was funny that people would come and take small stones from his grave so that they could feel like ...

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