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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.
... has alot of outdoor things to offer. So check it out, or hit me up if you want to know more of outdoor activities.
Now I guess you want the night life. The night life is a blast, why a blast? Well Nevada at most Bars don't have a "Last Call" Now there are Last Calls at the Casino night clubs, but those are like 3 or 4 in the morning. Reno is popular for bachelor and bachelorette parties, birthday parties, hell just party parties. *Local tip* you can ...
Texas is no joke..
... my life saver EmergenC or Airborne. A pen and a small notepad, just in case you need to write down your next gate that got switched, or to doodle on. Bring a magazine that you like. Kills time. But if you have a tablet, load up on movies, games and books, and enjoy. Those who fly alot know what I mean.. Just have stuff that makes your day just alittle bit easier. Because there will be that time you'll be stuck at the airport, and you want to go nuts. Any who, back to the ...
Reno
We drove from just outside Seattle down to Reno - a lady in the visitors centre gave us a more scenic route to take. Saw some of the casinos preparing ourselves for Las Vegas - I think compared these are just babies.
Saw two people in their wedding outfits playing on the slot machines ( bride and groom)
We drove through 3 states today Washington to California to ...
THE LONELIEST HIGHWAY TO LAKE TAHOE
We were now on our way West and South and planning our destination San Francisco and Christine and Paul in a few days. We opted to avoid the Interstates and take the less travelled roads and therefore, found ourselves on the 50 West, known as the "Loneliest Highway in America". How true that it is. Miles upon mile of seldom used road, it climbs and dips and helter-skelters and travels in long perfectly straight lines hour after hour and all this at around 7,500 feet. Look ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
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