Residence Inn By Marriott Evansville East

Jen here. I just visited friends and family in Memphis and am back in Owensboro. JD and I are trying to get the last details for our trip hammered out before we head in different directions. JD is going to the Nevada Outback for a weekend with the guys, and I'm traveling to Long Beach, CA to participate in a half marathon with the ladies. Is there any better way to travel on an overseas flight than with really sore legs? I ...

... 8212;the carts were lit up and full of folks and were lined up in a nice little parade. The next day the bottom half of the rv park was going to be blocked off for go-cart races and we were also treated to several large go-cart carriers trying to find their slots in the dark. It was a hopping place until around midnight! <br><br>Saturday was the main day of the meet and greet. No one else arrived to stay in the cabins or ...

... scenic. I checked the legend on the map again and found we were on a bicycle route not a scenic bypass. It looked like a suicide route for bicyclers but I was glad to know it wasn&#8217;t what Kentucky thought was scenic. Hodgenville was scenic however. A very pretty town square with a small, private Lincoln museum and a large state of Lincoln in the middle of the square. Also there was a small shop that sold ice ...

... but somehow it's stayed alive and now it's a lovely, peaceful and quite interesting tourist destination.  Paul Tillich is buried here, Richard Meier designed the very modern Visitor Center, there are two Labyrinths (the original Harmonist one, made of privet hedge; and the newer "Cathedral" one, a replica of the Labyrinth in Chartres Cathedral), and there's also the "Roofless Church" built in ...

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

... to tomorrow when everything will be new to both of us as we head through St. Louis and on to Colorado (Our goal for tomorrow). I need to speak to Dad "Kirby" when we get home, I almost ran off the road when we hit a certain area in West Virginia. Everything was quiet as I was navigating over the WV ...

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... really good seats. I think they really enjoyed the show. Of course, they wouldn't have said anything different. I mean, their daughter was in it! After the show, some folks decided to have a "pickin' party." That's when a bunch of musicians sit around with their instruments and play music. We ended up at the bar in the hotel after hours. My dad brought ...

... the campus very serene, with numerous quiet, green areas on campus and many architecturally very pleasant buildings. Next stop, Santa Cruz, 70 miles south of San Francisco - one of America's surfing capitals, complete with its own museum devoted to the sport, and a beach whose waves are known all over the world. It had a laid back charm with plenty of sun bleached blond surfer dudes. The only rule here seems to be to do something adventurous outside. Along the stretch of beach there ...