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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.
... Wolf Pack football. A quality team that has been making appearances in bowl games for the past 8 years. The price is cheap, ranging from $12 to $20 a person. And its downtown.
So you feel like coming to Reno for a quick trip in the spring and summer time. Well Nevada is a huge outdoor state and that includes Reno. So you feel like getting some sun and hanging by the water, well some of the most popular places is the Truckee river, Which is ...
Texas is no joke..
... where very cheap..
The only problem living in Nevada, most of us never heard of a last call, and in Texas last call is at 2am. And they don't joke around about that. But besides a last call, still a fun place to hit up. And if your hungry at that time which most people are. There's these places called Waffle Houses.. And not to bad at 3 am. So I recommend you hit that up. So after getting back to the hotel and getting a few hours of sleep, we really wanted ...
Lake Tahoe
We drove today from Reno to Lake Tahoe - completely gutted as when we got there everything was closed - really bad timing end of summer and not yet ready for winter so a ghost town but the views of the lake were amazing - pictures don't do it justice. ...
THE LONELIEST HIGHWAY TO LAKE TAHOE
... attached picture – Kevin thought this was a good sum up – nothing around us for miles. We shared the driving a lot that day because I'm good at straight roads!
We managed to find a parking lot type campground for the night in a little Town in the middle of no-where and re-visited our highway again the next day. It carried on and on – down to 4,000 feet then as we headed towards Lake Tahoe, it rose again to 7,500. The Lake looked as if it ...