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A rainy day
... But I hope those which I have will be okay for you guys.
By the way, the two guys I'm traveling with and a car is never a good idea. They're like to drive really fast and to close! And I miss some girl time between all the testosterone. But otherwise is it fun to travel with them!
So that should be all for today. I'll see you in Seattle, laters.
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Gold Rush to Shakespeare
... playing lawn golf, enjoying life, and conservative thinkers are not allowed in the park. Can't remember if the last two were listed but the list of "Do Nots" were plenty long. Gawd, are we in San Francisco?
We saddle up and drive through the crowded downtown. At the edge of the business district we find a place to park. All parking spaces in town are designed around Prius sized vehicles so our truck slops over the limit lines by five feet. The doggies stay in ...
That's All I Can Stands, I Can't Stands No More!
... only 59 miles. Next comes the small burg of Ten Mile. Now we have to vote, do we go to tiny Lookingglass or to Winston, a city of 5329 souls? Winston wins. We pass by a large mill that produces lumber and plywood. We take highway 99 through nearby Dillard to southbound Interstate 5.
We decide to eat lunch in the town of Myrtle Creek (2400 souls). It is part of the Tri City area- Myrtle Creek, Tri City and Riddle. It has a nice sports park and plenty of parking for big rigs. The ...
California's Redwood Forests
... decided to dive-bomb Dad’s head. For anyone who
doesn’t know…Grammy tends to take many forms, one common one being various species of butterfly. But she’s also been known to take other mischievous forms to play pranks and spread other playful misfortunes. For example, around my Dad, she often becomes a stink bug. Weirdest thing. Poor Grammy, even now she still has to take the brunt of things, kind of like when we were kids and we’d play ...
En route to Oregon
... taller. Reallllll tall. We stopped and took some cool pictures with some that had fallen, or ones with big holes in the trunks. Then we went to the world famous drive through tree. Does what it says on the tin. Its a tree, that has a big gap in the trunk, and you drive through it. Very odd. It was a tight fit for Larry but we did it. More driving, more trees, night falling so we pulled over where we are now. Its called Klamath by the river, and it is ...
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