Travel
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Back Home
We had been to the Badlands when our kids were little. We both remember them climbing over these ball like formations. We never did see what we remembered. The new rules prohibit wandering off the trails. There were a few… Continue reading
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Heading East
It was a breath of fresh air to leave the city behind and back to the mountain drives – heading towards the Tetons and Yellowstone. Soon we were on a desolate stretch of road – miles and miles of… Continue reading
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Stir my Soul More
After Zion, we headed north to the Great Salt Lake. It was nothing like I expected. The day we were there, many small birds (maybe ducks) were dead on the beach. The smell alone made it a less than desirable… Continue reading
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More Left to Come Back For.
After Bryce, we drove to Zion. This park the road goes through most of it. At the Western end you can then take a shuttle to see deeper in to the park. They no longer allow traffic to just drive… Continue reading
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Work of Art that Nature Made.
We left Arches and drove to Richfield for the night. I was getting used to seeing the Mountains on the horizon. They were so fascinating to watch and wonder how we would go through/over them. We went out to dinner… Continue reading
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Waiting to Get In
The next day's plan was to get to Arches National Park. To enter this park you have to make a reservation. Some spots are filled months out and then there are opportunities the night before – at 6pm they open… Continue reading
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Our Car Moving Forward.
We left the kids and headed south into Wyoming – on our way into Colorado. There are a lot of fields to travel through between South Dakota and Wyoming. Dropping into Colorado, the fun began. It felt good to… Continue reading
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Nature of home
We traveled over to Martha's Vineyard by ferry. I wasn't expecting there to be so many open beaches; I pictured the shorelines all privately owned. This sign appeared by a sandy road heading towards the beach, a sign that said… Continue reading
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