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- Don't want to forget to give accolades to the Toyota
- Shutter bugs
- A few more traveling songs
- Rick's Top Ten Sites to See
- Gail's Top Ten List of Sites to See
- Day 44: Just click your heels together three times...
- Recapping our Trip: It was about more than travel.
- Day 43: In my mind (and car) we're going to Carolina
- Day 42: On the way home
- Day 41: Tulsa Time
- Day 40: Monday in Hugo and Schooler Lake
- Road Inspired Songs
- Day 39: 6th Sunday Gone
- Latest Pics - Traveling and family
- Day 38: Gaining ground but losing time!
- Day 37: 'Cause we may never be here again
- Day 36: Hoover Dam and The Grand Canyon
- Scenes from Las Vegas and the Nevada desert
- Day 35: Viva Las Vegas
- Day 34: Yuba City to Carson City
- Day 33: Yuba City
- Day 32: Church and the Lake Shasta Dam
- Day 31: Lassen Pines
- Day 30 Pics
- Day 30: From the beach to the Sierras
- Day 29: The Redwood Coast
- More pics from the coast
- Day 28: Half Moon Bay to Santa Rosa
- Day 27: The Big Sur coast
- Day 26: On the road again
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March
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Look at the size of those trees man. They're huge!!
ReplyDeleteWhen I occasionally hear the national average for a gallon of gas, I can't believe how low it is compared to the prices we pay in the Bay Area of No CA. So, I didn't experience any "sticker shock" as I looked at your pic of local gas prices. What IS baffling is that we have refineries in our immediate area, and yet we still get dinged more than almost all of the rest of the country. CA is beautiful (as evidenced by your pix), but the costs connected w/living here are prohibitive. Just sayin'. And, yeah, I'm whining. BUT, your pix are wonderful, and I am enjoying reading about your adventures. I noticed, too, that you're on day 30 of your 40 day odyssey, so while I'm sure that you're having a great time, you must be itching to get home to your grandbabies--and, oh, yeah--your kids. That's how Gene and I feel about our grandbabies, anyway. To paraphrase a friend, if we'd known it was this cool to have grandkids, we would have never had kids!
ReplyDeleteHave a glorious Sunday.
Cathy