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Our winter in Texas, Part 2
Some of the Port Aransas bird areas are still under reconstruction, but we were able to enjoy several of the smaller walks. Beach activities became our every day life and the sunsets and sunrises were awesome. After a week … Continue reading
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Our winter 2018-2019 in Texas
We were looking for a warm spot to spend the winter and ended up with so much more. First of all, Texas is HUGE! No surprise there. We came into the state at the far northwest corner on November 10, … Continue reading
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The Redwoods
This is how you spend the day when walking through Redwood forests: I think I said ‘WOW’ more times in the days we spent looking at Redwoods then I have in the past year. … Continue reading
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Death Valley
Death Valley , the name sounds so foreboding, and we have all heard the horror stories about it having the hottest temperature ever recorded (134.1 degrees), so we were completely unprepared for the reality of Death Valley. The surrounding hills … Continue reading
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Valley of Fire State Park in Nevada
Valley of Fire State Park is a short distance above Lake Mead and it is such a beautiful small park. We spent a day there and thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it. We found a great piece of BLM land … Continue reading
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Some of our favorite hikes
Lake Whatcom County Park near Bellingham, WA has a nice wide trail around part of the lake. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- We survived an 11 mile round-trip hike to New Dungeness Lighthouse on the Dungeness spit on the northern … Continue reading
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Gardens
Butchart Gardens on Vancouver Island were beautiful. We traveled to the gardens via a nice ferry ride from Anacortes, WA. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Peace Arch Park on the U.S. and Canadian Border had wonderful gardens spread over quite a bit … Continue reading
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Campsites we have enjoyed
Our first campground was Rocky Gorge, on Lake Koocanusa, where we enjoyed the shade and the water. Our second night out was spent in a WalMart parking lot in Colville, WA where it was about 150 degrees (or … Continue reading
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