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Barney Ward
10/12/2017 06:26:20 pm
Be careful there big fella. You could drive a few hours and be in an area still too hot for comfort. I still plan to leave on 10-30-17 and after the second day on the road I have no destination in mind.
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theboondork
10/12/2017 08:23:18 pm
Not to worry, even though I'm leaving here next week, I probably won't get to southern Arizona until early November, depending on how the weather is in New Mexico.
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JWFitz
10/12/2017 08:27:48 pm
I would call it "moseying". I am in my planning stage to start moseying. The toil will cease at the end of the year here in Yuma. Then I will complete my preparations and begin moseying towards the Pacific Northwest in the spring, for the summer. After that... more moseying.
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theboondork
10/13/2017 10:00:26 pm
I like the term moseying, while I was in Texas last winter I used the term moseying a lot. Moseying seems to fit going someplace in Texas better than anything.
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10/14/2017 07:12:43 am
Meandering is moseying at quarter speed with a camera in hand.
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theboondork
10/14/2017 08:48:57 am
Meander is a good word, but it seems to indicate that there is more intelligence associated with what you're doing than the way I normally travel, but I definitely like the camera part.
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Barney Ward
10/14/2017 11:01:43 am
Ease===== I like it. I feel that is the best description yet.
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theboondork
10/14/2017 06:20:45 pm
And it comes complete with its own theme song.
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JWFitz
10/14/2017 03:24:43 pm
I lived in eastern Washington for 80% of my life, transferred to Yuma 12 years ago. East of the Cascades I expect to find plenty of sunshine. Eastern Washington in the summer is not that much different then a southern Arizona winter. I agree the west side of the state does tend to be less "favorable" for solar activity.
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theboondork
10/14/2017 06:22:04 pm
I haven't spent much time in Eastern Washington, usually just passing through, and you're right that is the sunny side of the state. Most of the time I was in the Bellingham, Ferndale area and that's the rainiest place I've ever seen in my life.
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