Migrating Geese.
Cose-up of a Lily.
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OFM
10/15/2023 08:22:48 pm
Having my rig back and ready to roll could certainly change my mood lately. Hoping to roll out mid November after the grand daughter gymnastics competition. Still do not know where to head but I figure the weather will tell me know where to go as I roll westward..
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Tom
10/15/2023 08:51:25 pm
Good luck to your granddaughter and her gymnastics competition.
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Ken
10/16/2023 08:54:13 am
Your thoughts on snow match mine very well. I lived in Wisconsin for too many years until I went south in November 1989. I haven't gone back yet other than brief visits. Southern Arizona works well for me.
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Tom
10/16/2023 09:50:40 am
I think almost anyone that's over the age of 50 who has lived in a snowy place for a while dreams of moving somewhere they don't have to deal with snow anymore.
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Linda
10/16/2023 11:47:23 am
Dave had trouble believing those sand dunes were 700 ft tall. :)
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Tom
10/16/2023 12:31:50 pm
You can assure Dave that I have been to the Sand Dunes National Park many times, and the tallest bump that you can see on the picture of the dunes is 750 feet high. And on the Sangre de Cristo mountain range there are four peaks that are a little over 14,000 feet high.
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OFM
10/16/2023 02:57:18 pm
That last paragraph is full of truths as far as I am concerned.
Tom
10/16/2023 03:54:50 pm
When I was 10 or 11 years old living in South Carolina my dad built a picnic table in the trees in back of the house where we were living, and I remember it being a great thing. Going outside and eating at the picnic table seemed like a very special occasion to me, almost like a mini-vacation.
Linda
10/17/2023 03:01:36 pm
Absolute truths! It's hard to believe now we used to think eating outside was fun.
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Tom
10/17/2023 04:42:09 pm
I think it was caused by; we were poor and didn't really know we were poor, because everyone around us was just as poor.
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