I have done two cross country trips and I wouldn't hesitate a second to do another one.
There is SO MUCH cool stuff to see in America!
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There is SO MUCH cool stuff to see in America!
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I wonder how challenging it would be to try to follow the route of the navigation beacons (with their attending
giant concrete arrows) that the USPS Airmail system used back before WW2?
That'd be quite the challenge, I imagine.
giant concrete arrows) that the USPS Airmail system used back before WW2?
That'd be quite the challenge, I imagine.
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Thanks for sharing your wonderful road trip. Kim
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Yesterday, Day 12:
After a few hours of windshield time this morning we made it to…
After a few hours of windshield time this morning we made it to…
Did some hiking and explored a bit of the area here in Prospect, OR where we’re staying…
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Can anyone identify this tree? Very different for us, looks like it sheds its bark…
And this plant? We never saw this before.
What is this? Anyone know?
What is this? Anyone know?
you should be home in time to get this...
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Very fitting
Today we have plans at Crater Lake.
Gotta go get at it now.
I’ll check back in with you all when I can.
Gotta go get at it now.
I’ll check back in with you all when I can.
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That tree and plant bulb are very cool. Kim
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That would be a Madrona tree.
That looks to be some form of Dogwood. Is it a tree or bush?
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Given its' propensity for stripping, perhaps it's a Madonna tree....
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If it was a Madonna tree it would be much easier to climb!Given its' propensity for stripping, perhaps it's a Madonna tree....
Cool, thanks
You da man with ID’ing that Slinglow.
I couldn’t recall if it was a tree or bush.
And I had no other pics.
I have since downloaded an app that helps identify wildlife.
And from what it said, it was indeed a tree.
A Dogwood Tree just as you said.
Well, after a long day of flying yesterday, we made it safely back home.
But I still owe you guys one last thing…
Day 13, Friday, our final day on the trip:
But I still owe you guys one last thing…
Day 13, Friday, our final day on the trip:
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The 28 mile drive from our RV site to the park went from cool and wet…
Then to cold and foggy…
By the time we reached the park entrance there was light snowfall and it was 32°…
Then to cold and foggy…
By the time we reached the park entrance there was light snowfall and it was 32°…
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