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Just outside of Lone Pine is the drive up to the Mt. Whitney Portal. While it was a gorgeous drive, I was so concentrating on watching the road as Barney […]
Travel With Us — At Your Pace
We’re a couple in our 70’s who love to travel and find new and interesting places. Come with us and experience places you may have visited, places you never knew existed, and places you’d love to go to, At Your Pace.
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This group of posts takes a few side trips in South Dakota. First we go to De Smet where Laura Ingalls Wilder lived as a child and young woman, then to Sioux Falls to see South Dakota’s version of Niagara Falls, before we get back to the Missouri River in Chamberlain, South Dakota, where the Corps rested and recuperated after working hard going against the current. Finally we drove north to Bismark, ND, for the 4th of July and the Corps of Discovery’s winter of 1804-1805 at Fort Mandan.
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The beauty of the brown Alabama Hills against the snow-capped Sierras kept taking our breath away. In addition, the shapes of the hills kept on changing as we drove along. […]
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We spent the night before our 32nd wedding anniversary boondocking in the Alabama Hills; what an anniversary to remember! Join us as we watched a day end and begin in […]
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Our first stop in Lone Pine after getting set up at our campsite was the Eastern Sierra Visitor Center staffed by very knowledgeable national park women. Their information was invaluable, […]
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As we left Lone Pine just a few miles north is Manzanar, the location of one of the 10 relocation centers built just after Pearl Harbor for Japanese-American citizens and […]
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Debra Stewart
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I did not realize his (JD) home was intact after Katrina.
I learn a lot from you.
Thank you.
Stay warm.
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Rob
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Does that map mean you have never been to Nebraska or Idaho?!? Praying for safe travels…
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