Ever since I was in grade school in Des Moines, I loved watching the Tournament of Roses parade each January 1. Year after year seeing the viewers sitting in sunshine […]
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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Our first stop was in Springfield, Mo., to visit friends and do some exploring. From the Route 66 celebration of 100 years to the last home of Laura Ingles Wilder in Mansfield, Mo., we found some fun spots to show you. Then we’ll be in St. Louis for some of the places we wanted to see. Before we actually get to the adventures of Louis and Clark, we’ll be showing you you these Louis and Clark side trips.
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When we got back from our two-month trip to the northern Midwest, we played around with the idea of selling our house and moving into a rental so we wouldn’t […]
This 2-month trip was the longest we had taken so far, and it was wonderful. If you want to read the blogs in order, here’s the route we took for […]
We’re packed up and are off for our latest adventure. We need to have clothes for warm weather (for the first couple of weeks) and then for cold and wet […]
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