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The Wandering Holyokes: Oh, Canada!
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014. Acadian Flag image from Wikipedia). If you have ever tried to cross in a camper, you might know that you have to be careful about what foods are in your cupboards and refrigerator and how much alcohol you have on board. Phewcrisis averted, right? Uh huh. And when questioned about where the gun was, my dad calmly told him that he had given it to his son-in-law for safe keeping. Day two: The Breau reunion. We entered the church basement and were given some Breaux cajun seaso...
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The Wandering Holyokes: From Smoke-Filled Skies To Death By Chocolate
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012. From Smoke-Filled Skies To Death By Chocolate. It is just one of many fires in the west this summer as everything is incredibly dry. The local fireworks for the 4th were cancelled. The fire fighters are working hard, and if we are lucky we may get a bit of rain this week. At the moment, the fire is 90% contained. We didn't take this photo, but it is the fire and a plane dropping fire retardant on it. The next day we went for a bike ride in Red Canyon. We'll fill you in more ...
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The Wandering Holyokes: October 2008
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Monday, October 13, 2008. Above is a picture of Katahdin Iron Works, which you have to pass on the way to Gulf Hagas. We finally found time to visit the "Grand Canyon of Maine". While it is pretty, I can't say that it really rates that name. Just goes to show we don't have many canyons, I guess! We found some great little places to sit and enjoy the sun. It would be a sweet place to go picnic and there would be some nice little swimming holes as long as you were careful to avoid the falls! We are trying ...
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The Wandering Holyokes: January 2008
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Sunday, January 6, 2008. Cross Country 2004-part 1. As a review for most, we traveled across America for the summer of 2004 in our Class C rv. This was a first for us, as we had no rv experience, and relatively little travel experience outside of New England. But, with a sense of adventure and a few places in mind to visit, we headed out for 52 days of fun. We spent the first night in New Hampshire at a small campground. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Here we are.wandering in Yellowstone! Lick The Bowl Good.
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The Wandering Holyokes: August 2014
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014. Acadian Flag image from Wikipedia). If you have ever tried to cross in a camper, you might know that you have to be careful about what foods are in your cupboards and refrigerator and how much alcohol you have on board. Phewcrisis averted, right? Uh huh. And when questioned about where the gun was, my dad calmly told him that he had given it to his son-in-law for safe keeping. Day two: The Breau reunion. We entered the church basement and were given some Breaux cajun seaso...
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The Wandering Holyokes: April 2009
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Friday, April 24, 2009. Two National Parks for April Vacation. Dan and Rena were conveniently located in Newport, TN so we took advantage of the proximity to Great Smoky Mountain National park to squeeze in a visit. The first day that we tried, it was rainy, foggy, and cold. So we toured a big portion of the park by car. We saw a black bear but it was too fast for the camera. . Labels: Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Here we are.wandering in Yellowstone!
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The Wandering Holyokes: August 2010
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010. When the group decided to stop for a 15 minute snack break, we decided to continue on our own. It was cold, and we didn't feel the need to stop for that long since the pace had been really slow. Above is an attempt to show the sun breaking through the clouds. It didn't come out as nicely as we hoped, but the sun was like a spotlight moving over the forested sections. It was pretty cool. After we left the group at the snack break, we approached this waterfall. We knew that ...
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The Wandering Holyokes: May 2008
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Sunday, May 25, 2008. Soso much for putting all the previous trips on the blog. Since you know we have been really busy chasing the kids around, getting Paul's Eagle Scout ceremony done and preparing for graduation and going to Montana, we hope you will understand. If not you can always just quit reading or volunteer to clean the house so I have more time to play on the computer. :-). If someone responds and you don't know who they may be, don't worry.we probably do! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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The Wandering Holyokes: Life is "Grand"!
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Tuesday, July 31, 2012. As you can imagine, Terry has been doing the heavy lifting in making sure that our adventures have been documented in this blog. After our latest chapter, hiking the Grand Canyon, she asked me to take a greater role in writing this entry. Considering the fact that she finished the 28 mile hike despite almost passing out twice, how could I say no? Terry says this is exaggerated). What does this mean to the faithful followers of the blog? We headed to Grand Canyon National Park.
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The Wandering Holyokes: Moab~Adventure Begins Here
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Wednesday, July 18, 2012. Moab Adventure Begins Here. We were excited to visit Moab again for several reasons. 1) We were going to meet up with friends we worked with in Montana 2) We remembered some local restaurants with fondness 3) Arches are just really interesting formations that we don't have in Maine. Thank goodness we had the cooler with us stocked with ice and drinks. Maybe that is the secret to living through it. The dummy of "Thelma" from Thelma and Louise. Was in the museum along with a lot o...
