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Travels with Kat and Greg | A blog for our adventures!
Travels with Kat and Greg. A blog for our adventures! 2013 Seattle and Vancouver. Travels with Kat and Greg. Welcome to our blog! We’ve created this to share some of our favorite photos and stories from trips that we’ve taken together! Most of the photos have been taken by Greg, photographer extraordinaire, while most of the writing is done by Kat. Blog at WordPress.com. The Hemingway Rewritten Theme. Travels with Kat and Greg. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com. The Hemingway Rewritten Theme.
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I am a native in this world And think in it as a native thinks. Tuesday, August 11, 2015. This looks like an amateurish animation in a bad sci-fi movie, but it is actually a series of photographs taken by NASA's Deep Space Climate Observatory last month showing our moon passing in front of the Earth. (That's mostly the Pacific Ocean you're seeing on Earth - you can see the west coast of North America moving away to the right, and Australia coming into view in the bottom left.). Links to this post. I took...
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The adventures and possibly mis-adventures of an American girl traveling all over the globe. Lord help me, really, I'll need it. Monday, October 5, 2009. I'm quite delinquent here aren't I? I spent weeks in Singapore this summer and I never posted an update or pic's out here. I did however put them all on facebook. I think a lot of you track my trips out there, but just in case here is a link for you. Http:/ www.facebook.com/album.php? Friday, June 12, 2009. Next up. Singapore! Tuesday, November 18, 2008.
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Travels With Kat n Adam. February 24, 2015. The far mesas and distant eroded, striated cliffs on the desert drive to Arches National Park were striking. When we arrived at Arches, the park ranger advised us to quickly secure a camping spot. He told us of a couple sites nearby, and his favourite, “Moonflower.” The road to these campsites was directly alongside a river in a gorge of red sandstone. To get to the campsite he recommended, we would have to hike 3 miles! Our goal was Double O Arch, which was a ...
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Kaye's travels toward and through publication. A long, wild ride! Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Work Like a Dog. This is national Work Like a Dog Day. It says so right here: http:/ www.holidayinsights.com/moreholidays/August/worklikeadog.htm. You may have noticed a notation that this should not be confused with Work-A-Holic Day, which was July 5th. So are we all working like dogs today? Maybe you are, but for me- heck no! It’s way too hot! Labels: DEATH IN THE TIME OF ICE. Dog days of summer. First, I'm ass...
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Travels with Kerry | Interesting places I have visited
Interesting places I have visited. November 13, 2011. S President Jammeh plans to make the country rich through oil, despite the fact there is none. The more realistic option is tourism and since the 1960s the Gambia has become one of the few African countries with a booming tourist trade. Africa’s smallest country is the setting for the ‘70s book and TV series Roots. So we took a boat to Juffreh on the river Gambia to visit the village and descendants of Kunte Kinte. Experts believe Alex Haley. Wanjo ju...
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