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Sixty-seven was the year that I graduated from High School.  I never thought of it as an AGE for Pete sakes!  Yet now I have reached it! Not sure how this happened, but what’s the deal with aging physically, but … Continue reading →

First we had some company on the evening of the third.  Casita friends Reine and Paul came and spent the night here right next to us.  We had a very nice visit. Another one, just like the other one!  We … Continue reading →

Independence is a precious, sought after, state of being, and it goes hand in hand with freedom.  From the independence of country, right down to ones own personal level of independence, it has high value. (I took pictures of flags … Continue reading →

I’m writing this post to you, but probably mainly as a reminder to myself… Be in the present moment, because really, that’s all we have. (Some of the pictures I’m using today are from past ‘moments’.)  This was a cup … Continue reading →

Not very exciting or adventuresome is it? But this too is part of life on the road.  Things happen that we don’t expect.  How do we handle it? In this case it was to come to as much as a … Continue reading →

A Rainbow.  One morning I open my eyes, and out the window in my perfect view is this: (Not a very good picture, taken through the tinted window.) This gives me peace because I know for sure I am supposed … Continue reading →

Mick said that! I wanted to let you know plans have changed again! The day we arrive here at St Mary Campground in Glacier we take a walk to the visitor center from Loop A which is the only trail … Continue reading →

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK What can say? I can give you facts and figures but I can’t describe the beauty here, and pictures don’t do it justice. This is a place you have to see and feel and be a part … Continue reading →

THE NATIONAL BISON RANGE It’s estimated that about 30 to 60 million buffalo roamed the north American continent in times past.   It was theirs, the land belonged to them and they belonged to the land.  Some of the native … Continue reading →

  We are making our way towards Glacier National Park, slowly.  Some major plans have changed though, just within the last few days.  The idea was to meet my friends Shirlee and Doug and their kitty, Missy from Alberta, Canada, … Continue reading →