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This Land Is My Land! My Wandering Spirit is feeling so content right now… I’ve driven through the United States of America a number of times, and I’ve also flown over it, staring out the airplane window. I’ve always marveled … Continue reading →

As I view the continental divide I think about the song that I began this blog with, “Roll Me Away”. “Rolled across the high plains Deep into the mountains Felt so good to me Finally feeling free.” … Stood alone … Continue reading →

In California I wrote about fairies dancing in the Redwood trees, and in Oregon a T Rex nearly swallowed Wandering Spirit whole….(see picture from a couple blogs back).  In Washington, I didn’t mention it but I was watching for a … Continue reading →

Feeling teary.  I so rarely see Brian and Sharon, and there are….health problems.  I won’t go into it, but if you pray, send prayers for healing for Brain please.  If you don’t pray, please send positive thoughts. (And ok, I’m … Continue reading →

  Starbucks at Pikes Place  Seattle  Joy and Shiloh swimming at Puget Sound 

On Saturday, August 23 our destination is Lynnwood, a suburb north of Seattle where my son Brian and his wife Sharon live.  There is no place on their residence to park a trailer though, so Sharon’s sister Debbie graciously offers … Continue reading →

Tuesday, August 19 we arrive at Nehalem State Park for a two night stay.  It’s a very busy park with the “Campground Full” sign up, but we have reservations for our first….drum roll please….’back-in’ camp site.  The roads in the … Continue reading →

After a week on the road we finally arrived in Oregon!  We drove through some beautiful sights on Hwy 101….zillions of trees and the dramatic coastline often with crashing waves.  it’s not what you would call mountainous driving here, but … Continue reading →

One week ago today I waved good bye to friends and neighbors in Seaside, CA. It’s been 7 days of learning….nonstop learning.  As I leave Klamath this morning I’ll be heading up the Oregon coast, and the next 4 nights … Continue reading →