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Day 26 sees us rolling out for the final leg of this beautiful trip that we have been on. George and the boys had to roll out super early to get George and the boys back to school. George was the walk parent this morning for the class walk. So
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Day 25 of the trip was a great day of hanging out with George, Felix and Stefan. It was a nice lazy day of not really going anywhere. We got up slowly, and made breakdast of sausage and eggs for everyone, as well as some coffee, before George, the boys
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Good morning everyone! Sunday Catherine and I drove from the Kingsburg area up to Petaluma. Not much of an exciting leg as it was raining when we left, and we wanted to get up to see Eric and the Fam to maximize our time with them. It was great to
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Hey everyone! Well, we have not only survived three weeks in the van so far, but we have been thriving. It is a viable option for us for a longer trip. It is running well (although we need to get it into a shop soon for a brake job). It
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Day 22 saw us wake up in a cute little RV park called Mountain Valley RV Park near Tehachapi ca. It was a beautiful morning, and the bikes were already off the racks, so we decided to head out on a little bike ride to see what was to see.
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Day 21 of our road trip - boy, are we glad we pushed through the night before and made it all the way to Joshua Tree National Park so that in the morning, we didn't have to drive any meaningful distance to get to the park. It was nice
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Day 20 was a push! Our Goal, now, is to get up to Northern California to see my Cousin Eric and his Family and then hang out with my friend George and his family, so we decided that we would push on through to Joshua Tree in one BIG day
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We are on the 19th day of this trip. We woke up to a beautiful sunrise outside of Lincoln NM. I made us some coffee, and then we headed out. We went into the historic town of Lincoln, where Billy the Kid made his escape, but alas, it was a
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Well, it is time to start the journey home. It is hard to believe that the trip is already half over. So far, everything, other than viewing the actual eclipse, has exceeded our expectations, and even that is ok. The eclipse was just an excuse to see how well the
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The 2024 Eclipse is in the bag, and our trip continues. We took our chances with the weather and stayed in place here at the Hill Country Arts Foundation, and, while the opportunity to see the sun in all of its glory was heavily impacted by the clouds, the experience
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Two weeks into our eclipse road trip, we are settling into the Hill Country Arts Foundation property in a wonderful campsite. Tomorrow is the eclipse, and we are hoping for clear weather, but that is looking sketchy at the moment. This past week has been a wonderful week, traveling from
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Sunday, Kai, Catherine, and I took a day trip from the Hill Country Arts Foundation out to Fredericksburg Tx about a 30-minute drive away. Once there, we spent about three hours walking up and down the main street and poking our heads into different shops and galleries. It was