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Road Trip — Moqui Cave and Zion National Park Utah
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Before heading over to the park, I stopped a explore Moqui Cave, a really cool museum that the host’s father started and created. His father, Garth Chamberlain, was a man of many talents. He was a professional football player with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the 1940s; an artist who created [...]
Road Trip — Nashville Tennessee - Historic Downtown
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Today was a walk around downtown Nashville. On my way downtown, I spy a history marker, of course I stop and check out the place of Captain Ryman’s former house, he played a large role in Nashville history. Once I got downtown, I didn’t really have any specific plans or [...]
Road Trip — Devils Postpile
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Packing up and heading home today, but first I drive down the canyon and visit Devils Postpile National Monument. The postpiles are hexagon shaped columns of basalt that have pushed up from beneath the ground; from the top, they look like patio pavers. They are pretty cool to look at. Going [...]
Geocaching to Quintette’s Vexation
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For those that don’t know, geocaching is a high-tech kind of treasure hunting game. All around you are hidden little caches that contain a log book and possibly some trinket treasures. To give you an idea of the size of the game, the webpage keeps a running tally and here’s today’s [...]
Lake Natomas - Picnic and Paddle @ Negro Bar
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I joined Theresa, Maria, Francis and Candace from the SHO Yahoo Group for a picnic and paddle at the Negro Bar area of the Folsom Lake State Recreation Area. I had not been to the beach portion of this area before, and it’s quite nice with picnic tables and ample [...]
