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Some recommended travel Stops (With a caveat)
We, (Susie, myself and Fiona II, our fifth wheel) left Estero, Florida the first week of March planning to set up shop in Panama City Beach at St. Andrew’s State Park. I initially planned to make the 520 mile trip … Continue reading
The evolution of Geetwo, traveling man.
In our early years of retirement, when we left wherever we had spent the winter months, we usually drove hell-bent for leather towards Indiana. This was mostly my doing, Susie is more than willing to dilly dally along the highways … Continue reading
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Tagged food, humor, museums, Nature, nostalgia, travel
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For any of you interested in pictures of our canadian trip: These are shots from Montreal.
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Streets performers in Quebec City.
We watched these three guys on the plaza in front of the Chatenau du Frontenac in Quebec City. They were just street performers like we have seen in Key West only they were much better than anything I had seen … Continue reading
And even more dining in Quebec.
We visited a couple of different restaurants with our hosts while in Quebec. The first of these was in a small town on the outskirts of Quebec. The restaurant was called Le Carnard Goulu and was unique in that it … Continue reading
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Dining in Quebec.
One of the best parts of our trip to the Canadian Province of Quebec was the food. As it turned out, our hosts in both Montreal and Quebec City have those discriminating palates I’ve always wanted to have; serving us … Continue reading
A trip to Quebec.
I have been writing for the past three weeks in my newspaper column about our trip to Quebec and I just finished up another one today. Following is last week’s entry. Romance is in the air. I have learned over … Continue reading
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Tagged curmudgeon, History, humor, senior citizens, sex, travel
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Well, I didn’t do it again.
I’m sitting at home watching a July 4th celebration in Washington, D.C. on television. Later, we’ll be watching the Boston Pops from the comfort of our easy chair. For the last ten years, I have done this and for the … Continue reading
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Tagged History, Patriotism, senior citizens
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Promontory Point anniversary.
I probably would not have paid any attention to this anniversary had I not just completed a long train trip. But since I did notice it, I decided to waste a little time and do some research on the story. … Continue reading
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Tagged History, museums, my books, nostalgia, train travel, travel
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