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Abilene Reflection

Posted on June 25, 2022June 18, 20221 Comment on Abilene Reflection

The Silence of Nature allows reflection. Not matter how challenging today is with all the stress of disease, money, war and politics, I can be still in nature, and think about similar times in the past when I was much younger. I reflect on my peace, not because I have retired, but because I have … Continue reading Abilene Reflection

Hi Ho. Hi Ho. Off to Hico we go

Posted on May 28, 2022May 7, 2022No Comments on Hi Ho. Hi Ho. Off to Hico we go

Two Visits this year to this charming small town in the upper reaches of Texas Hill Country. Hico, Texas motto is “Where everybody is Somebody.” A Brownwood couple had recommended we visit, and we made a side stop in the Winter to Wiseman Chocolates. It is a quaint shop in the old doctors victorian house … Continue reading Hi Ho. Hi Ho. Off to Hico we go

Backyard Beauties

Posted on May 14, 2022May 6, 2022No Comments on Backyard Beauties

Why is it that we never deeply explore our own ‘backyard’ adventures as much as the visitors and tourists do? As we travel, I am always looking for green tracts on the maps. Because of the dog, we are identifying places to stop and let him run and sniff a bit. That is how I … Continue reading Backyard Beauties

“Ride Like the Wind”in Texas

Posted on April 16, 2022April 12, 2022No Comments on “Ride Like the Wind”in Texas

Christopher Cross released this song about ‘riding like the wind’ to the border of Mexico. Wind in the Spring in Texas reminds me of this song. We do not go outside to see how hot it is, we test the wind. It was really windy and the water was rough on our first Kayak trip … Continue reading “Ride Like the Wind”in Texas

Warbler CCC Home

Warbler CCC Home

Posted on March 5, 2022February 26, 2022No Comments on Warbler CCC Home

Meridian State Park in central Texas is located near Hamilton, TX which is the Northernmost point of the “Hill Country”. The Juniper forests on Stinnery Ridge Trail spread like a canopy over the trail because of their size. My allergies immediately made me want my inhaler. It is known for its birding especially the precious … Continue reading Warbler CCC Home

Peaceful Poudre

Posted on November 27, 2021August 31, 2021No Comments on Peaceful Poudre

Waiting for Taz, our twelve-year-old Schipperke dog to be treated at the Veterinary School in Ft. Collins, Colorado, we decided to sneak out for a quick hike in the nearby hills. This area had been threatened by fire in 2020 and I wanted to see how close the fire had come to this area.  We … Continue reading Peaceful Poudre

Breathing Water

Posted on November 20, 2021August 31, 2021No Comments on Breathing Water

Walking in Florida is like breathing water. The cloying humidity requires us to get up and be done with any mileage walks by 8:30 am. The afternoon thunderstorms were quite impressive and the humidity increased as the day heated. We were there for a Memorial service in late July 2021, and had a day to … Continue reading Breathing Water

Desert Pinnacle and Gateway

Posted on November 13, 2021August 31, 2021No Comments on Desert Pinnacle and Gateway

Found another Arizona written blog:  Pinnacle Point is one of the most unique rock shapes in the Scottsdale skyline. It is located in the central part of the McDowell Sonoran Preserve, and one place I remember from hiking here 20 years ago.  I hiked and took no pictures – only my memories remain. Maybe my husband … Continue reading Desert Pinnacle and Gateway

AAA Limitations

Posted on October 9, 2021September 11, 2021No Comments on AAA Limitations

Have you ever had a physical injury limit your hiking or walking? How did you handle the news? Where did you go for help? What helped you recover? Have you ever had a change in your health status?   My heart is malfunctioning. I have to wear a Holter monitor for two weeks while we try … Continue reading AAA Limitations

Amarillo by Late Morning

Posted on October 2, 2021September 11, 2021No Comments on Amarillo by Late Morning

“Eat it with your traveling clothes on, prepared for a long journey, wearing your walking shoes and carrying your walking sticks in your hands; eat it hurriedly. This observance shall be called the Lord’s Passover.” Exodus 12:11 The Living Bible On a long drive, it is good to get out and really walk a few miles. … Continue reading Amarillo by Late Morning

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  • Girls Weekend Changes Me
  • Hi Ho. Hi Ho. Off to Hico we go
  • Backyard Beauties
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