It’s starting to look like we will take a family picture
under every “Welcome to…” sign. A bit cliché but probably the best visual
memory we will have of the States visited. With that said, I do think we will
follow the newspaper idea put forth by Anita on a prior post. More suggestion
will of course be welcomed.
This week has seen a few more minor sales, more preparation for
the yard sale next week, and the realization that we are down to just double
digits till we are living in Europe. It turns out we land in London the same
day as opening ceremonies for the Olympics. Now we understand why flights to
London were so expensive. Here’s hoping the roads are empty!
So it turned out camping at Huntington Beach was limited at
best. However we were able to find some camping with reasonable rates at San
Juan Capistrano. This may sound familiar. We were planning on staying with
friends at SJC and although that option is no longer viable, the nice things we
have heard about that part of Southern California have drawn us in anyway. We
will be camping about 2 miles inland from the Pacific for 2 nights. From there
we will go see the iconic Hollywood sign for some tourist pictures, and then on
to Las Vegas.
We are still figuring out where we will be staying in Vegas,
but it will be just for one night. We are now officially heading East. Over the
course of the next seven days we will head from there to Kansas City, and will
spend some time with Mayzie’s half-sisters. We continue East and plan on spending
a couple of nights somewhere near Lake Erie (One of the Great Lakes) in
Pennsylvania. From here we know generally where we and when we are going, but
still have a few more things to finalize. We will visit with our friends the
Krevats, spend four nights in Mayzie’s home town - New York City. This will
take us to July 19th or so.
Mayzie went to a summer camp when she was a kid and this
year they are having a reunion (assuming they receive enough funds). It is in S
Vermont. We will be there for the weekend of July 21st. After camp
its up to Northern Vermont to visit old neighbors (and maybe a stop in the Ben
and Jerry’s factory (rude not too really). From there it’s on to Boston.
I am hoping to make another, more personal, post in the next
few days as I am starting to think this blog is not becoming the forum I hoped
it would. So if you are thinking of tuning out please don’t just yet. :) Maybe
someone else will have something to say too.
Cliff
I remember Tom Acreman wanting to get a picture of the welcome to Kentucky sign, we both almost died pulling over on the interstate, climbing over a few barriers, standing next to the sign with cars flying past at 90mph, just for that illusive shot. Of course home to the fried chicken so was a must for Acreman. So.........be careful.....
ReplyDeleteMaybe we can find some safe locations for pics. Can't blame Tom really, three of the best things in life are from Kentucky; Fried chicken, bourbon and Jelly. Ok so maybe that last one was a joke - can you figure it out?
ReplyDeleteI don't understand !
ReplyDeleteWhat is the two letter abbreviation for Kentucky?
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