Shifting season
Working hard outside is a good way to not think about politics.
Read More Shifting seasonCareening through life and learning stuff
Working hard outside is a good way to not think about politics.
Read More Shifting seasonWe found some pretty cool stuff to do, even during a pandemic.
Read More MissoulaI know I am spoiled that I have the option to get out of town when others don’t. I am grateful.
Read More Weekend in LyleIn July I got to meet a friend in person that I have known for years online. Just over two years ago, I spotted a profile photo that I loved, on a dating website. It was of a man with red hair and beard, holding the outstretched paw of a statue of a red dancing […]
Read More Hosting a friendI like what I did with yesterday’s theme: boiled it down to two highlights. Today I’ll do the same. While the day was long and filled with adventure, the two things we will remember the most are running after a train (and the 30 minute stop at a tiny town) and camel affection at the […]
Read More Chasing a train and kissing a camelI recommend the Ballard neighborhood to any Seattle visitors.
Read More Ballard LocksI am truly delighted to see what’s been done with the old beauty of a train depot, and I have fingers crossed that the Idaho Heritage Trust can gain enough financial support to address all their needs.
Read More Memories influence fantasyAll trains provide a seat and a window. I provide the camera.
Read More Japan, as seen through train windowsNothing says Japan like a row of overweight raccoons in sombreros.
Read More Sagano Romantic Train and ArashiyamaI hadn’t even time to settle into Iwakuni when it was time to hit the road again. Or, should I say, hit the rails, because I traveled by train. The Shinkansen is called the bullet train for good reason. It’s FAST! I envisioned spending my day leaned back in a comfortable seat, gazing out the […]
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