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Walking and Visiting with Friends and Family
In late 2023 and early 2024 we took a few trips, visited kids and grandkids, and saw a presidential library.
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Alumni Band Weekend
They say you cannot go back. I joined the Alumni Spartan Marching Band, and had fun. I have not played so much in 24…
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Creeping Along the Virginia Creeper Trail
We are still biking, just not as much this year as in past years. We took a trip to Virginia to ride on the…
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Underground Travels
We explored caves at Carter Caves State Park in Kentucky. It was good to be on the guided ranger led tours and the caves…
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Novelty and Reality, I will try not to repeat the same story again…
Some say that us retired folk repeat themselves and forget where they have been. I do not recall doing that. At the end of…
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A trip to the Lake for an Anniversary Date
A wonderful visit to Lake Cumberland KY at the end of March. Spring is in the air and it was good to celebrate our…
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New Zealand—land of the long white cloud—Part 2
After a long flight to and from New Zealand, the islands did not disappoint us. We had a fun time biking and hiking around…
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On the Move, Helping Kids Move
Helping our kids move across the country gives us time to bond with our grandson and re-explore parts of New England.
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Visiting—Andrew Jackson’s Home–The Hermitage
Quick trip to the Hermitage in Tennessee–a beautiful home and grounds where Andrew Jackson lived, the seventh President of the USA.
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Bike Riding on the Bourbon Trail
With a theme “Ride Bikes, Drink Bourbon” we finally rode the Kentucky Bourbon Burn, in the works since early 2020. It was a fun…