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Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/no-5-a-hundred-years-ago-300x169.jpgImage (6) No-5-a-Hundred-Years-Ago-300x169.jpg for post 2692We had to cross highways twice each way, both giving the engineer an opportunity to play his blues music on the steam whistle. Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/id-tags-i-t-142-killed-today-300x169.jpgImage (8) ID-Tags-I-T-142-Killed-Today-300x169.jpg for post 2692We had to cross highways twice each way, both giving the engineer an opportunity to play his blues music on the steam whistle. Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/id-tags-i-t-142-killed-today.jpgImage (7) ID-Tags-I-T-142-Killed-Today.jpg for post 2692We had to cross highways twice each way, both giving the engineer an opportunity to play his blues music on the steam whistle. Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/tough-way-to-make-a-dollar.jpgImage (9) Tough-Way-to-Make-a-Dollar.jpg for post 2692We had to cross highways twice each way, both giving the engineer an opportunity to play his blues music on the steam whistle. Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/tough-way-to-make-a-dollar-300x200.jpgImage (10) Tough-Way-to-Make-a-Dollar-300x200.jpg for post 2692We had to cross highways twice each way, both giving the engineer an opportunity to play his blues music on the steam whistle. Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/switchback.jpgImage (11) Switchback.jpg for post 2692We had to cross highways twice each way, both giving the engineer an opportunity to play his blues music on the steam whistle. Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/the-fireman-300x169.jpgImage (18) The-Fireman-300x169.jpg for post 2692We had to cross highways twice each way, both giving the engineer an opportunity to play his blues music on the steam whistle. Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/no-5-at-the-station1.jpgImage (21) No-5-At-the-Station1.jpg for post 2692We had to cross highways twice each way, both giving the engineer an opportunity to play his blues music on the steam whistle. Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/no-5-at-the-station1-300x169.jpgImage (22) No-5-At-the-Station1-300x169.jpg for post 2692We had to cross highways twice each way, both giving the engineer an opportunity to play his blues music on the steam whistle. Every engineer tries to invent a signature riff, as whistles are capable of varied tones, attacks, and slurs.2016-06-14T15:29:51+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/05/10/a-perfect-thunderstorm-for-georgia-jen/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/deas-jaxon-and-jen-300x169.jpgImage (1) Deas-Jaxon-and-Jen-300x169.jpg for post 2601Two days ago a big, polished RV rolled in and parked across the road from us at Shenandoah’s Big Meadows campground. The kernel of news here is that it was navigated by a reader and frequent commenter. The Mayor was talking camp telecommunications with some pop-up people two sites down when she noticed a young lady looking at the Red Sled and Kat’s Cradle with marked curiosity. When Pink and I emerged from the ‘Stream for walkies, this gal strolled over with a big smile (yo dog, that don’t happen every day) asking “Jackson?” “Yes! How did you know? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/ccc-camp-layout-300x169.jpgImage (4) CCC-Camp-Layout-300x169.jpg for post 2601Two days ago a big, polished RV rolled in and parked across the road from us at Shenandoah’s Big Meadows campground. The kernel of news here is that it was navigated by a reader and frequent commenter. The Mayor was talking camp telecommunications with some pop-up people two sites down when she noticed a young lady looking at the Red Sled and Kat’s Cradle with marked curiosity. When Pink and I emerged from the ‘Stream for walkies, this gal strolled over with a big smile (yo dog, that don’t happen every day) asking “Jackson?” “Yes! How did you know? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/another-shenandoah-overlook-view-300x169.jpgImage (3) Another-Shenandoah-Overlook-View-300x169.jpg for post 2601Two days ago a big, polished RV rolled in and parked across the road from us at Shenandoah’s Big Meadows campground. The kernel of news here is that it was navigated by a reader and frequent commenter. The Mayor was talking camp telecommunications with some pop-up people two sites down when she noticed a young lady looking at the Red Sled and Kat’s Cradle with marked curiosity. When Pink and I emerged from the ‘Stream for walkies, this gal strolled over with a big smile (yo dog, that don’t happen every day) asking “Jackson?” “Yes! How did you know? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/ccc-wall-and-a-shenandoah-view-300x169.jpgImage (2) CCC-Wall-and-a-Shenandoah-View-300x169.jpg for post 2601Two days ago a big, polished RV rolled in and parked across the road from us at Shenandoah’s Big Meadows campground. The kernel of news here is that it was navigated by a reader and frequent commenter. The Mayor was talking camp telecommunications with some pop-up people two sites down when she noticed a young lady looking at the Red Sled and Kat’s Cradle with marked curiosity. When Pink and I emerged from the ‘Stream for walkies, this gal strolled over with a big smile (yo dog, that don’t happen every day) asking “Jackson?” “Yes! How did you know? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/shenandoah-ccc-bronze1-169x300.jpgImage (5) shenandoah-CCC-bronze1-169x300.jpg for post 2601Two days ago a big, polished RV rolled in and parked across the road from us at Shenandoah’s Big Meadows campground. The kernel of news here is that it was navigated by a reader and frequent commenter. The Mayor was talking camp telecommunications with some pop-up people two sites down when she noticed a young lady looking at the Red Sled and Kat’s Cradle with marked curiosity. When Pink and I emerged from the ‘Stream for walkies, this gal strolled over with a big smile (yo dog, that don’t happen every day) asking “Jackson?” “Yes! How did you know? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/yellow-ccc-daffodil-169x300.jpgImage (6) Yellow-CCC-Daffodil-169x300.jpg for post 2601Two days ago a big, polished RV rolled in and parked across the road from us at Shenandoah’s Big Meadows campground. The kernel of news here is that it was navigated by a reader and frequent commenter. The Mayor was talking camp telecommunications with some pop-up people two sites down when she noticed a young lady looking at the Red Sled and Kat’s Cradle with marked curiosity. When Pink and I emerged from the ‘Stream for walkies, this gal strolled over with a big smile (yo dog, that don’t happen every day) asking “Jackson?” “Yes! How did you know? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/white-daffodils-ccc-300x169.jpgImage (7) White-Daffodils-CCC-300x169.jpg for post 2601Two days ago a big, polished RV rolled in and parked across the road from us at Shenandoah’s Big Meadows campground. The kernel of news here is that it was navigated by a reader and frequent commenter. The Mayor was talking camp telecommunications with some pop-up people two sites down when she noticed a young lady looking at the Red Sled and Kat’s Cradle with marked curiosity. When Pink and I emerged from the ‘Stream for walkies, this gal strolled over with a big smile (yo dog, that don’t happen every day) asking “Jackson?” “Yes! How did you know? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/yellow-ccc-daffodil2.jpgYellow CCC Daffodilhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/white-daffodils-ccc1.jpgWhite Daffodils CCCWhite CCC Daffodilshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/index1.jpgindex2016-06-14T15:26:32+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/02/22/chargrilled-oysters/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/olympia_oyster-300x133.jpgImage (2) Olympia_Oyster-300x133.jpg for post 2951Brave is the man who first ate an oyster, and were he alive today, he’d regret advertising their flavor. Once common and cheap, they’re now getting a bit pricey. Oysters can be fried, put in all kinds of soups, baked with a creamy mushroom or crab sauces, or prepared a hundred other ways. But none are better than a just-opened salty oyster with a little horseradish and lemon red sauce. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/dragos-chargrilled-oysters-1-300x225.jpgImage (3) Dragos-Chargrilled-Oysters-1-300x225.jpg for post 2951Brave is the man who first ate an oyster, and were he alive today, he’d regret advertising their flavor. Once common and cheap, they’re now getting a bit pricey. Oysters can be fried, put in all kinds of soups, baked with a creamy mushroom or crab sauces, or prepared a hundred other ways. But none are better than a just-opened salty oyster with a little horseradish and lemon red sauce. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/kumamotos-300x244.jpgImage (1) Kumamotos-300x244.jpg for post 2951Brave is the man who first ate an oyster, and were he alive today, he’d regret advertising their flavor. Once common and cheap, they’re now getting a bit pricey. Oysters can be fried, put in all kinds of soups, baked with a creamy mushroom or crab sauces, or prepared a hundred other ways. But none are better than a just-opened salty oyster with a little horseradish and lemon red sauce. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/acme-chargrilled-oysters.jpgImage (4) acme-chargrilled-oysters.jpg for post 2951Brave is the man who first ate an oyster, and were he alive today, he’d regret advertising their flavor. Once common and cheap, they’re now getting a bit pricey. Oysters can be fried, put in all kinds of soups, baked with a creamy mushroom or crab sauces, or prepared a hundred other ways. But none are better than a just-opened salty oyster with a little horseradish and lemon red sauce. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/penn-bays-on-the-shell-300x197.jpgImage (5) Penn-Bays-on-the-Shell-300x197.jpg for post 2951Brave is the man who first ate an oyster, and were he alive today, he’d regret advertising their flavor. Once common and cheap, they’re now getting a bit pricey. Oysters can be fried, put in all kinds of soups, baked with a creamy mushroom or crab sauces, or prepared a hundred other ways. But none are better than a just-opened salty oyster with a little horseradish and lemon red sauce. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/dragos-chargrilled-oysters-11.jpgDragos Chargrilled OystersDrago's Chargrilled Oystershttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/dragos-chargrilled-oysters1.jpgDragos Chargrilled Oysters2020-10-12T00:10:16+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/04/03/in-memory-of-a-friend/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/cropped-10365601_10203937144655965_5353844229376416825_o.jpgImage (14) cropped-10365601_10203937144655965_5353844229376416825_o.jpg for post 3005Wednesday we said our good-byes and Pink passed while we stroked her and told her the stories of her youth. Then she was gone to a kindly veterinarian’s euthanasia.2016-08-30T10:57:03+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/02/18/courir-de-mardi-gras/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/standing-horsemen-300x167.jpgImage (8) Standing-Horsemen-300x167.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/freds-band-300x287.jpgImage (1) Freds-Band-300x287.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/movin-fast-at-freds-lounge-300x169.jpgImage (3) Movin-Fast-at-Freds-Lounge-300x169.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/tante-sue-pouring-a-drink-300x169.jpgImage (2) Tante-Sue-Pouring-a-Drink-300x169.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/chicken-chase-194x300.jpgImage (4) Chicken-Chase-194x300.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/swamp-thing-dancing-w-female-of-the-species-169x300.jpgImage (6) Swamp-Thing-Dancing-w-Female-of-the-Species-169x300.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/buffoonery-at-40-degrees-fahrenheit-169x300.jpgImage (5) Buffoonery-at-40-Degrees-Fahrenheit-169x300.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/captured-a-rooster-206x300.jpgImage (9) Captured-a-Rooster-206x300.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/swamp-thing-emerges-169x300.jpgImage (7) Swamp-Thing-Emerges-169x300.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/last-drink-169x300.jpgImage (10) Last-Drink-169x300.jpg for post 2352Onions, peppers and sausages are necessary for gumbo, but the real test of one’s manhood is the chicken chase. 500 plates of gumbo requires maybe 30 chickens to make a hearty one, but if a dozen is all you have that will have to fly. 2016-06-14T15:19:22+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/13/tale-two-cities-pictures-sorry/2016-06-14T15:19:22+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/30/boondocking-grand-canyon/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/jay-168x300.jpgImage (2) jay-168x300.jpg for post 1549If anybody reads us hoping to encounter interesting literature without paying for a subscription to either The New Yorker or Mad Magazine, this post and nearly all of our others will disappoint you. This one is meant for the handful of frequent RV’ers in our audience, to each of whom we feel a duty to help on that rare occasion when we think we can. We owe so much to the RV blogs Watson’s Wander, Aluminarium, and Wheeling It: it feels good to be able to give something back.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/jay.jpgImage (1) jay.jpg for post 1549If anybody reads us hoping to encounter interesting literature without paying for a subscription to either The New Yorker or Mad Magazine, this post and nearly all of our others will disappoint you. This one is meant for the handful of frequent RV’ers in our audience, to each of whom we feel a duty to help on that rare occasion when we think we can. We owe so much to the RV blogs Watson’s Wander, Aluminarium, and Wheeling It: it feels good to be able to give something back.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/tusayan-campsite.jpgImage (3) Tusayan-Campsite.jpg for post 1549If anybody reads us hoping to encounter interesting literature without paying for a subscription to either The New Yorker or Mad Magazine, this post and nearly all of our others will disappoint you. This one is meant for the handful of frequent RV’ers in our audience, to each of whom we feel a duty to help on that rare occasion when we think we can. We owe so much to the RV blogs Watson’s Wander, Aluminarium, and Wheeling It: it feels good to be able to give something back.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/tusayan-campsite-300x168.jpgImage (4) Tusayan-Campsite-300x168.jpg for post 1549If anybody reads us hoping to encounter interesting literature without paying for a subscription to either The New Yorker or Mad Magazine, this post and nearly all of our others will disappoint you. This one is meant for the handful of frequent RV’ers in our audience, to each of whom we feel a duty to help on that rare occasion when we think we can. We owe so much to the RV blogs Watson’s Wander, Aluminarium, and Wheeling It: it feels good to be able to give something back.2016-06-14T15:19:22+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/10/22/great-gatsby/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/btr-gatsby-cover.jpgImage (1) Btr-Gatsby-Cover.jpg for post 2186We’re enjoying another slow week in Campbellsville, and I have decided to read or re-read some classics. It is possible to experience too many of the great books too soon in life. I suspect that I did. ... I say this because forty or so years ago Gatsby did not impress me. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/btr-gatsby-cover-204x300.jpgImage (2) Btr-Gatsby-Cover-204x300.jpg for post 2186We’re enjoying another slow week in Campbellsville, and I have decided to read or re-read some classics. It is possible to experience too many of the great books too soon in life. I suspect that I did. ... I say this because forty or so years ago Gatsby did not impress me. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/dangerous-summer.jpgImage (3) Dangerous-Summer.jpg for post 2186We’re enjoying another slow week in Campbellsville, and I have decided to read or re-read some classics. It is possible to experience too many of the great books too soon in life. I suspect that I did. ... I say this because forty or so years ago Gatsby did not impress me. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/dangerous-summer-196x300.jpgImage (4) Dangerous-Summer-196x300.jpg for post 2186We’re enjoying another slow week in Campbellsville, and I have decided to read or re-read some classics. It is possible to experience too many of the great books too soon in life. I suspect that I did. ... I say this because forty or so years ago Gatsby did not impress me. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/scott-fitz.jpgImage (5) Scott-Fitz.jpg for post 2186We’re enjoying another slow week in Campbellsville, and I have decided to read or re-read some classics. It is possible to experience too many of the great books too soon in life. I suspect that I did. ... I say this because forty or so years ago Gatsby did not impress me. 2017-04-25T03:00:04+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/20/boondocking-near-sedona-az/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/looking-out-our-front-door-sedona.jpgImage (1) Looking-Out-Our-Front-Door-Sedona.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/looking-out-our-front-door-sedona-300x168.jpgImage (2) Looking-Out-Our-Front-Door-Sedona-300x168.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/nevermore-300x168.jpgImage (3) Nevermore-300x168.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/dayview-looking-southwest-from-camp.jpgImage (4) Dayview-Looking-Southwest-from-Camp.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/camp-sedona-300x168.jpgImage (7) Camp-Sedona-300x168.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/dayview-looking-southwest-from-camp-300x168.jpgImage (5) Dayview-Looking-Southwest-from-Camp-300x168.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/reverse-sedona-sunset-from-camp.jpgImage (10) Reverse-Sedona-Sunset-from-Camp.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/sedona-sunrise-300x168.jpgImage (8) Sedona-Sunrise-300x168.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/sedona-sunrise-later-300x168.jpgImage (9) Sedona-Sunrise-Later-300x168.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/reverse-sedona-sunset-from-camp-300x168.jpgImage (11) Reverse-Sedona-Sunset-from-Camp-300x168.jpg for post 1513Besides not having a street address, my other concern with boondocking is dirt roads. Your rig gets absolutely filthy and every dirt byway contains sections of road with enough washboard to loosen your fillings. If it rains exiting can become a real horrorshow. 2016-06-14T15:19:22+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/25/scenes-bryce-canyon/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/five-men-in-the-shower-300x168.jpgImage (1) Five-Men-in-the-Shower-300x168.jpg for post 1725https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/natural-bridge-300x168.jpgImage (4) Natural-Bridge-300x168.jpg for post 1725https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/btr-hunter-168x300.jpgImage (2) Btr-Hunter-168x300.jpg for post 1725https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/the-rabbit-168x300.jpgImage (3) The-Rabbit-168x300.jpg for post 1725https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/tree-and-inspiration-300x168.jpgImage (7) Tree-and-Inspiration-300x168.jpg for post 1725https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/whatchacallit-cave-300x168.jpgImage (6) Whatchacallit-Cave-300x168.jpg for post 1725https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/better-mormon-waterfall-168x300.jpgImage (5) Better-Mormon-Waterfall-168x300.jpg for post 1725https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/sunbeam-spotlight-inspiration-point1-300x168.jpgImage (10) Sunbeam-Spotlight-Inspiration-Point1-300x168.jpg for post 1725https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/inspiratiion-pt-looking-to-valley-300x168.jpgImage (9) Inspiratiion-Pt-Looking-to-Valley-300x168.jpg for post 1725https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/monet-2-inspirational-pt-300x168.jpgImage (8) Monet-2-Inspirational-Pt-300x168.jpg for post 17252016-06-14T15:19:22+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/03/13/the-grapefruit-league/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/bob-gibson-300x169.jpgImage (3) Bob-Gibson-300x169.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/vlad-guerrero-300x169.jpgImage (4) Vlad-Guerrero-300x169.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/ozzie-smith-300x169.jpgImage (2) Ozzie-Smith-300x169.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/papa-grichuck-169x300.jpgImage (6) Papa-Grichuck-169x300.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/flossing-or-tossing-teeshirts-300x169.jpgImage (7) Flossing-or-Tossing-Teeshirts-300x169.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/houston-bozo-300x169.jpgImage (5) Houston-Bozo-300x169.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/j-hey-at-the-plate-206x300.jpgImage (8) J-Hey-at-the-Plate-206x300.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/heyward-in-red-and-altuve-far-right-300x169.jpgImage (10) Heyward-in-Red-and-Altuve-Far-Right-300x169.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/another-osprey-nest-300x169.jpgImage (11) Another-Osprey-Nest-300x169.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/correa-is-one-tall-for-a-shortstop-169x300.jpgImage (13) Correa-Is-One-Tall-for-a-Shortstop-169x300.jpg for post 2413Don't buy your tickets on-line: there's a $5 per ducat "service charge" and you can't tell which seats are shaded and which are in lethal full sun. No, buy them at the box office after you have noticed which foul line already has shade.2016-06-14T15:19:21+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/03/29/eatin-up-in-the-low-country/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/pinckney-st-in-downtown-mcclellanville.jpgImage (7) Pinckney-St-in-Downtown-McClellanville.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/inside-f-w-grahams-300x169.jpgImage (10) Inside-F-W-Grahams-300x169.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/grahams-only-unfresh-fish.jpgImage (13) Grahams-Only-Unfresh-Fish.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/grouper-fingers.jpgImage (11) Grouper-Fingers.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/grouper-fingers-169x300.jpgImage (12) Grouper-Fingers-169x300.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/grahams-only-unfresh-fish-300x169.jpgImage (14) Grahams-Only-Unfresh-Fish-300x169.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/anheuser-busch-crab.jpgImage (15) Anheuser-Busch-Crab.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/anheuser-busch-crab-300x169.jpgImage (16) Anheuser-Busch-Crab-300x169.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/clam-linguine.jpgImage (17) Clam-Linguine.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/clam-linguine-300x200.jpgImage (18) Clam-Linguine-300x200.jpg for post 2466Thursday we bought fifty live Little Neck clams from Bulls Bay Seafood for $3 a dozen. I went to a fair degree of trouble creating a classic Clam Linguine, shells and all, right there atop the pasta. I used bits and pieces of recipes to accommodate missing ingredients, but it turned out more than good enough to serve Salvatore Tessio, may he rest in peace. 2016-06-14T15:19:21+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/04/11/gods-waiting-room/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/lil-abner-1.jpgImage (1) Lil-Abner-1.jpg for post 2493It turned out that Clark and Deb reside in Hilton Head Sun City, a huge development populated by the retired and the long since retired. Del Webb built this and many similar new home subdivisions for seniors all over the warm states. Many were named Sun City; https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/joe-btfsplk.jpgImage (2) Joe-Btfsplk.jpg for post 2493It turned out that Clark and Deb reside in Hilton Head Sun City, a huge development populated by the retired and the long since retired. Del Webb built this and many similar new home subdivisions for seniors all over the warm states. Many were named Sun City; https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/sun-city.jpgImage (5) Sun-City.jpg for post 2493It turned out that Clark and Deb reside in Hilton Head Sun City, a huge development populated by the retired and the long since retired. Del Webb built this and many similar new home subdivisions for seniors all over the warm states. Many were named Sun City; https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/clark-and-deborah.jpgImage (3) Clark-and-Deborah.jpg for post 2493It turned out that Clark and Deb reside in Hilton Head Sun City, a huge development populated by the retired and the long since retired. Del Webb built this and many similar new home subdivisions for seniors all over the warm states. Many were named Sun City; https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/clark-and-deborah-169x300.jpgImage (4) Clark-and-Deborah-169x300.jpg for post 2493It turned out that Clark and Deb reside in Hilton Head Sun City, a huge development populated by the retired and the long since retired. Del Webb built this and many similar new home subdivisions for seniors all over the warm states. Many were named Sun City; https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/sun-city-300x199.jpgImage (6) Sun-City-300x199.jpg for post 2493It turned out that Clark and Deb reside in Hilton Head Sun City, a huge development populated by the retired and the long since retired. Del Webb built this and many similar new home subdivisions for seniors all over the warm states. Many were named Sun City; 2016-06-14T15:19:21+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/04/30/airborne/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/we-are-flying-300x225.jpgImage (2) We-Are-Flying-300x225.jpg for post 3070Two summers ago we enjoyed several weeks in Arizona, the land of blue skies, no rain, and few clouds. While pulling near Tucson we witnessed a dozen or more tandem parachute jumps. Kat became inflamed with the idea of trying this. It is immoral to encourage lunacy, yet that crazy streak is one of the things I love about her. We agreed that she should do a tandem jump when the time is right. Now in northwest Arkansas, waiting for warmer weather in Santa Fe and Colorado, the time feels right. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/we-are-flying.jpgImage (1) We-Are-Flying.jpg for post 3070Two summers ago we enjoyed several weeks in Arizona, the land of blue skies, no rain, and few clouds. While pulling near Tucson we witnessed a dozen or more tandem parachute jumps. Kat became inflamed with the idea of trying this. It is immoral to encourage lunacy, yet that crazy streak is one of the things I love about her. We agreed that she should do a tandem jump when the time is right. Now in northwest Arkansas, waiting for warmer weather in Santa Fe and Colorado, the time feels right. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/chute-opened-300x225.jpgImage (4) Chute-Opened-300x225.jpg for post 3070Two summers ago we enjoyed several weeks in Arizona, the land of blue skies, no rain, and few clouds. While pulling near Tucson we witnessed a dozen or more tandem parachute jumps. Kat became inflamed with the idea of trying this. It is immoral to encourage lunacy, yet that crazy streak is one of the things I love about her. We agreed that she should do a tandem jump when the time is right. Now in northwest Arkansas, waiting for warmer weather in Santa Fe and Colorado, the time feels right. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/chute-opened.jpgImage (3) Chute-Opened.jpg for post 3070Two summers ago we enjoyed several weeks in Arizona, the land of blue skies, no rain, and few clouds. While pulling near Tucson we witnessed a dozen or more tandem parachute jumps. Kat became inflamed with the idea of trying this. It is immoral to encourage lunacy, yet that crazy streak is one of the things I love about her. We agreed that she should do a tandem jump when the time is right. Now in northwest Arkansas, waiting for warmer weather in Santa Fe and Colorado, the time feels right. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/pulling-the-risers-300x225.jpgImage (5) Pulling-the-Risers-300x225.jpg for post 3070Two summers ago we enjoyed several weeks in Arizona, the land of blue skies, no rain, and few clouds. While pulling near Tucson we witnessed a dozen or more tandem parachute jumps. Kat became inflamed with the idea of trying this. It is immoral to encourage lunacy, yet that crazy streak is one of the things I love about her. We agreed that she should do a tandem jump when the time is right. Now in northwest Arkansas, waiting for warmer weather in Santa Fe and Colorado, the time feels right. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/kat-on-the-ground-300x225.jpgImage (6) Kat-on-the-Ground-300x225.jpg for post 3070Two summers ago we enjoyed several weeks in Arizona, the land of blue skies, no rain, and few clouds. While pulling near Tucson we witnessed a dozen or more tandem parachute jumps. Kat became inflamed with the idea of trying this. It is immoral to encourage lunacy, yet that crazy streak is one of the things I love about her. We agreed that she should do a tandem jump when the time is right. Now in northwest Arkansas, waiting for warmer weather in Santa Fe and Colorado, the time feels right. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/kat-on-the-ground.jpgDCIM114GOPRODCIM114GOPROhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/pulling-the-risers.jpgDCIM114GOPROPulling on the Risers2016-06-14T15:19:20+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/08/22/microsoft-mead-and-trump/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/lm-is-so-low-300x169.jpgImage (2) LM-Is-So-Low-300x169.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/lm-sunset-reverse.jpgImage (5) LM-Sunset-Reverse.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/howard-beale.jpgImage (7) Howard-Beale.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/donalds-finger.jpgImage (8) Donalds-Finger.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/lm-sunset-reverse-300x169.jpgImage (6) LM-Sunset-Reverse-300x169.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/donalds-finger-300x150.jpgImage (9) Donalds-Finger-300x150.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/angy-donald.jpgImage (11) Angy-Donald.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/peter-finch.jpgImage (10) Peter-Finch.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/no-pledge-donald.jpgImage (12) NO-Pledge-Donald.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/no-pledge-donald-300x153.jpgImage (13) NO-Pledge-Donald-300x153.jpg for post 2781I have struggled to understand Trump’s appeal. I see no evidence on his campaign website of any real plan to govern, nor even one new idea. This morning a rationale for his poll ratings came to me in a flashback to the climactic scene of Network. Howard Beale, an aging night-time network anchor about to lose his job concluded his show with a spluttering rant. 2016-06-14T15:19:20+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/10/04/purple-hearts-and-guns/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/umpqua-dead.jpgImage (1) Umpqua-Dead.jpg for post 2827The USA leads the world in mass shootings. To which the NRA replies “Guns don’t kill people: people kill people.” That’s technically true, but guns make it too easy to kill people. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/umpqua-dead-300x168.jpgImage (2) Umpqua-Dead-300x168.jpg for post 2827The USA leads the world in mass shootings. To which the NRA replies “Guns don’t kill people: people kill people.” That’s technically true, but guns make it too easy to kill people. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/columbine-shooters.jpgImage (3) Columbine-Shooters.jpg for post 2827The USA leads the world in mass shootings. To which the NRA replies “Guns don’t kill people: people kill people.” That’s technically true, but guns make it too easy to kill people. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/sandy-hook.jpgImage (4) Sandy-Hook.jpg for post 2827The USA leads the world in mass shootings. To which the NRA replies “Guns don’t kill people: people kill people.” That’s technically true, but guns make it too easy to kill people. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/whitman.jpgImage (5) Whitman.jpg for post 2827The USA leads the world in mass shootings. To which the NRA replies “Guns don’t kill people: people kill people.” That’s technically true, but guns make it too easy to kill people. 2016-06-14T15:19:20+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/12/07/singin-in-walmart/2016-06-14T15:19:20+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/03/05/the-irs-and-me/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/arab-man-cartoon1.pngarab man cartoonNote the Smudges on the Right Side of His Hathttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/arab-woman1.jpgArab WomanShe Called Me Firsthttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/arabic-images1.pngarabic imagesThat's a Con Job! 2016-06-14T15:19:20+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/jacksons-favorites/2016-06-14T15:16:43+00:00weekly0.6https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/05/11/where-to-stay-near-santa-fe/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cochiti-lake-w-sailboat.jpgImage (1) Cochiti-Lake-w-Sailboat.jpg for post 3090We saw a dead diamondback on the road, but no eagles or other big raptors. That is good news for the convention of bunnies dancing around us. Kat’s hummingbird feeder sells out faster than a coastal Wal-Mart when a bad hurricane’s moving in. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cochiti-lake-w-sailboat-300x213.jpgImage (2) Cochiti-Lake-w-Sailboat-300x213.jpg for post 3090We saw a dead diamondback on the road, but no eagles or other big raptors. That is good news for the convention of bunnies dancing around us. Kat’s hummingbird feeder sells out faster than a coastal Wal-Mart when a bad hurricane’s moving in. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/kats-taco.jpgImage (5) Kats-Taco.jpg for post 3090We saw a dead diamondback on the road, but no eagles or other big raptors. That is good news for the convention of bunnies dancing around us. Kat’s hummingbird feeder sells out faster than a coastal Wal-Mart when a bad hurricane’s moving in. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/hot-salsa-at-the-shed.jpgImage (3) Hot-Salsa-at-The-Shed.jpg for post 3090We saw a dead diamondback on the road, but no eagles or other big raptors. That is good news for the convention of bunnies dancing around us. Kat’s hummingbird feeder sells out faster than a coastal Wal-Mart when a bad hurricane’s moving in. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/hot-salsa-at-the-shed-169x300.jpgImage (4) Hot-Salsa-at-The-Shed-169x300.jpg for post 3090We saw a dead diamondback on the road, but no eagles or other big raptors. That is good news for the convention of bunnies dancing around us. Kat’s hummingbird feeder sells out faster than a coastal Wal-Mart when a bad hurricane’s moving in. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/okfe-cow-skull-w-clouds.jpgImage (7) OKfe-Cow-Skull-w-Clouds.jpg for post 3090We saw a dead diamondback on the road, but no eagles or other big raptors. That is good news for the convention of bunnies dancing around us. Kat’s hummingbird feeder sells out faster than a coastal Wal-Mart when a bad hurricane’s moving in. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cochiti-drum-logo.jpgImage (8) Cochiti-Drum-Logo.jpg for post 3090We saw a dead diamondback on the road, but no eagles or other big raptors. That is good news for the convention of bunnies dancing around us. Kat’s hummingbird feeder sells out faster than a coastal Wal-Mart when a bad hurricane’s moving in. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/kats-taco-225x300.jpgImage (6) Kats-Taco-225x300.jpg for post 3090We saw a dead diamondback on the road, but no eagles or other big raptors. That is good news for the convention of bunnies dancing around us. Kat’s hummingbird feeder sells out faster than a coastal Wal-Mart when a bad hurricane’s moving in. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/okfe-cow-skull-w-clouds.jpgOKfe Cow Skull w CloudsAn O'Keeffe NM Masterpiecehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/kats-taco.jpgKat's TacoKat's Taco, But That Ain't Her Nail Polish2016-06-14T15:14:10+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/05/22/abiquiu-lake/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/abiq-ghost-house-archuleta.jpgImage (1) Abiq-Ghost-House-Archuleta.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/abiq-pederal-300x169.jpgImage (5) Abiq-Pederal-300x169.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/abiq-pedernal-w-storm-moving-in-300x169.jpgImage (6) Abiq-Pedernal-w-Storm-Moving-In-300x169.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/go-pedernal.jpgImage (7) GO-Pedernal.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/bandelier-flautist-169x300.jpgImage (8) Bandelier-Flautist-169x300.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/btr-cliff-dwelling.jpgImage (11) Btr-Cliff-Dwelling.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/abiquiu-ray-sunset-300x169.jpgImage (12) Abiquiu-Ray-Sunset-300x169.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/bandelier-pueblo-remains-300x169.jpgImage (10) Bandelier-Pueblo-Remains-300x169.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/abiquiu-sunset-lowglow.jpgImage (13) Abiquiu-Sunset-Lowglow.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/abiquiu-sunset-lowglow-300x190.jpgImage (14) Abiquiu-Sunset-Lowglow-300x190.jpg for post 3106Then came a walk through the ruins of a Pueblo village abandoned for reasons unknown sometime in the 1500’s. Our guide, Ranger Myron, is as long-winded as I am long-worded, but twice as interesting. He shared his culture’s view of man’s place on earth (caretaker of the planet whose primary duty is to preserve it for future generations). He told oral histories passed down over hundreds of years from the Ancient Ones, and lent insights into the Pueblo religion. 2016-06-14T15:10:00+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/06/07/what-do-the-poor-people-do/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/heb-bread1.jpgHEB-Breadhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/a-big-boy-to-avoid.jpgImage (1) A-Big-Boy-to-Avoid.jpg for post 3156We settled in for Chardonnay and people watching. Kat had just poured the wine when a big shirtless guy stumbled out of his old trailer and collapsed into a lawn chair. An unwashed-looking fellow pedaled past on an old bicycle, and no-shirt yelled at him “Hey, pig-face! You owe me money! I’m talking to you!” Pig-face paid him no mind. Kat thought she saw an old skinny guy tying off a vein, then with his other hand; did he give himself an injection?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/a-big-boy-to-avoid-300x169.jpgImage (2) A-Big-Boy-to-Avoid-300x169.jpg for post 3156We settled in for Chardonnay and people watching. Kat had just poured the wine when a big shirtless guy stumbled out of his old trailer and collapsed into a lawn chair. An unwashed-looking fellow pedaled past on an old bicycle, and no-shirt yelled at him “Hey, pig-face! You owe me money! I’m talking to you!” Pig-face paid him no mind. Kat thought she saw an old skinny guy tying off a vein, then with his other hand; did he give himself an injection?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/storm-moving-into-salida-camp-from-the-north.jpgImage (5) Storm-Moving-into-Salida-Camp-from-the-North.jpg for post 3156We settled in for Chardonnay and people watching. Kat had just poured the wine when a big shirtless guy stumbled out of his old trailer and collapsed into a lawn chair. An unwashed-looking fellow pedaled past on an old bicycle, and no-shirt yelled at him “Hey, pig-face! You owe me money! I’m talking to you!” Pig-face paid him no mind. Kat thought she saw an old skinny guy tying off a vein, then with his other hand; did he give himself an injection?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/descent-from-monarch-pass-300x182.jpgImage (4) Descent-from-Monarch-Pass-300x182.jpg for post 3156We settled in for Chardonnay and people watching. Kat had just poured the wine when a big shirtless guy stumbled out of his old trailer and collapsed into a lawn chair. An unwashed-looking fellow pedaled past on an old bicycle, and no-shirt yelled at him “Hey, pig-face! You owe me money! I’m talking to you!” Pig-face paid him no mind. Kat thought she saw an old skinny guy tying off a vein, then with his other hand; did he give himself an injection?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/storm-moving-into-salida-camp-from-the-north-300x183.jpgImage (6) Storm-Moving-into-Salida-Camp-from-the-North-300x183.jpg for post 3156We settled in for Chardonnay and people watching. Kat had just poured the wine when a big shirtless guy stumbled out of his old trailer and collapsed into a lawn chair. An unwashed-looking fellow pedaled past on an old bicycle, and no-shirt yelled at him “Hey, pig-face! You owe me money! I’m talking to you!” Pig-face paid him no mind. Kat thought she saw an old skinny guy tying off a vein, then with his other hand; did he give himself an injection?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/salida-camp-host-site.jpgImage (7) Salida-Camp-Host-Site.jpg for post 3156We settled in for Chardonnay and people watching. Kat had just poured the wine when a big shirtless guy stumbled out of his old trailer and collapsed into a lawn chair. An unwashed-looking fellow pedaled past on an old bicycle, and no-shirt yelled at him “Hey, pig-face! You owe me money! I’m talking to you!” Pig-face paid him no mind. Kat thought she saw an old skinny guy tying off a vein, then with his other hand; did he give himself an injection?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/3-rvs-in-salida.jpgImage (9) 3-RVs-in-Salida.jpg for post 3156We settled in for Chardonnay and people watching. Kat had just poured the wine when a big shirtless guy stumbled out of his old trailer and collapsed into a lawn chair. An unwashed-looking fellow pedaled past on an old bicycle, and no-shirt yelled at him “Hey, pig-face! You owe me money! I’m talking to you!” Pig-face paid him no mind. Kat thought she saw an old skinny guy tying off a vein, then with his other hand; did he give himself an injection?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/salida-camp-host-site-300x169.jpgImage (8) Salida-Camp-Host-Site-300x169.jpg for post 3156We settled in for Chardonnay and people watching. Kat had just poured the wine when a big shirtless guy stumbled out of his old trailer and collapsed into a lawn chair. An unwashed-looking fellow pedaled past on an old bicycle, and no-shirt yelled at him “Hey, pig-face! You owe me money! I’m talking to you!” Pig-face paid him no mind. Kat thought she saw an old skinny guy tying off a vein, then with his other hand; did he give himself an injection?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/3-rvs-in-salida-300x169.jpgImage (10) 3-RVs-in-Salida-300x169.jpg for post 3156We settled in for Chardonnay and people watching. Kat had just poured the wine when a big shirtless guy stumbled out of his old trailer and collapsed into a lawn chair. An unwashed-looking fellow pedaled past on an old bicycle, and no-shirt yelled at him “Hey, pig-face! You owe me money! I’m talking to you!” Pig-face paid him no mind. Kat thought she saw an old skinny guy tying off a vein, then with his other hand; did he give himself an injection?2016-06-14T13:16:27+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/10/24/planning-a-reveillon/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/pate-on-baguette.jpgImage (3) Pate-on-Baguette.jpg for post 2854I’m thinking about what we’ll do for year’s Christmas in Tennessee. Last year was marinated brisket with gravy and latkes. The year before was a rib roast and a turkey, if memory serves. I love to observe our peculiar Christmas tradition: cook something new every year! Over the years we’ve done goose, turducken, pork crown roast, smoked turkey, fried turkey, hickory smoked ham, country ham, oysters Bienville, and once when caught on the road and no place else was open, Pizza Hut. I can’t think of what’s left, so I asked The Google, and she told me.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/bernheimforest-fall-colors-300x169.jpgImage (2) Bernheimforest-fall-colors-300x169.jpg for post 2854I’m thinking about what we’ll do for year’s Christmas in Tennessee. Last year was marinated brisket with gravy and latkes. The year before was a rib roast and a turkey, if memory serves. I love to observe our peculiar Christmas tradition: cook something new every year! Over the years we’ve done goose, turducken, pork crown roast, smoked turkey, fried turkey, hickory smoked ham, country ham, oysters Bienville, and once when caught on the road and no place else was open, Pizza Hut. I can’t think of what’s left, so I asked The Google, and she told me.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/bernheimforest-fall-colors.jpgImage (1) Bernheimforest-fall-colors.jpg for post 2854I’m thinking about what we’ll do for year’s Christmas in Tennessee. Last year was marinated brisket with gravy and latkes. The year before was a rib roast and a turkey, if memory serves. I love to observe our peculiar Christmas tradition: cook something new every year! Over the years we’ve done goose, turducken, pork crown roast, smoked turkey, fried turkey, hickory smoked ham, country ham, oysters Bienville, and once when caught on the road and no place else was open, Pizza Hut. I can’t think of what’s left, so I asked The Google, and she told me.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/pate-on-baguette-300x201.jpgImage (4) Pate-on-Baguette-300x201.jpg for post 2854I’m thinking about what we’ll do for year’s Christmas in Tennessee. Last year was marinated brisket with gravy and latkes. The year before was a rib roast and a turkey, if memory serves. I love to observe our peculiar Christmas tradition: cook something new every year! Over the years we’ve done goose, turducken, pork crown roast, smoked turkey, fried turkey, hickory smoked ham, country ham, oysters Bienville, and once when caught on the road and no place else was open, Pizza Hut. I can’t think of what’s left, so I asked The Google, and she told me.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/oyster-artichoke-soup.jpgImage (5) Oyster-Artichoke-Soup.jpg for post 2854I’m thinking about what we’ll do for year’s Christmas in Tennessee. Last year was marinated brisket with gravy and latkes. The year before was a rib roast and a turkey, if memory serves. I love to observe our peculiar Christmas tradition: cook something new every year! Over the years we’ve done goose, turducken, pork crown roast, smoked turkey, fried turkey, hickory smoked ham, country ham, oysters Bienville, and once when caught on the road and no place else was open, Pizza Hut. I can’t think of what’s left, so I asked The Google, and she told me.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/oyster-artichoke-soup-300x200.jpgImage (6) Oyster-Artichoke-Soup-300x200.jpg for post 2854I’m thinking about what we’ll do for year’s Christmas in Tennessee. Last year was marinated brisket with gravy and latkes. The year before was a rib roast and a turkey, if memory serves. I love to observe our peculiar Christmas tradition: cook something new every year! Over the years we’ve done goose, turducken, pork crown roast, smoked turkey, fried turkey, hickory smoked ham, country ham, oysters Bienville, and once when caught on the road and no place else was open, Pizza Hut. I can’t think of what’s left, so I asked The Google, and she told me.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/lobster-mac-n-cheese.jpgImage (7) Lobster-Mac-n-Cheese.jpg for post 2854I’m thinking about what we’ll do for year’s Christmas in Tennessee. Last year was marinated brisket with gravy and latkes. The year before was a rib roast and a turkey, if memory serves. I love to observe our peculiar Christmas tradition: cook something new every year! Over the years we’ve done goose, turducken, pork crown roast, smoked turkey, fried turkey, hickory smoked ham, country ham, oysters Bienville, and once when caught on the road and no place else was open, Pizza Hut. I can’t think of what’s left, so I asked The Google, and she told me.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/lobster-mac-n-cheese-300x200.jpgImage (8) Lobster-Mac-n-Cheese-300x200.jpg for post 2854I’m thinking about what we’ll do for year’s Christmas in Tennessee. Last year was marinated brisket with gravy and latkes. The year before was a rib roast and a turkey, if memory serves. I love to observe our peculiar Christmas tradition: cook something new every year! Over the years we’ve done goose, turducken, pork crown roast, smoked turkey, fried turkey, hickory smoked ham, country ham, oysters Bienville, and once when caught on the road and no place else was open, Pizza Hut. I can’t think of what’s left, so I asked The Google, and she told me.2016-06-14T13:04:14+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/01/cottonwood-the-heat-wave/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/rig-cottonwood.jpgImage (1) rig-cottonwood.jpg for post 529Summer here has one sure advantage over spring: cowboy baths.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/canoers-21.jpgImage (3) caNOERS-21.jpg for post 529Summer here has one sure advantage over spring: cowboy baths.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/rig-cottonwood-300x168.jpgImage (2) rig-cottonwood-300x168.jpg for post 529Summer here has one sure advantage over spring: cowboy baths.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/canoers-21-300x168.jpgImage (4) caNOERS-21-300x168.jpg for post 529Summer here has one sure advantage over spring: cowboy baths.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/2nd-line-bettr.jpgImage (5) 2nd-line-bettr.jpg for post 529Summer here has one sure advantage over spring: cowboy baths.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/2nd-line-bettr-300x168.jpgImage (6) 2nd-line-bettr-300x168.jpg for post 529Summer here has one sure advantage over spring: cowboy baths.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/baptism-300x168.jpgImage (8) baptism-300x168.jpg for post 529Summer here has one sure advantage over spring: cowboy baths.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/baptism.jpgImage (7) baptism.jpg for post 529Summer here has one sure advantage over spring: cowboy baths.2016-06-14T13:01:11+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/04/20/faradays-cage/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tesla18dalek11.jpgTesla18Dalekhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tesla18dalek2.jpgTesla18DalekFaraday's Cage, Inspired by Storm, Mile 877https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tesla18dalek-300x217.jpgImage (1) Tesla18Dalek-300x217.jpg for post 85 As you may or may not know, I sure love thunderstorms and neon signs....2024-01-06T17:58:49+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/04/26/eisenhower-library/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/silos-and-museum-300x225.jpgImage (1) Silos-and-Museum-300x225.jpg for post 152https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/stained-glass-225x300.jpgImage (2) Stained-Glass-225x300.jpg for post 152https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/silos-and-museum1.jpgSilos and Museumhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/stained-glass1.jpgStained Glass2016-06-14T11:06:05+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/06/08/newton-creek-part-2/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/zoomed-b-p11.jpgzoomed b phttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/two-moose-300x168.jpgImage (2) two-moose-300x168.jpg for post 376https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/moose-ace-300x168.jpgImage (1) moose-ace-300x168.jpg for post 376https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/moose-4-300x168.jpgImage (3) moose-4-300x168.jpg for post 376https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/bear-prints-168x300.jpgImage (4) bear-prints-168x300.jpg for post 376https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/zoomed-b-p.jpgzoomed b phttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/bear-prints.jpgbear printshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/moose-41.jpgmoose 4https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/two-moose1.jpgtwo moosehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/moose-ace1.jpgmoose ace2016-06-14T11:05:47+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/06/11/yellowstone-old-facebook-et-al/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/dragons-mouth1.jpgdragons mouth Dragon's Mouth Fumarolehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/btr-w-thumb-and-mtns-300x168.jpgImage (1) btr-w-thumb-and-mtns-300x168.jpg for post 371https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/thumb-blue-hole-300x168.jpgImage (2) thumb-blue-hole-300x168.jpg for post 371https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/fishing-hole-300x168.jpgImage (4) fishing-hole-300x168.jpg for post 371https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/colors-at-thumb-300x168.jpgImage (3) colors-at-Thumb-300x168.jpg for post 371https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/bright-hot-water-into-stream-300x168.jpgImage (7) bright-hot-water-into-stream-300x168.jpg for post 371https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/dragons-mouth-300x168.jpgImage (6) dragons-mouth-300x168.jpg for post 371https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/dome-geys-blowing-300x168.jpgImage (5) dome-geys-blowing-300x168.jpg for post 371https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/okeeffe-300x168.jpgImage (9) okeeffe-300x168.jpg for post 371https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/hot-water-into-stream-300x168.jpgImage (8) hot-water-into-stream-300x168.jpg for post 3712016-06-14T11:05:47+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/06/26/broadway-bill-and-the-power-drill/2016-06-14T11:05:20+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/06/roadside-crosses-and-a-cemetery/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/dancing-snoopy.jpgImage (1) Dancing-Snoopy.jpg for post 648https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/dancing-snoopy-260x300.jpgImage (2) Dancing-Snoopy-260x300.jpg for post 6482016-06-14T11:05:10+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/25/the-theory-and-practice-of-blackjack/2016-06-14T11:04:30+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/10/20/steal-often/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/kurtvonnegut-239x300.jpgImage (1) kurtvonnegut-239x300.jpg for post 886I’ve never had an original thought. I’ve never written an original sentence. And to lift an idea from Kurt Vonnegut, I will never write Beethoven’s 10th symphony. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/marcel-proust-9447934-1-402-300x300.jpgImage (2) Marcel-Proust-9447934-1-402-300x300.jpg for post 886I’ve never had an original thought. I’ve never written an original sentence. And to lift an idea from Kurt Vonnegut, I will never write Beethoven’s 10th symphony. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/mcguire-300x232.jpgImage (5) mcguire-300x232.jpg for post 886I’ve never had an original thought. I’ve never written an original sentence. And to lift an idea from Kurt Vonnegut, I will never write Beethoven’s 10th symphony. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/alfred-e-neumann.jpgImage (3) Alfred-E-Neumann.jpg for post 886I’ve never had an original thought. I’ve never written an original sentence. And to lift an idea from Kurt Vonnegut, I will never write Beethoven’s 10th symphony. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/alfred-e-neumann-168x300.jpgImage (4) Alfred-E-Neumann-168x300.jpg for post 886I’ve never had an original thought. I’ve never written an original sentence. And to lift an idea from Kurt Vonnegut, I will never write Beethoven’s 10th symphony. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/rodney.jpgImage (6) Rodney.jpg for post 886I’ve never had an original thought. I’ve never written an original sentence. And to lift an idea from Kurt Vonnegut, I will never write Beethoven’s 10th symphony. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/rodney-213x300.jpgImage (7) Rodney-213x300.jpg for post 886I’ve never had an original thought. I’ve never written an original sentence. And to lift an idea from Kurt Vonnegut, I will never write Beethoven’s 10th symphony. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/marcel-proust-9447934-1-4021.jpg00098977.JPGMarcel Proust, Another Writer with a Hands on the Face Posehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/mcguire1.jpgmcguireAl McGuirehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/kurtvonnegut1.jpgkurtvonnegutKurt Vonnegut 2016-06-14T11:04:30+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/01/23/sounds-silence/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/raccoon-0021-300x168.jpgImage (2) raccoon-0021-300x168.jpg for post 1094My dreams too often are disturbing. They involve problems I didn’t have twenty or thirty years ago, but could have. They put me in situations impossible yet plausible. They make me doubt my own sanity.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/raccoon-001.jpgImage (3) raccoon-001.jpg for post 1094My dreams too often are disturbing. They involve problems I didn’t have twenty or thirty years ago, but could have. They put me in situations impossible yet plausible. They make me doubt my own sanity.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/raccoon-0021.jpgImage (1) raccoon-0021.jpg for post 1094My dreams too often are disturbing. They involve problems I didn’t have twenty or thirty years ago, but could have. They put me in situations impossible yet plausible. They make me doubt my own sanity.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/raccoon-001-168x300.jpgImage (4) raccoon-001-168x300.jpg for post 1094My dreams too often are disturbing. They involve problems I didn’t have twenty or thirty years ago, but could have. They put me in situations impossible yet plausible. They make me doubt my own sanity.2016-06-14T11:03:20+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/02/10/fred/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/tante-sue-and-some-old-fool-300x168.jpgImage (1) Tante-Sue-and-Some-Old-Fool-300x168.jpg for post 1157https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/pissoir-at-freds1-300x195.jpgImage (4) Pissoir-at-Freds1-300x195.jpg for post 1157https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/manson-168x300.jpgImage (2) Manson-168x300.jpg for post 1157https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/68th-anniversary-300x168.jpgImage (3) 68th-Anniversary-300x168.jpg for post 1157https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/city-sign2.jpgCity Signhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/pissoir-at-freds11.jpgPissoir at FredsLate in the Day, At Fred's Pissoirhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/68th-anniversary1.jpg68th AnniversaryFred's 68th Anniversaryhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/the-band1.jpgThe BandThe Bandhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/pissoir-at-freds2.jpgPissoir at FredsLate in the Day, at Fred's Pissoir (Note my Perspective)https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/manson1.jpgMansonCharles Manson, Out on Work Release2016-06-14T11:03:10+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/03/28/nine-things-like-desert/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/lawrence-poster.jpgImage (1) Lawrence-Poster.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayolahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/saguaro-and-ocotillo-168x300.jpgImage (3) Saguaro-and-Ocotillo-168x300.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayolahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/saguaros.jpgImage (4) Saguaros.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayolahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/saguaro-and-ocotillo.jpgImage (2) Saguaro-and-Ocotillo.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayolahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/saguaros-300x168.jpgImage (5) Saguaros-300x168.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayolahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/yellow-mesquite.jpgImage (6) Yellow-Mesquite.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayolahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/young-doobies1.jpgImage (8) Young-Doobies1.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayolahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/younger-doobies.jpgImage (10) Younger-Doobies.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayolahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/young-doobies1-300x300.jpgImage (9) Young-Doobies1-300x300.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayolahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/older-doobies.jpgImage (11) Older-Doobies.jpg for post 1348When you were a kid trying to draw something involving the American West, you always drew a saguaro cactus with two arms on the paper in green Crayola2016-06-14T11:03:01+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/02/25/canyon-lake-old-time-texas-politics/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/tacos-sign-219x300.jpgImage (1) Tacos-Sign-219x300.jpg for post 1210https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/sled-and-roach-coach-300x163.jpgImage (2) sled-and-roach-coach-300x163.jpg for post 1210https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/tacos-menu.jpgImage (3) tacos-menu.jpg for post 1210https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/tacos-menu-300x171.jpgImage (4) tacos-menu-300x171.jpg for post 1210https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/sunset-canyon-lake.jpgImage (5) Sunset-Canyon-Lake.jpg for post 1210https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/sunset-canyon-lake-300x168.jpgImage (6) Sunset-Canyon-Lake-300x168.jpg for post 1210https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/him-by-the-ears-300x168.jpgImage (9) Him-by-the-Ears-300x168.jpg for post 1210https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/canlakesunset.jpgImage (7) CanLakeSunset.jpg for post 1210https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/canlakesunset-300x129.jpgImage (8) CanLakeSunset-300x129.jpg for post 1210https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/him-by-the-ears.jpgHim by the EarsLBJ's Beagle 'Him' (Him's Sister Was 'Her')2016-06-14T11:03:01+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/05/08/crossing-oklahoma-and-texas/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sid-presses-the-patties-300x169.jpgImage (3) Sid-Presses-the-Patties-300x169.jpg for post 3080We enjoyed our stay in Natural Falls State Park, but the spring thaw has come to Colorado and only a few more snowfalls are forecast: now is the time to travel on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/clines-fireworks-in-focus.jpgImage (1) Clines-Fireworks-in-Focus.jpg for post 3080We enjoyed our stay in Natural Falls State Park, but the spring thaw has come to Colorado and only a few more snowfalls are forecast: now is the time to travel on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/clines-fireworks-in-focus-300x169.jpgImage (2) Clines-Fireworks-in-Focus-300x169.jpg for post 3080We enjoyed our stay in Natural Falls State Park, but the spring thaw has come to Colorado and only a few more snowfalls are forecast: now is the time to travel on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sids-diner-outside-300x169.jpgImage (4) Sids-Diner-Outside-300x169.jpg for post 3080We enjoyed our stay in Natural Falls State Park, but the spring thaw has come to Colorado and only a few more snowfalls are forecast: now is the time to travel on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sids-onion-burger-w-cheese-300x169.jpgImage (5) Sids-Onion-Burger-w-Cheese-300x169.jpg for post 3080We enjoyed our stay in Natural Falls State Park, but the spring thaw has come to Colorado and only a few more snowfalls are forecast: now is the time to travel on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cochiti-lake.jpgImage (6) Cochiti-Lake.jpg for post 3080We enjoyed our stay in Natural Falls State Park, but the spring thaw has come to Colorado and only a few more snowfalls are forecast: now is the time to travel on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cochiti-lake-300x169.jpgImage (7) Cochiti-Lake-300x169.jpg for post 3080We enjoyed our stay in Natural Falls State Park, but the spring thaw has come to Colorado and only a few more snowfalls are forecast: now is the time to travel on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/purple-people-eater.jpgPurple People Eaterhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sids-onion-burger-w-cheese.jpgSid's Onion Burger w CheeseDouble Onion Burger w Cheesehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sids-diner-outside1.jpgSid's Diner OutsideSid's in El Reno, OK2016-06-12T22:51:26+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/06/05/the-200-mile-rule/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/btr-hwy-mtn-pic-10k-feet.jpgImage (1) Btr-Hwy-Mtn-Pic-10K-Feet.jpg for post 3150Fear kept us from re-visiting the Switzerland of Colorado, Ouray. The Million Dollar Highway must have been something back in the day when a cool mill was a lot of dinero. Back in my day we developed land with entrance roads costing more than that. Cars were much smaller in the 1930’s, and nobody drove 40’ RV’s or pulled 30’ Airstreams. From what we heard, the road from Silverton to Ouray is little changed aside from resurfacing. Guard rails are rare, long and steep drop-offs down the mountainside are common, and the road is so curvy and up-and-down, nobody gets to enjoy the spectacular views. Instead we pulled a supposedly much safer route from Dolores to Montrose and almost to Gunnison with our goal being safe arrival at Elk Creek Campground west of Gunnison. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/btr-hwy-mtn-pic-10k-feet-300x182.jpgImage (2) Btr-Hwy-Mtn-Pic-10K-Feet-300x182.jpg for post 3150Fear kept us from re-visiting the Switzerland of Colorado, Ouray. The Million Dollar Highway must have been something back in the day when a cool mill was a lot of dinero. Back in my day we developed land with entrance roads costing more than that. Cars were much smaller in the 1930’s, and nobody drove 40’ RV’s or pulled 30’ Airstreams. From what we heard, the road from Silverton to Ouray is little changed aside from resurfacing. Guard rails are rare, long and steep drop-offs down the mountainside are common, and the road is so curvy and up-and-down, nobody gets to enjoy the spectacular views. Instead we pulled a supposedly much safer route from Dolores to Montrose and almost to Gunnison with our goal being safe arrival at Elk Creek Campground west of Gunnison. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/mtn-lake-going-to-gunny.jpgImage (3) Mtn-Lake-Going-to-Gunny.jpg for post 3150Fear kept us from re-visiting the Switzerland of Colorado, Ouray. The Million Dollar Highway must have been something back in the day when a cool mill was a lot of dinero. Back in my day we developed land with entrance roads costing more than that. Cars were much smaller in the 1930’s, and nobody drove 40’ RV’s or pulled 30’ Airstreams. From what we heard, the road from Silverton to Ouray is little changed aside from resurfacing. Guard rails are rare, long and steep drop-offs down the mountainside are common, and the road is so curvy and up-and-down, nobody gets to enjoy the spectacular views. Instead we pulled a supposedly much safer route from Dolores to Montrose and almost to Gunnison with our goal being safe arrival at Elk Creek Campground west of Gunnison. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/mtn-lake-going-to-gunny-300x169.jpgImage (4) Mtn-Lake-Going-to-Gunny-300x169.jpg for post 3150Fear kept us from re-visiting the Switzerland of Colorado, Ouray. The Million Dollar Highway must have been something back in the day when a cool mill was a lot of dinero. Back in my day we developed land with entrance roads costing more than that. Cars were much smaller in the 1930’s, and nobody drove 40’ RV’s or pulled 30’ Airstreams. From what we heard, the road from Silverton to Ouray is little changed aside from resurfacing. Guard rails are rare, long and steep drop-offs down the mountainside are common, and the road is so curvy and up-and-down, nobody gets to enjoy the spectacular views. Instead we pulled a supposedly much safer route from Dolores to Montrose and almost to Gunnison with our goal being safe arrival at Elk Creek Campground west of Gunnison. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/the-hell-you-say.jpgImage (7) The-Hell-You-Say.jpg for post 3150Fear kept us from re-visiting the Switzerland of Colorado, Ouray. The Million Dollar Highway must have been something back in the day when a cool mill was a lot of dinero. Back in my day we developed land with entrance roads costing more than that. Cars were much smaller in the 1930’s, and nobody drove 40’ RV’s or pulled 30’ Airstreams. From what we heard, the road from Silverton to Ouray is little changed aside from resurfacing. Guard rails are rare, long and steep drop-offs down the mountainside are common, and the road is so curvy and up-and-down, nobody gets to enjoy the spectacular views. Instead we pulled a supposedly much safer route from Dolores to Montrose and almost to Gunnison with our goal being safe arrival at Elk Creek Campground west of Gunnison. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/snowy-mtns-going-to-gunnison.jpgImage (5) Snowy-Mtns-Going-to-Gunnison.jpg for post 3150Fear kept us from re-visiting the Switzerland of Colorado, Ouray. The Million Dollar Highway must have been something back in the day when a cool mill was a lot of dinero. Back in my day we developed land with entrance roads costing more than that. Cars were much smaller in the 1930’s, and nobody drove 40’ RV’s or pulled 30’ Airstreams. From what we heard, the road from Silverton to Ouray is little changed aside from resurfacing. Guard rails are rare, long and steep drop-offs down the mountainside are common, and the road is so curvy and up-and-down, nobody gets to enjoy the spectacular views. Instead we pulled a supposedly much safer route from Dolores to Montrose and almost to Gunnison with our goal being safe arrival at Elk Creek Campground west of Gunnison. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/snowy-mtns-going-to-gunnison-300x169.jpgImage (6) Snowy-Mtns-Going-to-Gunnison-300x169.jpg for post 3150Fear kept us from re-visiting the Switzerland of Colorado, Ouray. The Million Dollar Highway must have been something back in the day when a cool mill was a lot of dinero. Back in my day we developed land with entrance roads costing more than that. Cars were much smaller in the 1930’s, and nobody drove 40’ RV’s or pulled 30’ Airstreams. From what we heard, the road from Silverton to Ouray is little changed aside from resurfacing. Guard rails are rare, long and steep drop-offs down the mountainside are common, and the road is so curvy and up-and-down, nobody gets to enjoy the spectacular views. Instead we pulled a supposedly much safer route from Dolores to Montrose and almost to Gunnison with our goal being safe arrival at Elk Creek Campground west of Gunnison. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/the-hell-you-say-300x169.jpgImage (8) The-Hell-You-Say-300x169.jpg for post 3150Fear kept us from re-visiting the Switzerland of Colorado, Ouray. The Million Dollar Highway must have been something back in the day when a cool mill was a lot of dinero. Back in my day we developed land with entrance roads costing more than that. Cars were much smaller in the 1930’s, and nobody drove 40’ RV’s or pulled 30’ Airstreams. From what we heard, the road from Silverton to Ouray is little changed aside from resurfacing. Guard rails are rare, long and steep drop-offs down the mountainside are common, and the road is so curvy and up-and-down, nobody gets to enjoy the spectacular views. Instead we pulled a supposedly much safer route from Dolores to Montrose and almost to Gunnison with our goal being safe arrival at Elk Creek Campground west of Gunnison. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/the-hell-you-say.jpgThe Hell You SayWouldn't Pucker You? The Hell You Say!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/btr-hwy-mtn-pic-10k-feet.jpgBtr Hwy Mtn Pic 10K FeetThe View from Ten Thousand Feet2016-06-12T22:45:15+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/05/31/mcphee-reservoir/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/mesa-verde-from-trucko.jpgImage (1) Mesa-Verde-from-Trucko.jpg for post 3144Roughly four miles northwest of Dolores, CO lies a lovely little Federal campground known as McPhee Reservoir. You want to book your reservation on the Pinon Loop because it’s the one with water spigots and at some sites, voltage. The dump station has not worked for a year or so (insufficient funding), but there are a few full hook-up sites you can drain tanks into when they’re unoccupied for only $5. You will have mountain views over 180 degrees, and birds and wildlife do well here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/mesa-verde-from-trucko-300x182.jpgImage (2) Mesa-Verde-from-Trucko-300x182.jpg for post 3144Roughly four miles northwest of Dolores, CO lies a lovely little Federal campground known as McPhee Reservoir. You want to book your reservation on the Pinon Loop because it’s the one with water spigots and at some sites, voltage. The dump station has not worked for a year or so (insufficient funding), but there are a few full hook-up sites you can drain tanks into when they’re unoccupied for only $5. You will have mountain views over 180 degrees, and birds and wildlife do well here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sleeping-ute-mtn.jpgImage (5) Sleeping-Ute-Mtn.jpg for post 3144Roughly four miles northwest of Dolores, CO lies a lovely little Federal campground known as McPhee Reservoir. You want to book your reservation on the Pinon Loop because it’s the one with water spigots and at some sites, voltage. The dump station has not worked for a year or so (insufficient funding), but there are a few full hook-up sites you can drain tanks into when they’re unoccupied for only $5. You will have mountain views over 180 degrees, and birds and wildlife do well here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/mcphee-res-w-mountains-300x169.jpgImage (4) McPhee-Res-w-Mountains-300x169.jpg for post 3144Roughly four miles northwest of Dolores, CO lies a lovely little Federal campground known as McPhee Reservoir. You want to book your reservation on the Pinon Loop because it’s the one with water spigots and at some sites, voltage. The dump station has not worked for a year or so (insufficient funding), but there are a few full hook-up sites you can drain tanks into when they’re unoccupied for only $5. You will have mountain views over 180 degrees, and birds and wildlife do well here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/mcphee-res-w-mountains.jpgImage (3) McPhee-Res-w-Mountains.jpg for post 3144Roughly four miles northwest of Dolores, CO lies a lovely little Federal campground known as McPhee Reservoir. You want to book your reservation on the Pinon Loop because it’s the one with water spigots and at some sites, voltage. The dump station has not worked for a year or so (insufficient funding), but there are a few full hook-up sites you can drain tanks into when they’re unoccupied for only $5. You will have mountain views over 180 degrees, and birds and wildlife do well here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sleeping-ute-mtn-300x169.jpgImage (6) Sleeping-Ute-Mtn-300x169.jpg for post 3144Roughly four miles northwest of Dolores, CO lies a lovely little Federal campground known as McPhee Reservoir. You want to book your reservation on the Pinon Loop because it’s the one with water spigots and at some sites, voltage. The dump station has not worked for a year or so (insufficient funding), but there are a few full hook-up sites you can drain tanks into when they’re unoccupied for only $5. You will have mountain views over 180 degrees, and birds and wildlife do well here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/sleeping-ute-mtn.jpgSleeping Ute MtnSleeping Ute Mountainhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/mesa-verde-from-trucko.jpgMesa Verde from Trucko2016-06-12T22:45:15+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/05/18/the-okeeffe-museum-and-gastronomy/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/rams-head-w-hollyhocks.jpgImage (1) rams-head-w-hollyhocks.jpg for post 3099https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cowgirl-burger-300x160.jpgImage (2) Cowgirl-Burger-300x160.jpg for post 3099https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/cowgirl-burger.jpgCowgirl BurgerThe Mother of All Green Chile Cheeseburgershttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/lamb-slider-with-chimmichuri-sauce.jpgLamb Slider with Chimmichuri SauceLamb Slider with Chimmichuri Saucehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/oriental-poppies.jpgoriental-poppiesOriental Poppies2016-06-12T20:07:41+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/05/26/springtime-in-durango/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/bluebonnets-300x131.jpgImage (2) bluebonnets-300x131.jpg for post 3122One of the more underrated joys of full-time RV-ing is our long look at early spring. We all choose to go far south in January to preserve our plumbing, not to mention the RV’s. Then we see the redbuds and dogwoods bloom before anyone to our north. After a couple of weeks something clicks in our heads or hearts, and we know it’s time! Like old bears coming out of hibernation, we wake up hungry and eager to get out, see things and enliven our souls with the spirit of the Travel Season. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/san-juans-w-snow-300x169.jpgImage (1) San-Juans-w-Snow-300x169.jpg for post 3122One of the more underrated joys of full-time RV-ing is our long look at early spring. We all choose to go far south in January to preserve our plumbing, not to mention the RV’s. Then we see the redbuds and dogwoods bloom before anyone to our north. After a couple of weeks something clicks in our heads or hearts, and we know it’s time! Like old bears coming out of hibernation, we wake up hungry and eager to get out, see things and enliven our souls with the spirit of the Travel Season. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/campfire.jpgImage (4) Campfire.jpg for post 3122One of the more underrated joys of full-time RV-ing is our long look at early spring. We all choose to go far south in January to preserve our plumbing, not to mention the RV’s. Then we see the redbuds and dogwoods bloom before anyone to our north. After a couple of weeks something clicks in our heads or hearts, and we know it’s time! Like old bears coming out of hibernation, we wake up hungry and eager to get out, see things and enliven our souls with the spirit of the Travel Season. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/campfire-300x223.jpgImage (5) Campfire-300x223.jpg for post 3122One of the more underrated joys of full-time RV-ing is our long look at early spring. We all choose to go far south in January to preserve our plumbing, not to mention the RV’s. Then we see the redbuds and dogwoods bloom before anyone to our north. After a couple of weeks something clicks in our heads or hearts, and we know it’s time! Like old bears coming out of hibernation, we wake up hungry and eager to get out, see things and enliven our souls with the spirit of the Travel Season. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/stellers-jays-300x169.jpgImage (3) Stellers-Jays-300x169.jpg for post 3122One of the more underrated joys of full-time RV-ing is our long look at early spring. We all choose to go far south in January to preserve our plumbing, not to mention the RV’s. Then we see the redbuds and dogwoods bloom before anyone to our north. After a couple of weeks something clicks in our heads or hearts, and we know it’s time! Like old bears coming out of hibernation, we wake up hungry and eager to get out, see things and enliven our souls with the spirit of the Travel Season. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/bluebonnets.jpgbluebonnetshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/stellers-jays-1.jpgStellers Jayshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/stellers-jays.jpgStellers JaysFoot and Jumpy, Our Steller's Jayshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/san-juans-w-snow.jpgSan Juans w SnowView from Main Street, Durango, May 25, 20162016-06-12T20:06:57+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/05/28/madden-peak/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/western-tanager-madden-pk.jpgWestern Tanager Madden Pkhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/btr-madden-peak-w-pines.jpgBtr Madden Peak w PinesMadden Peak w Piney Framehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/btr-madden-peak-w-pines.jpgImage (1) Btr-Madden-Peak-w-Pines.jpg for post 3131Thank you for so generously inviting us to camp a few days in your backyard! You didn’t notice us? That’s because you own more land than you could possibly see in your lifetime, even were you only 16. “You”, of course, is plural; and a grammar Nazi would prefer that I write “we”. The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management have custody of over 600 million acres of Federal land. It has always been fashionable to bash government employees, but from our experience those guys and gals do a pretty good job. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/btr-madden-peak-w-pines-300x169.jpgImage (2) Btr-Madden-Peak-w-Pines-300x169.jpg for post 3131Thank you for so generously inviting us to camp a few days in your backyard! You didn’t notice us? That’s because you own more land than you could possibly see in your lifetime, even were you only 16. “You”, of course, is plural; and a grammar Nazi would prefer that I write “we”. The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management have custody of over 600 million acres of Federal land. It has always been fashionable to bash government employees, but from our experience those guys and gals do a pretty good job. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/lsu-wild-bouquet-madden-peak-300x169.jpgImage (4) LSU-Wild-Bouquet-Madden-Peak-300x169.jpg for post 3131Thank you for so generously inviting us to camp a few days in your backyard! You didn’t notice us? That’s because you own more land than you could possibly see in your lifetime, even were you only 16. “You”, of course, is plural; and a grammar Nazi would prefer that I write “we”. The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management have custody of over 600 million acres of Federal land. It has always been fashionable to bash government employees, but from our experience those guys and gals do a pretty good job. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/mennonite-wood-stacker.jpgImage (5) Mennonite-Wood-Stacker.jpg for post 3131Thank you for so generously inviting us to camp a few days in your backyard! You didn’t notice us? That’s because you own more land than you could possibly see in your lifetime, even were you only 16. “You”, of course, is plural; and a grammar Nazi would prefer that I write “we”. The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management have custody of over 600 million acres of Federal land. It has always been fashionable to bash government employees, but from our experience those guys and gals do a pretty good job. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/lsu-wild-bouquet-madden-peak.jpgImage (3) LSU-Wild-Bouquet-Madden-Peak.jpg for post 3131Thank you for so generously inviting us to camp a few days in your backyard! You didn’t notice us? That’s because you own more land than you could possibly see in your lifetime, even were you only 16. “You”, of course, is plural; and a grammar Nazi would prefer that I write “we”. The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management have custody of over 600 million acres of Federal land. It has always been fashionable to bash government employees, but from our experience those guys and gals do a pretty good job. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/mennonite-wood-stacker-300x267.jpgImage (6) Mennonite-Wood-Stacker-300x267.jpg for post 3131Thank you for so generously inviting us to camp a few days in your backyard! You didn’t notice us? That’s because you own more land than you could possibly see in your lifetime, even were you only 16. “You”, of course, is plural; and a grammar Nazi would prefer that I write “we”. The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management have custody of over 600 million acres of Federal land. It has always been fashionable to bash government employees, but from our experience those guys and gals do a pretty good job. 2016-06-12T20:05:22+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/04/25/crystal-bridges/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/cochise-az-300x165.jpgImage (1) Cochise-AZ-300x165.jpg for post 3048Ms. Walton has spent lavishly gathering a representative library of works of America’s best painters. Although it is not a deep collection (not a lot of any one artist’s work), it is broad, offering something by just about every big name in American art. She needs to add a Pollock, a Rothko, maybe someone from the Ashcan School, but I hear Wal-Mart pays a decent dividend. Those paintings will come, possibly when next the art market recedes. Meanwhile, enjoy Theodore Robinson, Georgia O’Keeffe, the Peales, Mary Cassatt, Childe Hassam, Frederic Church, Frank Stella, Thomas Moran, and a hundred others. No doubt about it: good art nourishes the soul.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/open-road-billboard-w-sky-300x165.jpgImage (2) Open-Road-billboard-w-sky-300x165.jpg for post 3048Ms. Walton has spent lavishly gathering a representative library of works of America’s best painters. Although it is not a deep collection (not a lot of any one artist’s work), it is broad, offering something by just about every big name in American art. She needs to add a Pollock, a Rothko, maybe someone from the Ashcan School, but I hear Wal-Mart pays a decent dividend. Those paintings will come, possibly when next the art market recedes. Meanwhile, enjoy Theodore Robinson, Georgia O’Keeffe, the Peales, Mary Cassatt, Childe Hassam, Frederic Church, Frank Stella, Thomas Moran, and a hundred others. No doubt about it: good art nourishes the soul.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/broken-street-line-300x165.jpgImage (3) Broken-Street-Line-300x165.jpg for post 3048Ms. Walton has spent lavishly gathering a representative library of works of America’s best painters. Although it is not a deep collection (not a lot of any one artist’s work), it is broad, offering something by just about every big name in American art. She needs to add a Pollock, a Rothko, maybe someone from the Ashcan School, but I hear Wal-Mart pays a decent dividend. Those paintings will come, possibly when next the art market recedes. Meanwhile, enjoy Theodore Robinson, Georgia O’Keeffe, the Peales, Mary Cassatt, Childe Hassam, Frederic Church, Frank Stella, Thomas Moran, and a hundred others. No doubt about it: good art nourishes the soul.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/walt-whit-last-verse-300x169.jpgImage (4) Walt-Whit-Last-Verse-300x169.jpg for post 3048Ms. Walton has spent lavishly gathering a representative library of works of America’s best painters. Although it is not a deep collection (not a lot of any one artist’s work), it is broad, offering something by just about every big name in American art. She needs to add a Pollock, a Rothko, maybe someone from the Ashcan School, but I hear Wal-Mart pays a decent dividend. Those paintings will come, possibly when next the art market recedes. Meanwhile, enjoy Theodore Robinson, Georgia O’Keeffe, the Peales, Mary Cassatt, Childe Hassam, Frederic Church, Frank Stella, Thomas Moran, and a hundred others. No doubt about it: good art nourishes the soul.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/cyrstal-bridges-bldg1.jpgCyrstal Bridges BldgLooks Even Better Livehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/jimpson-weed.jpgJimpson WeedO'Keeffe's Jimpson Weedhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/open-road-billboard-w-sky.jpgOpen Road billboard w skyBillboard Camouflaged by Skyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/broken-street-line1.jpgBroken Street LineHow Did the Yellow Line Survive That?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/cochise-az.jpgCochise AZHaven't You Been Here?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/okeeffe-jimpson-weed1.jpgO'Keeffe Jimpson WeedO'Keeffe's Jimpson Weed2016-05-01T02:31:58+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/04/23/ed-walkers-drive-in/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/dripping-creek-300x169.jpgImage (1) Dripping-Creek-300x169.jpg for post 3046After a week of basking in the luxury of near full hookups the time came to enjoy the sights and sounds of a Wal-Mart Supercenter. Our target was Van Buren, AR, the mid-point of a pull from Cossatot Reefs to Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma. Why go to Siloam Springs? I got two reasons: it’s still snowing in northern New Mexico and Colorado, and Kat’s gonna jump out of a plane in Siloam Springs. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/ed-walker-exterior-w-buick-300x201.jpgImage (3) Ed-Walker-Exterior-w-Buick-300x201.jpg for post 3046After a week of basking in the luxury of near full hookups the time came to enjoy the sights and sounds of a Wal-Mart Supercenter. Our target was Van Buren, AR, the mid-point of a pull from Cossatot Reefs to Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma. Why go to Siloam Springs? I got two reasons: it’s still snowing in northern New Mexico and Colorado, and Kat’s gonna jump out of a plane in Siloam Springs. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/counter-view-of-ed-walkers-169x300.jpgImage (4) Counter-View-of-Ed-Walkers-169x300.jpg for post 3046After a week of basking in the luxury of near full hookups the time came to enjoy the sights and sounds of a Wal-Mart Supercenter. Our target was Van Buren, AR, the mid-point of a pull from Cossatot Reefs to Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma. Why go to Siloam Springs? I got two reasons: it’s still snowing in northern New Mexico and Colorado, and Kat’s gonna jump out of a plane in Siloam Springs. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/better-dripping-falls-300x169.jpgImage (2) Better-Dripping-Falls-300x169.jpg for post 3046After a week of basking in the luxury of near full hookups the time came to enjoy the sights and sounds of a Wal-Mart Supercenter. Our target was Van Buren, AR, the mid-point of a pull from Cossatot Reefs to Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma. Why go to Siloam Springs? I got two reasons: it’s still snowing in northern New Mexico and Colorado, and Kat’s gonna jump out of a plane in Siloam Springs. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/btr-spaceship-at-eds-300x169.jpgImage (6) Btr-Spaceship-at-Eds-300x169.jpg for post 3046After a week of basking in the luxury of near full hookups the time came to enjoy the sights and sounds of a Wal-Mart Supercenter. Our target was Van Buren, AR, the mid-point of a pull from Cossatot Reefs to Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma. Why go to Siloam Springs? I got two reasons: it’s still snowing in northern New Mexico and Colorado, and Kat’s gonna jump out of a plane in Siloam Springs. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/whitebeard-in-ed-walkers-300x169.jpgImage (5) Whitebeard-in-Ed-Walkers-300x169.jpg for post 3046After a week of basking in the luxury of near full hookups the time came to enjoy the sights and sounds of a Wal-Mart Supercenter. Our target was Van Buren, AR, the mid-point of a pull from Cossatot Reefs to Natural Falls State Park in West Siloam Springs, Oklahoma. Why go to Siloam Springs? I got two reasons: it’s still snowing in northern New Mexico and Colorado, and Kat’s gonna jump out of a plane in Siloam Springs. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/dripping-creek1.jpgDripping CreekDripping Creekhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/better-dripping-falls.jpgBetter Dripping FallsDripping Falls in Natural Falls State Park, OKhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/btr-spaceship-at-eds.jpgBtr Spaceship at EdsWhat's That In the Upper Right? A Spaceship, or the Eye of God?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/counter-view-of-ed-walkers.jpgCounter View of Ed WalkersCounter View, Sideways2016-04-25T22:30:51+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/04/21/me-marzan-you-pain/2016-04-22T03:40:40+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/04/18/a-fine-rv-campground-outside-college-station/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/mg_7992-200x300.jpgImage (1) MG_7992-200x300.jpg for post 3032We paid $100 for a week, which is quite reasonable given its 15 mile commute westward on Hwy 30 to Bryan/College Station and the bustling metropolis that former burg has become. Have your GPS look for a diner called Yankee’s Tavern in Anderson, TX, then follow the signs to the lake. Go back to the Tavern and order a cold Bud and a Chicken Fried Steak.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/kluay-green-chikn-curry-169x300.jpgImage (4) Kluay-Green-Chikn-Curry-169x300.jpg for post 3032We paid $100 for a week, which is quite reasonable given its 15 mile commute westward on Hwy 30 to Bryan/College Station and the bustling metropolis that former burg has become. Have your GPS look for a diner called Yankee’s Tavern in Anderson, TX, then follow the signs to the lake. Go back to the Tavern and order a cold Bud and a Chicken Fried Steak.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/taqueria-el-tio-300x225.jpgImage (2) Taqueria-el-Tio-300x225.jpg for post 3032We paid $100 for a week, which is quite reasonable given its 15 mile commute westward on Hwy 30 to Bryan/College Station and the bustling metropolis that former burg has become. Have your GPS look for a diner called Yankee’s Tavern in Anderson, TX, then follow the signs to the lake. Go back to the Tavern and order a cold Bud and a Chicken Fried Steak.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/tios-fajita-tacos-300x225.jpgImage (3) Tios-Fajita-Tacos-300x225.jpg for post 3032We paid $100 for a week, which is quite reasonable given its 15 mile commute westward on Hwy 30 to Bryan/College Station and the bustling metropolis that former burg has become. Have your GPS look for a diner called Yankee’s Tavern in Anderson, TX, then follow the signs to the lake. Go back to the Tavern and order a cold Bud and a Chicken Fried Steak.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/mg_7992.jpgMG_7992OK, It's a Biker Bar. But It's a Nice Biker Bar.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/raspas-cubana-torta1.jpgRaspas Cubana TortaRaspas' Cubana Torta (I'd Hoped for One More Visit)https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/taqueria-el-tio1.jpgTaqueria el TioYes, You Should Eat Here (Taco El Tio's)https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/tios-fajita-tacos.jpgTios Fajita TacosTio's Famoso Fajita Tacoshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/kluay-green-chikn-curry.jpgKluay Green Chikn CurryGreen Curry with Chicken2016-04-19T14:10:26+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/04/11/things-to-do-in-fort-stockton/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/riggs-museum-300x222.jpgImage (1) Riggs-Museum-300x222.jpg for post 3019The Garage Coffee Shop sounded too much like Chin Ho’s Sushi Bar and Bait Shop. Some things just don’t mix.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/mi-casita-300x225.jpgImage (3) mi-casita-300x225.jpg for post 3019The Garage Coffee Shop sounded too much like Chin Ho’s Sushi Bar and Bait Shop. Some things just don’t mix.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/o-300x158.jpgImage (2) o-300x158.jpg for post 3019The Garage Coffee Shop sounded too much like Chin Ho’s Sushi Bar and Bait Shop. Some things just don’t mix.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/riggs-museum1.jpgRiggs MuseumAnnie Riggs Hotel Todayhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/garage-coffee-shop.jpgGarage Coffee ShopI Suppose We Could Have Learned to Vapehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/rellenos1.jpgrellenosChiles Rellenoshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/mi-casita.jpgmi-casitaTripAdvisor's #1 Cafe in Fort Stocktonhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/mingo-burritos.jpgMingo BurritosWe Did Not Arrive That Earlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/mingo-front.jpgMingo FrontMingo's Steam Tablehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/o.jpgoLarger than Life!2016-04-18T21:01:22+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/04/06/stuck-in-lodi-again/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/napoleons-retreat-300x225.jpgImage (3) Napoleons-Retreat-300x225.jpg for post 3010Our GPS found no Dodge dealer; Rand McNally’s population figure dashed our hopes of finding even a brake shop. I saw no choice but to pull our ‘Stream the last 100 miles at 55, the slowest semi-safe daylight speed on an 80 mph highway. In a couple of hours we arrived and set up camp at a Passport park. The host had several ideas about who could repair the truck. After half a dozen calls we had one option left: a local guy whose staff all conversed in Español. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/gold-mopar-300x166.jpgImage (2) Gold-MOPAR-300x166.jpg for post 3010Our GPS found no Dodge dealer; Rand McNally’s population figure dashed our hopes of finding even a brake shop. I saw no choice but to pull our ‘Stream the last 100 miles at 55, the slowest semi-safe daylight speed on an 80 mph highway. In a couple of hours we arrived and set up camp at a Passport park. The host had several ideas about who could repair the truck. After half a dozen calls we had one option left: a local guy whose staff all conversed in Español. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/ft-stock-rv-300x200.jpgImage (1) Ft-Stock-RV-300x200.jpg for post 3010Our GPS found no Dodge dealer; Rand McNally’s population figure dashed our hopes of finding even a brake shop. I saw no choice but to pull our ‘Stream the last 100 miles at 55, the slowest semi-safe daylight speed on an 80 mph highway. In a couple of hours we arrived and set up camp at a Passport park. The host had several ideas about who could repair the truck. After half a dozen calls we had one option left: a local guy whose staff all conversed in Español. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/roadrunner-w-gateway-300x198.jpgImage (4) Roadrunner-w-Gateway-300x198.jpg for post 3010Our GPS found no Dodge dealer; Rand McNally’s population figure dashed our hopes of finding even a brake shop. I saw no choice but to pull our ‘Stream the last 100 miles at 55, the slowest semi-safe daylight speed on an 80 mph highway. In a couple of hours we arrived and set up camp at a Passport park. The host had several ideas about who could repair the truck. After half a dozen calls we had one option left: a local guy whose staff all conversed in Español. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/napoleons-retreat.jpgNapoleons RetreatIt Was Nearly That Badhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/roadrunner-w-gateway.jpgRoadrunner w GatewayGateway to the City and The World's Largest Roadrunnerhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/ft-stock-rv1.jpgFt Stock RVHome for Nearly Two Weekshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/red-gold-mopar1.jpgRed Gold MOPARhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/gold-mopar.jpgGold MOPARhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/download1.jpgdownload2016-04-06T18:21:35+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/03/14/the-bonfire-memorial/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/jamie-hands-letter-home-229x300.jpgImage (3) Jamie-Hands-Letter-Home-229x300.jpg for post 2983Kat felt a call to revisit Texas A&M’s Bonfire Memorial, and so we did. The Memorial begins with a landscaped garden of central Texas trees, shrubs, and flowers leading to a massive granite wall inscribed with a quote from “The Spirit of Aggieland” penned in 1926. Next comes Traditions Plaza with a shaded seating area facing an even larger five verse poem written in 1950, “The Last Corp Trip”. The walkway to the Spirit Ring is marked with 89 polished grey granite blocks and one black one, each honoring the 90 years Bonfire was stacked, and the 89 years it was lit. The black block represents 1963 when the stack was dismantled after JFK’s assassination. “It’s all we have, and the least we can do.” Finally you come to a circle 170 feet in diameter made of grey granite blocks marking the perimeter fence put up after the stack fell.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/jd-self-169x300.jpgImage (2) JD-Self-169x300.jpg for post 2983Kat felt a call to revisit Texas A&M’s Bonfire Memorial, and so we did. The Memorial begins with a landscaped garden of central Texas trees, shrubs, and flowers leading to a massive granite wall inscribed with a quote from “The Spirit of Aggieland” penned in 1926. Next comes Traditions Plaza with a shaded seating area facing an even larger five verse poem written in 1950, “The Last Corp Trip”. The walkway to the Spirit Ring is marked with 89 polished grey granite blocks and one black one, each honoring the 90 years Bonfire was stacked, and the 89 years it was lit. The black block represents 1963 when the stack was dismantled after JFK’s assassination. “It’s all we have, and the least we can do.” Finally you come to a circle 170 feet in diameter made of grey granite blocks marking the perimeter fence put up after the stack fell.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/dscf6955-300x169.jpgImage (1) DSCF6955-300x169.jpg for post 2983Kat felt a call to revisit Texas A&M’s Bonfire Memorial, and so we did. The Memorial begins with a landscaped garden of central Texas trees, shrubs, and flowers leading to a massive granite wall inscribed with a quote from “The Spirit of Aggieland” penned in 1926. Next comes Traditions Plaza with a shaded seating area facing an even larger five verse poem written in 1950, “The Last Corp Trip”. The walkway to the Spirit Ring is marked with 89 polished grey granite blocks and one black one, each honoring the 90 years Bonfire was stacked, and the 89 years it was lit. The black block represents 1963 when the stack was dismantled after JFK’s assassination. “It’s all we have, and the least we can do.” Finally you come to a circle 170 feet in diameter made of grey granite blocks marking the perimeter fence put up after the stack fell.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/dscf6951-300x169.jpgImage (4) DSCF6951-300x169.jpg for post 2983Kat felt a call to revisit Texas A&M’s Bonfire Memorial, and so we did. The Memorial begins with a landscaped garden of central Texas trees, shrubs, and flowers leading to a massive granite wall inscribed with a quote from “The Spirit of Aggieland” penned in 1926. Next comes Traditions Plaza with a shaded seating area facing an even larger five verse poem written in 1950, “The Last Corp Trip”. The walkway to the Spirit Ring is marked with 89 polished grey granite blocks and one black one, each honoring the 90 years Bonfire was stacked, and the 89 years it was lit. The black block represents 1963 when the stack was dismantled after JFK’s assassination. “It’s all we have, and the least we can do.” Finally you come to a circle 170 feet in diameter made of grey granite blocks marking the perimeter fence put up after the stack fell.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/dscf6963-300x169.jpgImage (6) DSCF6963-300x169.jpg for post 2983Kat felt a call to revisit Texas A&M’s Bonfire Memorial, and so we did. The Memorial begins with a landscaped garden of central Texas trees, shrubs, and flowers leading to a massive granite wall inscribed with a quote from “The Spirit of Aggieland” penned in 1926. Next comes Traditions Plaza with a shaded seating area facing an even larger five verse poem written in 1950, “The Last Corp Trip”. The walkway to the Spirit Ring is marked with 89 polished grey granite blocks and one black one, each honoring the 90 years Bonfire was stacked, and the 89 years it was lit. The black block represents 1963 when the stack was dismantled after JFK’s assassination. “It’s all we have, and the least we can do.” Finally you come to a circle 170 feet in diameter made of grey granite blocks marking the perimeter fence put up after the stack fell.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/dscf6947-300x169.jpgImage (5) DSCF6947-300x169.jpg for post 2983Kat felt a call to revisit Texas A&M’s Bonfire Memorial, and so we did. The Memorial begins with a landscaped garden of central Texas trees, shrubs, and flowers leading to a massive granite wall inscribed with a quote from “The Spirit of Aggieland” penned in 1926. Next comes Traditions Plaza with a shaded seating area facing an even larger five verse poem written in 1950, “The Last Corp Trip”. The walkway to the Spirit Ring is marked with 89 polished grey granite blocks and one black one, each honoring the 90 years Bonfire was stacked, and the 89 years it was lit. The black block represents 1963 when the stack was dismantled after JFK’s assassination. “It’s all we have, and the least we can do.” Finally you come to a circle 170 feet in diameter made of grey granite blocks marking the perimeter fence put up after the stack fell.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/dscf69631.jpgDSCF6963Northside Portalshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/dscf6957-1.jpgDSCF6957https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/dscf69571.jpgDSCF6957https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/jd-self1.jpgJD SelfJerry Don Had Pizza with Us On Our Patio in Irving2016-03-21T13:27:03+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/03/03/the-storm-before-spring/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/red-maple-seeds1.jpgred maple seedsThey Were Everywherehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/big-tornado1.jpgbig tornadoGlad We Didn't See This Bad Boyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/tornado-over-water1.jpgtornado over waterAbout to Become a Waterspout2016-03-15T16:45:11+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/02/08/mardi-gras-in-mandeville/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/dscf6902-300x169.jpgImage (1) DSCF6902-300x169.jpg for post 2934Fontainebleau's sad country music scene made me crave the real thing.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/ignatius-j-better.jpgImage (2) Ignatius-J-better.jpg for post 2934Fontainebleau's sad country music scene made me crave the real thing.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/ignatius-j-better-300x157.jpgImage (3) Ignatius-J-better-300x157.jpg for post 2934Fontainebleau's sad country music scene made me crave the real thing.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/dscf6897-300x169.jpgImage (4) DSCF6897-300x169.jpg for post 2934Fontainebleau's sad country music scene made me crave the real thing.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/dscf6882-300x169.jpgImage (6) DSCF6882-300x169.jpg for post 2934Fontainebleau's sad country music scene made me crave the real thing.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/dscf6882.jpgImage (5) DSCF6882.jpg for post 2934Fontainebleau's sad country music scene made me crave the real thing.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/dscf6891-300x169.jpgImage (7) DSCF6891-300x169.jpg for post 2934Fontainebleau's sad country music scene made me crave the real thing.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/mardi-gras-tree-300x300.jpgImage (9) MaRDI-gRAS-TREE-300x300.jpg for post 2934Fontainebleau's sad country music scene made me crave the real thing.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/mardi-gras-tree.jpgImage (8) MaRDI-gRAS-TREE.jpg for post 2934Fontainebleau's sad country music scene made me crave the real thing.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/dscf68911.jpgDSCF6891Mayor Lemons' Skiff2016-02-08T22:47:52+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/02/04/a-loon-among-geese/2016-02-06T04:26:50+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/01/24/maria-and-capn-joe/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6739.jpgImage (1) DSCF6739.jpg for post 2912https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6743.jpgImage (3) DSCF6743.jpg for post 2912https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6743-300x169.jpgImage (4) DSCF6743-300x169.jpg for post 2912https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6739-300x169.jpgImage (2) DSCF6739-300x169.jpg for post 2912https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6744.jpgImage (5) DSCF6744.jpg for post 2912https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6744-300x169.jpgImage (6) DSCF6744-300x169.jpg for post 2912https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6723.jpgImage (7) DSCF6723.jpg for post 2912https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6742-300x169.jpgImage (10) DSCF6742-300x169.jpg for post 2912https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6742.jpgImage (9) DSCF6742.jpg for post 2912https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6723-300x169.jpgImage (8) DSCF6723-300x169.jpg for post 29122016-02-06T14:21:57+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2016/01/09/christmas-boxing/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6577-300x169.jpgImage (2) DSCF6577-300x169.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6592.jpgImage (5) DSCF6592.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6592-300x169.jpgImage (6) DSCF6592-300x169.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6582-300x169.jpgImage (4) DSCF6582-300x169.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6574-e1452348828325.jpgImage (9) DSCF6574-e1452348828325.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6580-300x169.jpgImage (8) DSCF6580-300x169.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6580.jpgImage (7) DSCF6580.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6574-e1452348828325-169x300.jpgImage (10) DSCF6574-e1452348828325-169x300.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6640-300x169.jpgImage (12) DSCF6640-300x169.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/dscf6640.jpgImage (11) DSCF6640.jpg for post 2895We celebrated a big country Christmas in east Tennessee. Of course, the country Christmases I remember lacked cases of champagne. In any event it was a rare treat to break bread and pop corks ....2016-01-19T02:28:06+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/12/13/an-addendum-to-purple-hearts-and-guns/2016-01-09T03:15:00+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/11/08/papa-burgers/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/la-tech.jpgImage (1) La-Tech.jpg for post 2871The burgers at A&W Root Beer were more affordable, more filling, and nearly as tasty. We fleshed out the other meals with canned spaghetti and meatballs heated in a sink by an hour of running hot water, or marked down pastries from the big groceries. Freedom is precious but it has its price.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/better-a-n-w.jpgImage (2) Better-A-n-W.jpg for post 2871The burgers at A&W Root Beer were more affordable, more filling, and nearly as tasty. We fleshed out the other meals with canned spaghetti and meatballs heated in a sink by an hour of running hot water, or marked down pastries from the big groceries. Freedom is precious but it has its price.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/bricks.jpgImage (4) Bricks.jpg for post 2871The burgers at A&W Root Beer were more affordable, more filling, and nearly as tasty. We fleshed out the other meals with canned spaghetti and meatballs heated in a sink by an hour of running hot water, or marked down pastries from the big groceries. Freedom is precious but it has its price.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/papa-burger.pngImage (3) Papa-Burger.png for post 2871The burgers at A&W Root Beer were more affordable, more filling, and nearly as tasty. We fleshed out the other meals with canned spaghetti and meatballs heated in a sink by an hour of running hot water, or marked down pastries from the big groceries. Freedom is precious but it has its price.2015-11-09T12:30:02+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/10/11/see-ya-in-the-funny-papers/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/lio-and-vampire.gifImage (1) Lio-and-Vampire.gif for post 2838Doonesbury had gone on an extended hiatus, but was re-running classic scenes from 43’s administration (you can read the timeline by checking out the plumes in W’s Marc Anthony helmet … that hat had been seriously beaten up by ’07. The best of all time, Calvin and Hobbes, appeared to be gone for good, but I still had a couple of paperbacks full of his better work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/cal-hobbes-2.gifImage (4) Cal-Hobbes-2.gif for post 2838Doonesbury had gone on an extended hiatus, but was re-running classic scenes from 43’s administration (you can read the timeline by checking out the plumes in W’s Marc Anthony helmet … that hat had been seriously beaten up by ’07. The best of all time, Calvin and Hobbes, appeared to be gone for good, but I still had a couple of paperbacks full of his better work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/doonesbury-zonk-w-royalty.jpgImage (2) Doonesbury-Zonk-w-Royalty.jpg for post 2838Doonesbury had gone on an extended hiatus, but was re-running classic scenes from 43’s administration (you can read the timeline by checking out the plumes in W’s Marc Anthony helmet … that hat had been seriously beaten up by ’07. The best of all time, Calvin and Hobbes, appeared to be gone for good, but I still had a couple of paperbacks full of his better work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/doonesbury-zonk-w-royalty-216x300.jpgImage (3) Doonesbury-Zonk-w-Royalty-216x300.jpg for post 2838Doonesbury had gone on an extended hiatus, but was re-running classic scenes from 43’s administration (you can read the timeline by checking out the plumes in W’s Marc Anthony helmet … that hat had been seriously beaten up by ’07. The best of all time, Calvin and Hobbes, appeared to be gone for good, but I still had a couple of paperbacks full of his better work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/cal-hobbes-3.gifImage (5) Cal-Hobbes-3.gif for post 2838Doonesbury had gone on an extended hiatus, but was re-running classic scenes from 43’s administration (you can read the timeline by checking out the plumes in W’s Marc Anthony helmet … that hat had been seriously beaten up by ’07. The best of all time, Calvin and Hobbes, appeared to be gone for good, but I still had a couple of paperbacks full of his better work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/cal-hobbes-4.gifImage (6) Cal-Hobbes-4.gif for post 2838Doonesbury had gone on an extended hiatus, but was re-running classic scenes from 43’s administration (you can read the timeline by checking out the plumes in W’s Marc Anthony helmet … that hat had been seriously beaten up by ’07. The best of all time, Calvin and Hobbes, appeared to be gone for good, but I still had a couple of paperbacks full of his better work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/cal-hobbes-5.gifImage (7) Cal-Hobbes-5.gif for post 2838Doonesbury had gone on an extended hiatus, but was re-running classic scenes from 43’s administration (you can read the timeline by checking out the plumes in W’s Marc Anthony helmet … that hat had been seriously beaten up by ’07. The best of all time, Calvin and Hobbes, appeared to be gone for good, but I still had a couple of paperbacks full of his better work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/cal-hobbes-6.gifImage (8) Cal-Hobbes-6.gif for post 2838Doonesbury had gone on an extended hiatus, but was re-running classic scenes from 43’s administration (you can read the timeline by checking out the plumes in W’s Marc Anthony helmet … that hat had been seriously beaten up by ’07. The best of all time, Calvin and Hobbes, appeared to be gone for good, but I still had a couple of paperbacks full of his better work. 2015-10-16T22:47:04+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/09/24/butterflies-and-violence/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/fournette.jpgImage (1) Fournette.jpg for post 2814We’re in the early stages of the monarch butterfly migration here in central Kentucky. A few weeks ago they began leaving Canada and northern USA on their long fall flight to Mexico. I saw one yesterday looking confused. She crossed an open field to our huge parking lot, then began circling as if she’d lost all sense of direction. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/fournette-the-flipper.jpgImage (2) Fournette-the-Flipper.jpg for post 2814We’re in the early stages of the monarch butterfly migration here in central Kentucky. A few weeks ago they began leaving Canada and northern USA on their long fall flight to Mexico. I saw one yesterday looking confused. She crossed an open field to our huge parking lot, then began circling as if she’d lost all sense of direction. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/fournette-the-flipper-300x200.jpgImage (3) Fournette-the-Flipper-300x200.jpg for post 2814We’re in the early stages of the monarch butterfly migration here in central Kentucky. A few weeks ago they began leaving Canada and northern USA on their long fall flight to Mexico. I saw one yesterday looking confused. She crossed an open field to our huge parking lot, then began circling as if she’d lost all sense of direction. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/opening-up-the-daylight.jpgImage (4) Opening-Up-the-Daylight.jpg for post 2814We’re in the early stages of the monarch butterfly migration here in central Kentucky. A few weeks ago they began leaving Canada and northern USA on their long fall flight to Mexico. I saw one yesterday looking confused. She crossed an open field to our huge parking lot, then began circling as if she’d lost all sense of direction. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/monarch.jpgImage (6) Monarch.jpg for post 2814We’re in the early stages of the monarch butterfly migration here in central Kentucky. A few weeks ago they began leaving Canada and northern USA on their long fall flight to Mexico. I saw one yesterday looking confused. She crossed an open field to our huge parking lot, then began circling as if she’d lost all sense of direction. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/opening-up-the-daylight-300x225.jpgImage (5) Opening-Up-the-Daylight-300x225.jpg for post 2814We’re in the early stages of the monarch butterfly migration here in central Kentucky. A few weeks ago they began leaving Canada and northern USA on their long fall flight to Mexico. I saw one yesterday looking confused. She crossed an open field to our huge parking lot, then began circling as if she’d lost all sense of direction. 2015-10-06T21:10:18+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/09/12/happy-birthday-mitch/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/mr-reese.jpgImage (1) Mr-Reese.jpg for post 2800Long before the Housing Collapse of ’07 I toiled in the Land & Development section of Beazer Homes, Raleigh. Our team was built around Sara, a world-class admin, who among other things excelled at covering for whichever of the boys were out-of-pocket, as in shooting pool or watching March Madness in some smoky bar. Mitch, our captain, did most of the land acquisition and zoning work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/bad-lots-in-cardinal-lake.jpgImage (2) Bad-Lots-in-Cardinal-Lake.jpg for post 2800Long before the Housing Collapse of ’07 I toiled in the Land & Development section of Beazer Homes, Raleigh. Our team was built around Sara, a world-class admin, who among other things excelled at covering for whichever of the boys were out-of-pocket, as in shooting pool or watching March Madness in some smoky bar. Mitch, our captain, did most of the land acquisition and zoning work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/bad-lots-in-cardinal-lake-300x199.jpgImage (3) Bad-Lots-in-Cardinal-Lake-300x199.jpg for post 2800Long before the Housing Collapse of ’07 I toiled in the Land & Development section of Beazer Homes, Raleigh. Our team was built around Sara, a world-class admin, who among other things excelled at covering for whichever of the boys were out-of-pocket, as in shooting pool or watching March Madness in some smoky bar. Mitch, our captain, did most of the land acquisition and zoning work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/cake.jpgImage (4) Cake.jpg for post 2800Long before the Housing Collapse of ’07 I toiled in the Land & Development section of Beazer Homes, Raleigh. Our team was built around Sara, a world-class admin, who among other things excelled at covering for whichever of the boys were out-of-pocket, as in shooting pool or watching March Madness in some smoky bar. Mitch, our captain, did most of the land acquisition and zoning work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/spurlington-lake-300x169.jpgImage (6) Spurlington-Lake-300x169.jpg for post 2800Long before the Housing Collapse of ’07 I toiled in the Land & Development section of Beazer Homes, Raleigh. Our team was built around Sara, a world-class admin, who among other things excelled at covering for whichever of the boys were out-of-pocket, as in shooting pool or watching March Madness in some smoky bar. Mitch, our captain, did most of the land acquisition and zoning work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/spurlington-lake.jpgImage (5) Spurlington-Lake.jpg for post 2800Long before the Housing Collapse of ’07 I toiled in the Land & Development section of Beazer Homes, Raleigh. Our team was built around Sara, a world-class admin, who among other things excelled at covering for whichever of the boys were out-of-pocket, as in shooting pool or watching March Madness in some smoky bar. Mitch, our captain, did most of the land acquisition and zoning work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/circle-saw.jpgImage (12) Circle-Saw.jpg for post 2800Long before the Housing Collapse of ’07 I toiled in the Land & Development section of Beazer Homes, Raleigh. Our team was built around Sara, a world-class admin, who among other things excelled at covering for whichever of the boys were out-of-pocket, as in shooting pool or watching March Madness in some smoky bar. Mitch, our captain, did most of the land acquisition and zoning work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/circle-saw-300x199.jpgImage (13) Circle-Saw-300x199.jpg for post 2800Long before the Housing Collapse of ’07 I toiled in the Land & Development section of Beazer Homes, Raleigh. Our team was built around Sara, a world-class admin, who among other things excelled at covering for whichever of the boys were out-of-pocket, as in shooting pool or watching March Madness in some smoky bar. Mitch, our captain, did most of the land acquisition and zoning work. 2015-09-12T19:16:01+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/08/16/the-haircut/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/beav-and-butt-again.jpgImage (1) Beav-and-Butt-Again.jpg for post 2772 My last trim was over two months ago at a franchise shop in Elkins. That purple-tressed barbess (barberian?) cleaned up everything but the sideburns, which I noticed only much later. Maybe they were just too scary?2015-08-24T20:19:24+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/08/09/green-river-lake/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/keeneland-hedge.jpgImage (3) Keeneland-Hedge.jpg for post 2759I’m looking forward to being still for a while, to finding new creations in our little galley, and getting a haircut. Haircut? Not just anybody can cut my hair. At the C’ville barber college haircut quality ranges from pretty good to misdemeanor. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/keeneland-sign.jpgImage (1) Keeneland-Sign.jpg for post 2759I’m looking forward to being still for a while, to finding new creations in our little galley, and getting a haircut. Haircut? Not just anybody can cut my hair. At the C’ville barber college haircut quality ranges from pretty good to misdemeanor. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/keeneland-sign-300x300.jpgImage (2) Keeneland-Sign-300x300.jpg for post 2759I’m looking forward to being still for a while, to finding new creations in our little galley, and getting a haircut. Haircut? Not just anybody can cut my hair. At the C’ville barber college haircut quality ranges from pretty good to misdemeanor. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/green-rver-lake.jpgImage (4) Green-Rver-Lake.jpg for post 2759I’m looking forward to being still for a while, to finding new creations in our little galley, and getting a haircut. Haircut? Not just anybody can cut my hair. At the C’ville barber college haircut quality ranges from pretty good to misdemeanor. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/green-rver-lake-300x219.jpgImage (5) Green-Rver-Lake-300x219.jpg for post 2759I’m looking forward to being still for a while, to finding new creations in our little galley, and getting a haircut. Haircut? Not just anybody can cut my hair. At the C’ville barber college haircut quality ranges from pretty good to misdemeanor. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/hlcg.jpgImage (6) HLCG.jpg for post 2759I’m looking forward to being still for a while, to finding new creations in our little galley, and getting a haircut. Haircut? Not just anybody can cut my hair. At the C’ville barber college haircut quality ranges from pretty good to misdemeanor. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/hlcg-2-300x103.jpgImage (9) HLcg-2-300x103.jpg for post 2759I’m looking forward to being still for a while, to finding new creations in our little galley, and getting a haircut. Haircut? Not just anybody can cut my hair. At the C’ville barber college haircut quality ranges from pretty good to misdemeanor. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/hlcg-2.jpgImage (8) HLcg-2.jpg for post 2759I’m looking forward to being still for a while, to finding new creations in our little galley, and getting a haircut. Haircut? Not just anybody can cut my hair. At the C’ville barber college haircut quality ranges from pretty good to misdemeanor. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/hlcg-300x118.jpgImage (7) HLCG-300x118.jpg for post 2759I’m looking forward to being still for a while, to finding new creations in our little galley, and getting a haircut. Haircut? Not just anybody can cut my hair. At the C’ville barber college haircut quality ranges from pretty good to misdemeanor. 2015-08-11T23:21:56+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/07/31/retired-once-again/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/local-talent-300x169.jpgImage (3) Local-Talent-300x169.jpg for post 2753Work fills up most of our waking hours leaving us less time to focus on our trials and tribulations. Sometimes it is unpleasant, but if it were always fun, they wouldn’t call it work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/local-talent.jpgImage (2) Local-Talent.jpg for post 2753Work fills up most of our waking hours leaving us less time to focus on our trials and tribulations. Sometimes it is unpleasant, but if it were always fun, they wouldn’t call it work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/busted.jpgImage (6) busted.jpg for post 2753Work fills up most of our waking hours leaving us less time to focus on our trials and tribulations. Sometimes it is unpleasant, but if it were always fun, they wouldn’t call it work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/stuart-dog-walkers-purple-heart-and-paulie-colgate1-300x190.jpgImage (5) Stuart-Dog-Walkers-Purple-Heart-and-Paulie-Colgate1-300x190.jpg for post 2753Work fills up most of our waking hours leaving us less time to focus on our trials and tribulations. Sometimes it is unpleasant, but if it were always fun, they wouldn’t call it work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/stuart-dog-walkers-purple-heart-and-paulie-colgate1.jpgImage (4) Stuart-Dog-Walkers-Purple-Heart-and-Paulie-Colgate1.jpg for post 2753Work fills up most of our waking hours leaving us less time to focus on our trials and tribulations. Sometimes it is unpleasant, but if it were always fun, they wouldn’t call it work. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/busted-300x169.jpgImage (7) busted-300x169.jpg for post 2753Work fills up most of our waking hours leaving us less time to focus on our trials and tribulations. Sometimes it is unpleasant, but if it were always fun, they wouldn’t call it work. 2015-08-09T18:52:31+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/07/22/a-rock-climbers-rescue/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/seneca-rocks.jpgImage (1) Seneca-Rocks.jpg for post 2742... , early one summer evening a fellow climbing alone broke his leg on a highly technical (a serious mistake can be fatal) descent. Word went out and the climbing community marshaled their resources. Nearly a hundred sturdy fellows with ropes, rock anchors, carabiners, and years of experience on the Rock appeared in less than an hour. They formed a human ant line at solid footholds along the way to the injured climber. Their plan was to pass up a stretcher, strap the broken man to it, and pass him down from one secure station to another. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/what-that-fool-doin-now-300x169.jpgImage (4) What-That-Fool-Doin-Now-300x169.jpg for post 2742... , early one summer evening a fellow climbing alone broke his leg on a highly technical (a serious mistake can be fatal) descent. Word went out and the climbing community marshaled their resources. Nearly a hundred sturdy fellows with ropes, rock anchors, carabiners, and years of experience on the Rock appeared in less than an hour. They formed a human ant line at solid footholds along the way to the injured climber. Their plan was to pass up a stretcher, strap the broken man to it, and pass him down from one secure station to another. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/what-that-fool-doin-now.jpgImage (3) What-That-Fool-Doin-Now.jpg for post 2742... , early one summer evening a fellow climbing alone broke his leg on a highly technical (a serious mistake can be fatal) descent. Word went out and the climbing community marshaled their resources. Nearly a hundred sturdy fellows with ropes, rock anchors, carabiners, and years of experience on the Rock appeared in less than an hour. They formed a human ant line at solid footholds along the way to the injured climber. Their plan was to pass up a stretcher, strap the broken man to it, and pass him down from one secure station to another. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/seneca-rocks-300x169.jpgImage (2) Seneca-Rocks-300x169.jpg for post 2742... , early one summer evening a fellow climbing alone broke his leg on a highly technical (a serious mistake can be fatal) descent. Word went out and the climbing community marshaled their resources. Nearly a hundred sturdy fellows with ropes, rock anchors, carabiners, and years of experience on the Rock appeared in less than an hour. They formed a human ant line at solid footholds along the way to the injured climber. Their plan was to pass up a stretcher, strap the broken man to it, and pass him down from one secure station to another. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/stretchered.jpgImage (7) Stretchered.jpg for post 2742... , early one summer evening a fellow climbing alone broke his leg on a highly technical (a serious mistake can be fatal) descent. Word went out and the climbing community marshaled their resources. Nearly a hundred sturdy fellows with ropes, rock anchors, carabiners, and years of experience on the Rock appeared in less than an hour. They formed a human ant line at solid footholds along the way to the injured climber. Their plan was to pass up a stretcher, strap the broken man to it, and pass him down from one secure station to another. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/dangerous-hobby.jpgImage (5) Dangerous-Hobby.jpg for post 2742... , early one summer evening a fellow climbing alone broke his leg on a highly technical (a serious mistake can be fatal) descent. Word went out and the climbing community marshaled their resources. Nearly a hundred sturdy fellows with ropes, rock anchors, carabiners, and years of experience on the Rock appeared in less than an hour. They formed a human ant line at solid footholds along the way to the injured climber. Their plan was to pass up a stretcher, strap the broken man to it, and pass him down from one secure station to another. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/dangerous-hobby-300x169.jpgImage (6) Dangerous-Hobby-300x169.jpg for post 2742... , early one summer evening a fellow climbing alone broke his leg on a highly technical (a serious mistake can be fatal) descent. Word went out and the climbing community marshaled their resources. Nearly a hundred sturdy fellows with ropes, rock anchors, carabiners, and years of experience on the Rock appeared in less than an hour. They formed a human ant line at solid footholds along the way to the injured climber. Their plan was to pass up a stretcher, strap the broken man to it, and pass him down from one secure station to another. 2015-08-01T23:37:51+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/07/17/seneca-rocks/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/diamond-prospector-richard.jpgImage (3) Diamond-Prospector-Richard.jpg for post 2730https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/rock-climb-equipment.jpgImage (1) Rock-Climb-Equipment.jpg for post 2730https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/rock-climb-equipment-169x300.jpgImage (2) Rock-Climb-Equipment-169x300.jpg for post 2730https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/diamond-prospector-richard-300x169.jpgImage (4) Diamond-Prospector-Richard-300x169.jpg for post 2730https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/chicory-and-daisies-300x169.jpgImage (6) Chicory-and-Daisies-300x169.jpg for post 2730https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/chicory-and-daisies.jpgImage (5) Chicory-and-Daisies.jpg for post 2730https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/zz-topp.jpgImage (9) ZZ-Topp.jpg for post 2730https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/potomac-catch-n-release-300x169.jpgImage (8) Potomac-Catch-n-Release-300x169.jpg for post 2730https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/potomac-catch-n-release.jpgImage (7) Potomac-Catch-n-Release.jpg for post 2730https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/potomac-river-in-wv-300x169.jpgImage (12) Potomac-River-in-WV-300x169.jpg for post 27302015-07-21T20:24:48+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/07/13/springtime-in-west-virginia/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/ferny-laurels-300x169.jpgImage (2) Ferny-Laurels-300x169.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bushhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/ferny-laurels.jpgImage (1) Ferny-Laurels.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bushhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/rhododendron-spring-scene-at-stuart.jpgImage (3) Rhododendron-Spring-Scene-at-Stuart.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bushhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/rhododendron-spring-scene-at-stuart-300x169.jpgImage (4) Rhododendron-Spring-Scene-at-Stuart-300x169.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bushhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/mtn-laurel-at-stuart-169x300.jpgImage (6) Mtn-Laurel-at-Stuart-169x300.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bushhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/mtn-laurel-at-stuart.jpgImage (5) Mtn-Laurel-at-Stuart.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bushhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/the-hill-above-our-campsite.jpgImage (7) The-Hill-Above-Our-Campsite.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bushhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/deer-food.jpgImage (9) Deer-Food.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bushhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/the-hill-above-our-campsite-300x169.jpgImage (8) The-Hill-Above-Our-Campsite-300x169.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bushhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/deer-food-300x169.jpgImage (10) Deer-Food-300x169.jpg for post 2717It’s felt like spring in north Louisiana here in The Mountain State for the past seven weeks. Sure, everyone east of Dallas has dogwoods and redbuds but around Elkins both defer blooming into early May. By late May the mountain laurel gears up to peak the first week of June. The end of June and first half of July feature huge pink or white mountain rhododendron blossoms bunched by the hundreds on each bush2015-07-21T20:23:43+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/rver-resources/2015-06-28T20:41:25+00:00weekly0.6https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/06/26/we-are-tested/2015-07-02T15:35:19+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/06/12/the-church-group-and-a-two-handed-dunk/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/dry-kid-2-hands-on.jpgImage (1) Dry-Kid-2-Hands-On.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/he-is-under-300x169.jpgImage (4) He-Is-Under-300x169.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/dry-kid-2-hands-on-300x169.jpgImage (2) Dry-Kid-2-Hands-On-300x169.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/he-is-under.jpgImage (3) He-Is-Under.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/newly-minted-christian.jpgImage (5) Newly-Minted-Christian.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/newly-minted-christian-300x169.jpgImage (6) Newly-Minted-Christian-300x169.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/big-gal-dry.jpgImage (7) Big-Gal-Dry.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/r-u-sure-300x169.jpgImage (10) R-U-Sure-300x169.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/big-gal-dry-300x169.jpgImage (8) Big-Gal-Dry-300x169.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/r-u-sure.jpgImage (9) R-U-Sure.jpg for post 2656Our first church group function was held in the Big Pavilion at Stuart this Sunday. We get advance notice of reservations, and you should have heard me and Kat wailing and gnashing teeth upon receipt of those tidings. Even Pink was making funny noises, but she’s an incredibly intelligent dog – her vocalizations may have been glossolalia. 2015-06-26T17:06:42+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/06/08/a-good-meal-a-bad-dog-and-a-mountain-wedding/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/btr-cachapas.gifImage (2) Btr-cachapas.gif for post 2646https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/gran-sabor-front.jpgImage (1) Gran-Sabor-Front.jpg for post 2646https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/b-collie.jpgImage (3) b-collie.jpg for post 2646https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/wedding-banquet-table.jpgImage (4) Wedding-Banquet-Table.jpg for post 2646https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/wedding-banquet-table-300x169.jpgImage (5) Wedding-Banquet-Table-300x169.jpg for post 2646https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/alpena-wedding-reception-300x169.jpgImage (7) Alpena-Wedding-Reception-300x169.jpg for post 2646https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/alpena-wedding-reception.jpgImage (6) Alpena-Wedding-Reception.jpg for post 26462015-06-08T16:13:36+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/05/28/be-kind-to-your-camp-host/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/2nd-daily-fee-requuired.jpgImage (1) 2nd-Daily-Fee-Requuired.jpg for post 2633https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/iron-ranger.jpgImage (3) Iron-Ranger.jpg for post 2633https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/2nd-daily-fee-requuired-300x169.jpgImage (2) 2nd-Daily-Fee-Requuired-300x169.jpg for post 2633https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/iron-ranger-300x169.jpgImage (4) Iron-Ranger-300x169.jpg for post 2633https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/self-service-pay-station.jpgImage (5) Self-Service-Pay-Station.jpg for post 2633https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/self-service-pay-station-300x169.jpgImage (6) Self-Service-Pay-Station-300x169.jpg for post 2633https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/stop-pay-here.jpgImage (7) Stop-Pay-Here.jpg for post 2633https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/stop-pay-here-169x300.jpgImage (8) Stop-Pay-Here-169x300.jpg for post 2633https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/btr-instructions-bulletin-board1.jpgBtr Instructions Bulletin BoardSelf Service Instructions2015-07-06T16:27:47+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/05/18/the-mountain-state/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/front-yard-stuart-300x169.jpgImage (7) Front-Yard-Stuart-300x169.jpg for post 2621Quick, where is The Mountain State? Hint: its flagship public university is a member of The Big 12 athletic conference (which has but 10 members). You guessed Colorado? No, they’re now in The PAC-12. Wyoming? Nope, they’re in the Mountain West. Second hint: John Denver recorded a hit song about life here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/clear-shenandoah-sky-on-the-way-out-300x169.jpgImage (2) Clear-Shenandoah-Sky-on-the-Way-Out-300x169.jpg for post 2621Quick, where is The Mountain State? Hint: its flagship public university is a member of The Big 12 athletic conference (which has but 10 members). You guessed Colorado? No, they’re now in The PAC-12. Wyoming? Nope, they’re in the Mountain West. Second hint: John Denver recorded a hit song about life here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/clear-shenandoah-sky-on-the-way-out.jpgImage (1) Clear-Shenandoah-Sky-on-the-Way-Out.jpg for post 2621Quick, where is The Mountain State? Hint: its flagship public university is a member of The Big 12 athletic conference (which has but 10 members). You guessed Colorado? No, they’re now in The PAC-12. Wyoming? Nope, they’re in the Mountain West. Second hint: John Denver recorded a hit song about life here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/bobs-hot-dog-stand-300x169.jpgImage (3) Bobs-Hot-Dog-Stand-300x169.jpg for post 2621Quick, where is The Mountain State? Hint: its flagship public university is a member of The Big 12 athletic conference (which has but 10 members). You guessed Colorado? No, they’re now in The PAC-12. Wyoming? Nope, they’re in the Mountain West. Second hint: John Denver recorded a hit song about life here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/our-stuart-campsite-300x169.jpgImage (5) Our-Stuart-Campsite-300x169.jpg for post 2621Quick, where is The Mountain State? Hint: its flagship public university is a member of The Big 12 athletic conference (which has but 10 members). You guessed Colorado? No, they’re now in The PAC-12. Wyoming? Nope, they’re in the Mountain West. Second hint: John Denver recorded a hit song about life here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/btr-elkins-sunset-300x169.jpgImage (4) btr-Elkins-sunset-300x169.jpg for post 2621Quick, where is The Mountain State? Hint: its flagship public university is a member of The Big 12 athletic conference (which has but 10 members). You guessed Colorado? No, they’re now in The PAC-12. Wyoming? Nope, they’re in the Mountain West. Second hint: John Denver recorded a hit song about life here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/stuarts-swimming-hole-300x169.jpgImage (6) Stuarts-Swimming-Hole-300x169.jpg for post 2621Quick, where is The Mountain State? Hint: its flagship public university is a member of The Big 12 athletic conference (which has but 10 members). You guessed Colorado? No, they’re now in The PAC-12. Wyoming? Nope, they’re in the Mountain West. Second hint: John Denver recorded a hit song about life here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/another-view-of-shavers-fork-300x169.jpgImage (8) Another-View-of-Shavers-Fork-300x169.jpg for post 2621Quick, where is The Mountain State? Hint: its flagship public university is a member of The Big 12 athletic conference (which has but 10 members). You guessed Colorado? No, they’re now in The PAC-12. Wyoming? Nope, they’re in the Mountain West. Second hint: John Denver recorded a hit song about life here. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/our-stuart-campsite1.jpgOur Stuart CampsiteOur Campsite Seen from the Front Yardhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/front-yard-stuart11.jpgFront Yard Stuart2015-06-09T19:24:06+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/05/09/saturday-national-park/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/blooming-shenando-tree-169x300.jpgImage (1) Blooming-Shenando-Tree-169x300.jpg for post 2586The gift shops at our latest National Park sell a variety of shirts, caps, and jackets bearing the SNP logo. It stands for Shenandoah National Park, the first park easily accessible from the larger cities in the eastern third of our country. We’re hanging out at a lovely campground called Big Meadows in SNP. There are over 200 sites here and although none have juice, all have easy access to water and dump stations; generators are allowed five hours a day. This is beautiful country, charming in a way the West is not: old orchards and cemeteries tell you that people of European descent have been here for well over 300 years. For now this is Saturday National Park. Later in the season people will reserve sites for several days, but for a while you can drive in Sunday through Thursday without reservations and find a good site that’s available until noon Saturday. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/shenando-valley-view-2-300x169.jpgImage (2) Shenando-Valley-View-2-300x169.jpg for post 2586The gift shops at our latest National Park sell a variety of shirts, caps, and jackets bearing the SNP logo. It stands for Shenandoah National Park, the first park easily accessible from the larger cities in the eastern third of our country. We’re hanging out at a lovely campground called Big Meadows in SNP. There are over 200 sites here and although none have juice, all have easy access to water and dump stations; generators are allowed five hours a day. This is beautiful country, charming in a way the West is not: old orchards and cemeteries tell you that people of European descent have been here for well over 300 years. For now this is Saturday National Park. Later in the season people will reserve sites for several days, but for a while you can drive in Sunday through Thursday without reservations and find a good site that’s available until noon Saturday. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/app-trail-marker-169x300.jpgImage (3) App-Trail-Marker-169x300.jpg for post 2586The gift shops at our latest National Park sell a variety of shirts, caps, and jackets bearing the SNP logo. It stands for Shenandoah National Park, the first park easily accessible from the larger cities in the eastern third of our country. We’re hanging out at a lovely campground called Big Meadows in SNP. There are over 200 sites here and although none have juice, all have easy access to water and dump stations; generators are allowed five hours a day. This is beautiful country, charming in a way the West is not: old orchards and cemeteries tell you that people of European descent have been here for well over 300 years. For now this is Saturday National Park. Later in the season people will reserve sites for several days, but for a while you can drive in Sunday through Thursday without reservations and find a good site that’s available until noon Saturday. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/empty-camp-at-big-meadows-300x169.jpgImage (4) Empty-Camp-at-Big-Meadows-300x169.jpg for post 2586The gift shops at our latest National Park sell a variety of shirts, caps, and jackets bearing the SNP logo. It stands for Shenandoah National Park, the first park easily accessible from the larger cities in the eastern third of our country. We’re hanging out at a lovely campground called Big Meadows in SNP. There are over 200 sites here and although none have juice, all have easy access to water and dump stations; generators are allowed five hours a day. This is beautiful country, charming in a way the West is not: old orchards and cemeteries tell you that people of European descent have been here for well over 300 years. For now this is Saturday National Park. Later in the season people will reserve sites for several days, but for a while you can drive in Sunday through Thursday without reservations and find a good site that’s available until noon Saturday. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/deer-in-our-campground-shenandoah-300x169.jpgImage (5) Deer-in-our-Campground-Shenandoah-300x169.jpg for post 2586The gift shops at our latest National Park sell a variety of shirts, caps, and jackets bearing the SNP logo. It stands for Shenandoah National Park, the first park easily accessible from the larger cities in the eastern third of our country. We’re hanging out at a lovely campground called Big Meadows in SNP. There are over 200 sites here and although none have juice, all have easy access to water and dump stations; generators are allowed five hours a day. This is beautiful country, charming in a way the West is not: old orchards and cemeteries tell you that people of European descent have been here for well over 300 years. For now this is Saturday National Park. Later in the season people will reserve sites for several days, but for a while you can drive in Sunday through Thursday without reservations and find a good site that’s available until noon Saturday. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/big-meadow-w-no-deer-300x169.jpgImage (6) Big-Meadow-w-no-Deer-300x169.jpg for post 2586The gift shops at our latest National Park sell a variety of shirts, caps, and jackets bearing the SNP logo. It stands for Shenandoah National Park, the first park easily accessible from the larger cities in the eastern third of our country. We’re hanging out at a lovely campground called Big Meadows in SNP. There are over 200 sites here and although none have juice, all have easy access to water and dump stations; generators are allowed five hours a day. This is beautiful country, charming in a way the West is not: old orchards and cemeteries tell you that people of European descent have been here for well over 300 years. For now this is Saturday National Park. Later in the season people will reserve sites for several days, but for a while you can drive in Sunday through Thursday without reservations and find a good site that’s available until noon Saturday. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/redtailed-hawk-hooks-300x169.jpgImage (8) Redtailed-Hawk-Hooks-300x169.jpg for post 2586The gift shops at our latest National Park sell a variety of shirts, caps, and jackets bearing the SNP logo. It stands for Shenandoah National Park, the first park easily accessible from the larger cities in the eastern third of our country. We’re hanging out at a lovely campground called Big Meadows in SNP. There are over 200 sites here and although none have juice, all have easy access to water and dump stations; generators are allowed five hours a day. This is beautiful country, charming in a way the West is not: old orchards and cemeteries tell you that people of European descent have been here for well over 300 years. For now this is Saturday National Park. Later in the season people will reserve sites for several days, but for a while you can drive in Sunday through Thursday without reservations and find a good site that’s available until noon Saturday. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/mara-and-hawk-300x169.jpgImage (7) Mara-and-Hawk-300x169.jpg for post 2586The gift shops at our latest National Park sell a variety of shirts, caps, and jackets bearing the SNP logo. It stands for Shenandoah National Park, the first park easily accessible from the larger cities in the eastern third of our country. We’re hanging out at a lovely campground called Big Meadows in SNP. There are over 200 sites here and although none have juice, all have easy access to water and dump stations; generators are allowed five hours a day. This is beautiful country, charming in a way the West is not: old orchards and cemeteries tell you that people of European descent have been here for well over 300 years. For now this is Saturday National Park. Later in the season people will reserve sites for several days, but for a while you can drive in Sunday through Thursday without reservations and find a good site that’s available until noon Saturday. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/ufo-300x169.jpgImage (9) ufo-300x169.jpg for post 2586The gift shops at our latest National Park sell a variety of shirts, caps, and jackets bearing the SNP logo. It stands for Shenandoah National Park, the first park easily accessible from the larger cities in the eastern third of our country. We’re hanging out at a lovely campground called Big Meadows in SNP. There are over 200 sites here and although none have juice, all have easy access to water and dump stations; generators are allowed five hours a day. This is beautiful country, charming in a way the West is not: old orchards and cemeteries tell you that people of European descent have been here for well over 300 years. For now this is Saturday National Park. Later in the season people will reserve sites for several days, but for a while you can drive in Sunday through Thursday without reservations and find a good site that’s available until noon Saturday. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/godzilla1.jpgGodzillaGodjira!2015-05-09T22:47:44+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/05/01/au-revoir-assateague/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/pony-in-camp.jpgImage (8) Pony-in-Camp.jpg for post 2571April 29 was our last full day at the Assateague National Seashore, on the Maryland side. The local wildlife came out to wish us safe travels. We saw a pair of wild turkeys, several horses, and pod after pod of bottlenose dolphins swimming southbound three hundred yards offshore. The male blackbirds and gulls are staking out prime nesting sites, which means spring has come to the Atlantic Seaboard. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/pony-in-camp-300x270.jpgImage (9) Pony-in-Camp-300x270.jpg for post 2571April 29 was our last full day at the Assateague National Seashore, on the Maryland side. The local wildlife came out to wish us safe travels. We saw a pair of wild turkeys, several horses, and pod after pod of bottlenose dolphins swimming southbound three hundred yards offshore. The male blackbirds and gulls are staking out prime nesting sites, which means spring has come to the Atlantic Seaboard. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/assateague-horses-by-the-sled-300x282.jpgImage (1) Assateague-Horses-by-the-Sled-300x282.jpg for post 2571April 29 was our last full day at the Assateague National Seashore, on the Maryland side. The local wildlife came out to wish us safe travels. We saw a pair of wild turkeys, several horses, and pod after pod of bottlenose dolphins swimming southbound three hundred yards offshore. The male blackbirds and gulls are staking out prime nesting sites, which means spring has come to the Atlantic Seaboard. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/ring-billed-gull-staking-out-territory-300x215.jpgImage (2) Ring-Billed-Gull-Staking-out-Territory-300x215.jpg for post 2571April 29 was our last full day at the Assateague National Seashore, on the Maryland side. The local wildlife came out to wish us safe travels. We saw a pair of wild turkeys, several horses, and pod after pod of bottlenose dolphins swimming southbound three hundred yards offshore. The male blackbirds and gulls are staking out prime nesting sites, which means spring has come to the Atlantic Seaboard. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/btr-dolphin-dorsal.jpgImage (3) btr-dolphin-dorsal.jpg for post 2571April 29 was our last full day at the Assateague National Seashore, on the Maryland side. The local wildlife came out to wish us safe travels. We saw a pair of wild turkeys, several horses, and pod after pod of bottlenose dolphins swimming southbound three hundred yards offshore. The male blackbirds and gulls are staking out prime nesting sites, which means spring has come to the Atlantic Seaboard. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/seabirds-not-a-smudge-on-your-screen-300x172.jpgImage (5) Seabirds-Not-a-Smudge-on-Your-Screen-300x172.jpg for post 2571April 29 was our last full day at the Assateague National Seashore, on the Maryland side. The local wildlife came out to wish us safe travels. We saw a pair of wild turkeys, several horses, and pod after pod of bottlenose dolphins swimming southbound three hundred yards offshore. The male blackbirds and gulls are staking out prime nesting sites, which means spring has come to the Atlantic Seaboard. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/btr-dolphin-dorsal-300x169.jpgImage (4) btr-dolphin-dorsal-300x169.jpg for post 2571April 29 was our last full day at the Assateague National Seashore, on the Maryland side. The local wildlife came out to wish us safe travels. We saw a pair of wild turkeys, several horses, and pod after pod of bottlenose dolphins swimming southbound three hundred yards offshore. The male blackbirds and gulls are staking out prime nesting sites, which means spring has come to the Atlantic Seaboard. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/kites-197x300.jpgImage (6) Kites-197x300.jpg for post 2571April 29 was our last full day at the Assateague National Seashore, on the Maryland side. The local wildlife came out to wish us safe travels. We saw a pair of wild turkeys, several horses, and pod after pod of bottlenose dolphins swimming southbound three hundred yards offshore. The male blackbirds and gulls are staking out prime nesting sites, which means spring has come to the Atlantic Seaboard. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/fish-shrimp-oyster-and-clam-platter-300x225.jpgImage (7) Fish-Shrimp-Oyster-and-Clam-Platter-300x225.jpg for post 2571April 29 was our last full day at the Assateague National Seashore, on the Maryland side. The local wildlife came out to wish us safe travels. We saw a pair of wild turkeys, several horses, and pod after pod of bottlenose dolphins swimming southbound three hundred yards offshore. The male blackbirds and gulls are staking out prime nesting sites, which means spring has come to the Atlantic Seaboard. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/pulled-pork-from-smokers-bbq1.jpgPulled Pork from Smokers BBQPulled Pork from Smokers BBQ2015-05-16T15:13:52+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/04/28/ich-bin-ein-berliner/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/night-horses-300x109.jpgImage (2) Night-Horses-300x109.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/night-horses.jpgImage (1) Night-Horses.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/van-gogh.jpgImage (3) van-Gogh.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/chesapeake-bay-tunnel.jpgImage (4) Chesapeake-Bay-Tunnel.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/chesapeake-bay-tunnel-300x169.jpgImage (5) Chesapeake-Bay-Tunnel-300x169.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/gun-pit.jpgImage (8) Gun-Pit.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/btr-red-pony-300x169.jpgImage (7) Btr-Red-Pony-300x169.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/btr-red-pony.jpgImage (6) Btr-Red-Pony.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/gun-pit-300x169.jpgImage (9) Gun-Pit-300x169.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/too-close-300x169.jpgImage (11) Too-Close-300x169.jpg for post 2558He was an old man who fished alone in a lobster boat off the Maine coast and he had gone 117 days without taking a crustacean. His luck was not bad, rather his judgment was good (don’t fish the Atlantic in winter). Then he met us and for all I know his luck changed. He is due for a change of luck. Eleven months ago he purchased a new 40’ RV which has now made six trips back to the dealer for repairs. After that he gave up on warranty work (like Van Gogh on his ear) and took his rig to Camping World. Thus we met our buddy from Maine in Foley, Alabama. 2015-04-28T20:24:56+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/04/24/ocracoke-island-with-kite-boards/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/elvis-rv-300x193.jpgImage (2) Elvis-RV-300x193.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/elvis-rv.jpgImage (1) Elvis-RV.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/ferry.jpgImage (3) Ferry.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/ferry-300x169.jpgImage (4) Ferry-300x169.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/the-ferry-croatan.jpgImage (5) The-Ferry-Croatan.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/howards-pub-chow.jpgImage (7) Howards-Pub-Chow.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/howards-pub-chow-300x169.jpgImage (8) Howards-Pub-Chow-300x169.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/the-ferry-croatan-300x169.jpgImage (6) The-Ferry-Croatan-300x169.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/ocrakcoke-beach-on-the-atlantic-side-300x169.jpgImage (10) Ocrakcoke-Beach-on-the-Atlantic-Side-300x169.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/kiting-equipment.jpgImage (11) Kiting-Equipment.jpg for post 2541The beaches are lovely if desolate. The village of Ocracoke is on the far end of the island away from the free ferry’s dock. (Don’t think you’re going to pedal your cruiser bicycle from ferry to village: that’s a 30 mile round trip.) The village has a dozen restaurants, several souvenir shops, a lighthouse you cannot enter, and a British cemetery where four poor guys sunk by U-boats in WW II will rest until a storm eventually washes the island away. 2015-04-24T21:00:03+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/04/22/cape-hatteras-national-seashore/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/pink-and-her-shoes.jpgImage (9) Pink-and-Her-Shoes.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/pink-and-her-shoes-300x169.jpgImage (10) Pink-and-Her-Shoes-300x169.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/rig-at-oregon-inlet-300x169.jpgImage (12) Rig-at-Oregon-Inlet-300x169.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/rig-at-oregon-inlet.jpgImage (11) Rig-at-Oregon-Inlet.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/scourge-of-the-beach.jpgImage (1) Scourge-of-the-Beach.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/scourge-of-the-beach-300x169.jpgImage (2) Scourge-of-the-Beach-300x169.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/best-oregon-beach-pelicans.jpgImage (3) Best-Oregon-Beach-Pelicans.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/best-oregon-beach-pelicans-300x169.jpgImage (4) Best-Oregon-Beach-Pelicans-300x169.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/btr-horses-on-the-beach-300x169.jpgImage (6) Btr-Horses-on-the-Beach-300x169.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/btr-horses-on-the-beach.jpgImage (5) Btr-Horses-on-the-Beach.jpg for post 2530Some parks advise their visitors to bring lots of insect repellent. Others warn you about extreme winter or summer weather. Hatteras Seashore does none of that, but what the hey, we used to be Tarheels. We know that country. You don’t need to tell us nothin’.2015-04-23T18:16:27+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/04/20/pettigrew-park-and-somerset-place/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/kat-and-pink-w-the-goose.jpgImage (8) Kat-and-Pink-w-the-Goose.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/kat-and-pink-w-the-goose-169x300.jpgImage (9) Kat-and-Pink-w-the-Goose-169x300.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/johnston-pettigrew.jpgImage (1) Johnston-Pettigrew.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/mansion.jpgImage (4) Mansion.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/necessaries-and-slave-quarters.jpgImage (2) Necessaries-and-Slave-Quarters.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/necessaries-and-slave-quarters-300x169.jpgImage (3) Necessaries-and-Slave-Quarters-300x169.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/the-lake.jpgImage (6) The-Lake.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/mansion-300x169.jpgImage (5) Mansion-300x169.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/the-lake-300x169.jpgImage (7) The-Lake-300x169.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/pass-list.jpgImage (12) Pass-List.jpg for post 2516Civil War General J Johnston Pettigrew is buried here. He led one of the three brigades in Pickett’s Charge at Gettysburg, and came back horseless, but unhurt. Two weeks later he was killed in a minor skirmish during Lee’s retreat toward Richmond. Pettigrew, something of a Renaissance Man, was fluent in half a dozen languages, a lawyer, mathematician, fencing master, author, university professor, and soldier, all by the age of 35. And he owned slaves on a farm next to the park.2015-04-21T23:55:33+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/04/16/spring-comes-to-north-carolina/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/dogwood-blossoms.jpgImage (1) Dogwood-Blossoms.jpg for post 2504Kat discovered a neat little Forest Service campground with all the conveniences just south of New Bern (say “Newburn”) NC. New Bern is big enough without being Big. It has a Wal-Mart, a Tractor Supply (for your propane needs), several Laundromats, and two Bojangles biscuit and chicken eateries. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/flanners-beach.jpgImage (2) Flanners-Beach.jpg for post 2504Kat discovered a neat little Forest Service campground with all the conveniences just south of New Bern (say “Newburn”) NC. New Bern is big enough without being Big. It has a Wal-Mart, a Tractor Supply (for your propane needs), several Laundromats, and two Bojangles biscuit and chicken eateries. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/blue-crabs.jpgImage (3) Blue-Crabs.jpg for post 2504Kat discovered a neat little Forest Service campground with all the conveniences just south of New Bern (say “Newburn”) NC. New Bern is big enough without being Big. It has a Wal-Mart, a Tractor Supply (for your propane needs), several Laundromats, and two Bojangles biscuit and chicken eateries. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/red-crab.jpgImage (4) Red-Crab.jpg for post 2504Kat discovered a neat little Forest Service campground with all the conveniences just south of New Bern (say “Newburn”) NC. New Bern is big enough without being Big. It has a Wal-Mart, a Tractor Supply (for your propane needs), several Laundromats, and two Bojangles biscuit and chicken eateries. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/maryland-crab-cakes.jpgImage (5) Maryland-Crab-Cakes.jpg for post 2504Kat discovered a neat little Forest Service campground with all the conveniences just south of New Bern (say “Newburn”) NC. New Bern is big enough without being Big. It has a Wal-Mart, a Tractor Supply (for your propane needs), several Laundromats, and two Bojangles biscuit and chicken eateries. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/maryland-crab-cakes-300x241.jpgImage (6) Maryland-Crab-Cakes-300x241.jpg for post 2504Kat discovered a neat little Forest Service campground with all the conveniences just south of New Bern (say “Newburn”) NC. New Bern is big enough without being Big. It has a Wal-Mart, a Tractor Supply (for your propane needs), several Laundromats, and two Bojangles biscuit and chicken eateries. 2015-04-17T18:51:29+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/04/04/im-your-buggy-man-with-a-project/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/amanda-and-tim-watson.jpgImage (1) Amanda-and-Tim-Watson.jpg for post 2481https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/amanda-and-tim-watson-300x169.jpgImage (2) Amanda-and-Tim-Watson-300x169.jpg for post 2481https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/daves-shrimp-and-red-rice.jpgImage (3) Daves-Shrimp-and-Red-Rice.jpg for post 2481https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/daves-shrimp-and-red-rice-300x200.jpgImage (4) Daves-Shrimp-and-Red-Rice-300x200.jpg for post 2481https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/shrimp-n-grits.jpgImage (5) Shrimp-n-Grits.jpg for post 2481https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/shrimp-n-grits-300x169.jpgImage (6) Shrimp-n-Grits-300x169.jpg for post 2481https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/duck-w-afro-300x169.jpgImage (8) duck-w-Afro-300x169.jpg for post 2481https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/duck-w-afro.jpgImage (7) duck-w-Afro.jpg for post 2481https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/pink-and-stream-300x153.jpgImage (10) Pink-and-Stream-300x153.jpg for post 2481https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/pink-and-stream.jpgImage (9) Pink-and-Stream.jpg for post 24812015-04-08T21:36:04+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/03/24/georgia-on-my-mind/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/pink-in-her-hunting-clothes.jpgImage (16) Pink-in-Her-Hunting-Clothes.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/pink-in-her-hunting-clothes-169x300.jpgImage (17) Pink-in-Her-Hunting-Clothes-169x300.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/peach-beach.jpgImage (1) Peach-Beach.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/peach-beach-209x300.jpgImage (2) Peach-Beach-209x300.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/thats-whos-been-fouling-the-truck-169x300.jpgImage (4) Thats-Whos-Been-Fouling-the-Truck-169x300.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/thats-whos-been-fouling-the-truck.jpgImage (3) Thats-Whos-Been-Fouling-the-Truck.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/fighting-a-mirror.jpgImage (5) Fighting-a-Mirror.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/fighting-a-mirror-169x300.jpgImage (6) Fighting-a-Mirror-169x300.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/colorful-camper.jpgImage (7) Colorful-Camper.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/violets-and-whities-300x169.jpgImage (9) Violets-and-Whities-300x169.jpg for post 2452Then she saw a wildcat, a couple of bighorn sheep, a buffalo, and a family of white-tailed deer. All were of that peculiar sub-species, Goodyearicus.2015-04-08T21:26:34+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/03/17/gulf-islands-national-seashore-florida/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/shelley-the-camp-armadillo.jpgImage (10) Shelley-the-Camp-Armadillo.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/shelley-the-camp-armadillo-300x164.jpgImage (11) Shelley-the-Camp-Armadillo-300x164.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/works-cheap-until-you-think.jpgImage (1) Works-Cheap-Until-You-Think.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/fortpickensfl-032-300x178.jpgImage (3) fortpickensfl-032-300x178.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/pickens-surfer-300x192.jpgImage (4) Pickens-Surfer-300x192.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/works-cheap-until-you-think-300x192.jpgImage (2) Works-Cheap-Until-You-Think-300x192.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/osprey-nest-258x300.jpgImage (6) Osprey-Nest-258x300.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/osprey-nest.jpgImage (5) Osprey-Nest.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/too-big-to-keep-300x169.jpgImage (7) Too-Big-to-Keep-300x169.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/argument-300x224.jpgImage (9) Argument-300x224.jpg for post 2438Fort Pickens has sun, water, warm winter weather, and well-stocked grocery stores in or near a historic campground with full hook-ups for $10 a night. We have Shelley the camp armadillo, surfers coexisting with surf fishermen (no shots fired yet), plus ospreys, eagles, and willets. Maybe it gets better than this, but I can’t tell you where.2015-04-03T22:56:03+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/02/28/beaver-dam-usfs-campground-minden-la/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/barc-lyndal-and-me-169x300.jpgImage (2) Barc-Lyndal-and-Me-169x300.jpg for post 2394Beaver Dam campground has just 29 sites, but with so few campers reservations are not really necessary. If you want a lake view, sites 15, 16, and 17 offer the best vistas. We booked 16 and were rewarded within moments of arrival by a flight of white pelicans, and by the time Kat came out with her camera, a bald eagle had wheeled overhead and was already well in the process of moving on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/barc-and-kat-with-fat.jpgImage (3) Barc-and-Kat-with-Fat.jpg for post 2394Beaver Dam campground has just 29 sites, but with so few campers reservations are not really necessary. If you want a lake view, sites 15, 16, and 17 offer the best vistas. We booked 16 and were rewarded within moments of arrival by a flight of white pelicans, and by the time Kat came out with her camera, a bald eagle had wheeled overhead and was already well in the process of moving on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/peanut-169x300.jpgImage (1) peanut-169x300.jpg for post 2394Beaver Dam campground has just 29 sites, but with so few campers reservations are not really necessary. If you want a lake view, sites 15, 16, and 17 offer the best vistas. We booked 16 and were rewarded within moments of arrival by a flight of white pelicans, and by the time Kat came out with her camera, a bald eagle had wheeled overhead and was already well in the process of moving on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/barc-and-kat-with-fat-300x169.jpgImage (4) Barc-and-Kat-with-Fat-300x169.jpg for post 2394Beaver Dam campground has just 29 sites, but with so few campers reservations are not really necessary. If you want a lake view, sites 15, 16, and 17 offer the best vistas. We booked 16 and were rewarded within moments of arrival by a flight of white pelicans, and by the time Kat came out with her camera, a bald eagle had wheeled overhead and was already well in the process of moving on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/inbound-whites-300x169.jpgImage (5) Inbound-Whites-300x169.jpg for post 2394Beaver Dam campground has just 29 sites, but with so few campers reservations are not really necessary. If you want a lake view, sites 15, 16, and 17 offer the best vistas. We booked 16 and were rewarded within moments of arrival by a flight of white pelicans, and by the time Kat came out with her camera, a bald eagle had wheeled overhead and was already well in the process of moving on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/pelican-staging-area-300x169.jpgImage (6) Pelican-Staging-Area-300x169.jpg for post 2394Beaver Dam campground has just 29 sites, but with so few campers reservations are not really necessary. If you want a lake view, sites 15, 16, and 17 offer the best vistas. We booked 16 and were rewarded within moments of arrival by a flight of white pelicans, and by the time Kat came out with her camera, a bald eagle had wheeled overhead and was already well in the process of moving on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/feeding-frenzy-300x169.jpgImage (7) Feeding-Frenzy-300x169.jpg for post 2394Beaver Dam campground has just 29 sites, but with so few campers reservations are not really necessary. If you want a lake view, sites 15, 16, and 17 offer the best vistas. We booked 16 and were rewarded within moments of arrival by a flight of white pelicans, and by the time Kat came out with her camera, a bald eagle had wheeled overhead and was already well in the process of moving on.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/barc-lyndal-and-me1.jpgBarc, Lyndal and MeCraig, Lyndal, and Jacksonhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/feeding-frenzy1.jpgFeeding FrenzyA Small Group Feeding Frenzyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/pelican-staging-area.jpgPelican Staging AreaWhite Pelicans Assemble2015-03-01T02:01:24+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/02/23/crawfish/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/eunice-mardi-300x169.jpgImage (2) Eunice-Mardi-300x169.jpg for post 2377Ville Platte and Mamou are on the northern edge of crawfish country. If you grow rice it makes sense to raise a few thousand pounds of mudbugs over the winter. After all, crawfish grown on rice are the tastiest. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/rubys-bar-300x169.jpgImage (1) Rubys-Bar-300x169.jpg for post 2377Ville Platte and Mamou are on the northern edge of crawfish country. If you grow rice it makes sense to raise a few thousand pounds of mudbugs over the winter. After all, crawfish grown on rice are the tastiest. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/automated-harvest-300x169.jpgImage (3) Automated-Harvest-300x169.jpg for post 2377Ville Platte and Mamou are on the northern edge of crawfish country. If you grow rice it makes sense to raise a few thousand pounds of mudbugs over the winter. After all, crawfish grown on rice are the tastiest. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/manual-crawfish-harvest-300x169.jpgImage (5) Manual-Crawfish-Harvest-300x169.jpg for post 2377Ville Platte and Mamou are on the northern edge of crawfish country. If you grow rice it makes sense to raise a few thousand pounds of mudbugs over the winter. After all, crawfish grown on rice are the tastiest. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/another-mudboat-300x169.jpgImage (4) Another-Mudboat-300x169.jpg for post 2377Ville Platte and Mamou are on the northern edge of crawfish country. If you grow rice it makes sense to raise a few thousand pounds of mudbugs over the winter. After all, crawfish grown on rice are the tastiest. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/crawfish.jpgCrawfishhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/mudboat-harvest3.jpgMudboat Harvesthttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/another-mudboat.jpgAnother MudboatAnother Way to Harvest Crawfishhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/mudboat-harvest2.jpgMudboat Harvesthttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/automated-harvest1-1.jpgAutomated HarvestEcrivisse2022-11-02T02:11:09+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/02/14/third-year-roadies/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/tom-and-star-the-paint.jpgImage (3) Tom-and-Star-the-Paint.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/blues-brothers-sisters-300x169.jpgImage (2) Blues-Brothers-Sisters-300x169.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/push-mow-in-the-parade-300x169.jpgImage (1) Push-Mow-in-the-Parade-300x169.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/tom-and-star-the-paint-259x300.jpgImage (4) Tom-and-Star-the-Paint-259x300.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/pontch-gator-sign.jpgImage (6) Pontch-Gator-Sign.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/backsplash-300x169.jpgImage (5) backsplash-300x169.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/shavers-fork.jpgImage (8) Shavers-Fork.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/shavers-fork-300x224.jpgImage (9) Shavers-Fork-300x224.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/pontch-gator-sign-300x188.jpgImage (7) Pontch-Gator-Sign-300x188.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/neils-hearse-300x225.jpgImage (11) Neils-Hearse-300x225.jpg for post 2341We both pull our rig pretty well now, but it was not always so. Kat has become an accomplished trailer backer and I have learned how to communicate in ways that will not lead to shoulder bursitis. I can usually eyeball a site and know where and how many levelers to use under the wheels. We’ve mastered use of our generator to preserve battery life while reloading our laptops and phones. Water management has been mastered, and neither of us has crushed a wheel chock in almost two years!2015-02-18T18:28:47+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/02/09/atchafalaya/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/ship-over-the-levee.jpgImage (1) Ship-Over-the-Levee.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/andouille.jpgImage (2) Andouille.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/boudin.jpgImage (3) Boudin.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/stephanie-and-kevin.jpgImage (4) Stephanie-and-Kevin.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/atchaf-bloody-mary.jpgImage (6) Atchaf-Bloody-Mary.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/atchaf-bloody-mary-300x198.jpgImage (7) Atchaf-Bloody-Mary-300x198.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/stephanie-and-kevin-300x261.jpgImage (5) Stephanie-and-Kevin-300x261.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/shrimp-and-grits.jpgImage (8) Shrimp-and-Grits.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/shrimp-and-grits-300x225.jpgImage (9) Shrimp-and-Grits-300x225.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/cochon.jpgImage (10) Cochon.jpg for post 2323. Kat and Steph raved over their Eggs Atchafalaya featuring poached oeufs with Hollandaise, fried green tomato, and lump Gulf crabmeat. Kevin liked his shrimp and grits, heads and all, ya’ll. 2015-02-11T03:31:53+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/02/04/gulf-islands-national-seashore-davis-bayou/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/pelican-at-gulf-islands.jpgImage (1) Pelican-at-Gulf-Islands.jpg for post 2304Walter Anderson’s art museum is in downtown Ocean Springs, and although we didn’t go I did Google him. He was quite the watercolorist, and almost as off his bird as old Van Gogh. How off was he? Well, he paid many visits to mental institutions, but escaped many more times than Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke. He married a beautiful rich woman but convinced her he was crazy so he could go off and paint landscapes while she supported him. (Crazy like a fox?) He rode out Hurricane Betsy on Horn Island miles out in the Gulf sheltered only by his rowboat. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/gone-pecan-beer-169x300.jpgImage (4) gone-pecan-beer-169x300.jpg for post 2304Walter Anderson’s art museum is in downtown Ocean Springs, and although we didn’t go I did Google him. He was quite the watercolorist, and almost as off his bird as old Van Gogh. How off was he? Well, he paid many visits to mental institutions, but escaped many more times than Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke. He married a beautiful rich woman but convinced her he was crazy so he could go off and paint landscapes while she supported him. (Crazy like a fox?) He rode out Hurricane Betsy on Horn Island miles out in the Gulf sheltered only by his rowboat. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/gone-pecan-beer.jpgImage (3) gone-pecan-beer.jpg for post 2304Walter Anderson’s art museum is in downtown Ocean Springs, and although we didn’t go I did Google him. He was quite the watercolorist, and almost as off his bird as old Van Gogh. How off was he? Well, he paid many visits to mental institutions, but escaped many more times than Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke. He married a beautiful rich woman but convinced her he was crazy so he could go off and paint landscapes while she supported him. (Crazy like a fox?) He rode out Hurricane Betsy on Horn Island miles out in the Gulf sheltered only by his rowboat. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/pelican-at-gulf-islands-300x169.jpgImage (2) Pelican-at-Gulf-Islands-300x169.jpg for post 2304Walter Anderson’s art museum is in downtown Ocean Springs, and although we didn’t go I did Google him. He was quite the watercolorist, and almost as off his bird as old Van Gogh. How off was he? Well, he paid many visits to mental institutions, but escaped many more times than Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke. He married a beautiful rich woman but convinced her he was crazy so he could go off and paint landscapes while she supported him. (Crazy like a fox?) He rode out Hurricane Betsy on Horn Island miles out in the Gulf sheltered only by his rowboat. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/black-drum-on-dauphin-island-221x300.jpgImage (5) black-drum-on-dauphin-island-221x300.jpg for post 2304Walter Anderson’s art museum is in downtown Ocean Springs, and although we didn’t go I did Google him. He was quite the watercolorist, and almost as off his bird as old Van Gogh. How off was he? Well, he paid many visits to mental institutions, but escaped many more times than Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke. He married a beautiful rich woman but convinced her he was crazy so he could go off and paint landscapes while she supported him. (Crazy like a fox?) He rode out Hurricane Betsy on Horn Island miles out in the Gulf sheltered only by his rowboat. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/gator-pond-300x169.jpgImage (6) Gator-Pond-300x169.jpg for post 2304Walter Anderson’s art museum is in downtown Ocean Springs, and although we didn’t go I did Google him. He was quite the watercolorist, and almost as off his bird as old Van Gogh. How off was he? Well, he paid many visits to mental institutions, but escaped many more times than Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke. He married a beautiful rich woman but convinced her he was crazy so he could go off and paint landscapes while she supported him. (Crazy like a fox?) He rode out Hurricane Betsy on Horn Island miles out in the Gulf sheltered only by his rowboat. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/edds-sign-169x300.jpgImage (7) Edds-sign-169x300.jpg for post 2304Walter Anderson’s art museum is in downtown Ocean Springs, and although we didn’t go I did Google him. He was quite the watercolorist, and almost as off his bird as old Van Gogh. How off was he? Well, he paid many visits to mental institutions, but escaped many more times than Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke. He married a beautiful rich woman but convinced her he was crazy so he could go off and paint landscapes while she supported him. (Crazy like a fox?) He rode out Hurricane Betsy on Horn Island miles out in the Gulf sheltered only by his rowboat. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/edds-drive-in-300x169.jpgImage (8) Edds-Drive-In-300x169.jpg for post 2304Walter Anderson’s art museum is in downtown Ocean Springs, and although we didn’t go I did Google him. He was quite the watercolorist, and almost as off his bird as old Van Gogh. How off was he? Well, he paid many visits to mental institutions, but escaped many more times than Paul Newman in Cool Hand Luke. He married a beautiful rich woman but convinced her he was crazy so he could go off and paint landscapes while she supported him. (Crazy like a fox?) He rode out Hurricane Betsy on Horn Island miles out in the Gulf sheltered only by his rowboat. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/gator-pond1.jpgGator PondThe Gator Pondhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/more-boats1.jpgMore BoatsMore Boats in Ocean Springs2015-02-16T19:37:52+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/01/25/pinks-story/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/pink-n-patty.jpgImage (3) Pink-n-Patty.jpg for post 2298We have been on the road two years and not yet have I told you about our sweet old dog. Today Pink tells her story. Unlike me, she’s more laconic than loquacious, but she does have a tale to tell. And here she goes.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/pink-n-patty-276x300.jpgImage (4) Pink-n-Patty-276x300.jpg for post 2298We have been on the road two years and not yet have I told you about our sweet old dog. Today Pink tells her story. Unlike me, she’s more laconic than loquacious, but she does have a tale to tell. And here she goes.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/walking-dauphin-island.jpgImage (1) Walking-Dauphin-Island.jpg for post 2298We have been on the road two years and not yet have I told you about our sweet old dog. Today Pink tells her story. Unlike me, she’s more laconic than loquacious, but she does have a tale to tell. And here she goes.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/walking-dauphin-island-300x245.jpgImage (2) Walking-Dauphin-Island-300x245.jpg for post 2298We have been on the road two years and not yet have I told you about our sweet old dog. Today Pink tells her story. Unlike me, she’s more laconic than loquacious, but she does have a tale to tell. And here she goes.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/mardigraspink.jpgImage (5) mardigraspink.jpg for post 2298We have been on the road two years and not yet have I told you about our sweet old dog. Today Pink tells her story. Unlike me, she’s more laconic than loquacious, but she does have a tale to tell. And here she goes.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/mardigraspink-283x300.jpgImage (6) mardigraspink-283x300.jpg for post 2298We have been on the road two years and not yet have I told you about our sweet old dog. Today Pink tells her story. Unlike me, she’s more laconic than loquacious, but she does have a tale to tell. And here she goes.2015-02-06T03:19:22+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/01/17/top-georgia-airstream-campground/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/4-active-campers.jpgImage (1) 4-Active-Campers.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/moonshine.jpgImage (3) Moonshine.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/4-active-campers-300x169.jpgImage (2) 4-Active-Campers-300x169.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/moonshine-300x169.jpgImage (4) Moonshine-300x169.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/ghost-trailers.jpgImage (7) Ghost-Trailers.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/25.jpgImage (5) 25.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/25-300x169.jpgImage (6) 25-300x169.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/a-live-one.jpgImage (9) A-Live-One.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/ghost-trailers-300x169.jpgImage (8) Ghost-Trailers-300x169.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/a-live-one-300x169.jpgImage (10) A-Live-One-300x169.jpg for post 2288Airstreamers are a strange tribe. We have an online forum where all things Airstream are hashed out, and occasionally settled. Many of us take perverse pride in how badly we are gouged on repairs and maintenance by RV shops, dealers, and especially Jackson Center ....2015-02-26T23:08:48+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/01/14/new-years-2015/2015-01-14T22:10:01+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/01/11/home-holidays/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/xmas-2014-canapes.jpgImage (1) Xmas-2014-Canapes.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/steph-with-christmas-plates.jpgImage (3) Steph-with-Christmas-Plates.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/xmas-2014-canapes-300x169.jpgImage (2) Xmas-2014-Canapes-300x169.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/steph-with-christmas-plates-300x169.jpgImage (4) Steph-with-Christmas-Plates-300x169.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/jens-porch-view-300x169.jpgImage (6) Jens-Porch-View-300x169.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/jens-porch-view.jpgImage (5) Jens-Porch-View.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/jennifer-and-julee-300x169.jpgImage (7) Jennifer-and-Julee-300x169.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/gang-at-jens-300x169.jpgImage (8) Gang-at-Jens-300x169.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/refurbed-salsa.jpgImage (9) Refurbed-Salsa.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/refurbed-salsa-169x300.jpgImage (10) Refurbed-Salsa-169x300.jpg for post 2269On the cloudy days we watched the fog dance with the mountain to the east of Julee’s homestead, played SpotIt and Quirkle. Along the way I came up with an answer to this blog’s lead-in question: Home for Christmas is where 2015-01-17T05:18:35+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/01/03/new-scam-part-ii/2015-01-09T03:03:37+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2015/01/02/new-scam/2015-01-02T23:58:09+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/12/02/basketball-movies-excellence/2015-01-01T05:46:02+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/11/30/giving-thanks/2014-12-01T03:18:14+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/11/22/coming-winter/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/raspberry-pancakes-300x168.jpgImage (2) Raspberry-Pancakes-300x168.jpg for post 2231When it’s this cold nobody wants to go out, or go anywhere. So I try new recipes and try to keep old Pink from becoming too bored. She has, for a dog, a first-rate mind. And I can tell when she’s bored: she wants to walk far too frequently for her biological needs and whines for me to set up the screen door so she can see out. It’s a sad thing, it really is. I hate feeling cold; Pink hates boredom. So we compromise. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/raspberry-pancakes.jpgImage (1) Raspberry-Pancakes.jpg for post 2231When it’s this cold nobody wants to go out, or go anywhere. So I try new recipes and try to keep old Pink from becoming too bored. She has, for a dog, a first-rate mind. And I can tell when she’s bored: she wants to walk far too frequently for her biological needs and whines for me to set up the screen door so she can see out. It’s a sad thing, it really is. I hate feeling cold; Pink hates boredom. So we compromise. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/potato-soup1.jpgPotato SoupPerfect Potato Soup, a la Ree Drummond2014-12-21T00:50:35+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/11/20/made-china/2014-11-26T01:24:42+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/11/08/ridin-city-new-orleans/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/pres-hall.jpgImage (1) Pres-Hall.jpg for post 2214Riding on the City of New Orleans is a lovely melody; the lyrics are pure poetry. Both were written by Steve Goodman, not by Arlo, nor Willie. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/pres-hall-300x150.jpgImage (2) Pres-Hall-300x150.jpg for post 2214Riding on the City of New Orleans is a lovely melody; the lyrics are pure poetry. Both were written by Steve Goodman, not by Arlo, nor Willie. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/beignets.jpgImage (3) beignets.jpg for post 2214Riding on the City of New Orleans is a lovely melody; the lyrics are pure poetry. Both were written by Steve Goodman, not by Arlo, nor Willie. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/cno-route.jpgImage (4) CNO-Route.jpg for post 2214Riding on the City of New Orleans is a lovely melody; the lyrics are pure poetry. Both were written by Steve Goodman, not by Arlo, nor Willie. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/andy-jackson.jpgImage (5) Andy-Jackson.jpg for post 2214Riding on the City of New Orleans is a lovely melody; the lyrics are pure poetry. Both were written by Steve Goodman, not by Arlo, nor Willie. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/andy-jackson-300x150.jpgImage (6) Andy-Jackson-300x150.jpg for post 2214Riding on the City of New Orleans is a lovely melody; the lyrics are pure poetry. Both were written by Steve Goodman, not by Arlo, nor Willie. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/city-of-new-orleans-dining-car-300x223.jpgImage (8) City-of-New-Orleans-Dining-Car-300x223.jpg for post 2214Riding on the City of New Orleans is a lovely melody; the lyrics are pure poetry. Both were written by Steve Goodman, not by Arlo, nor Willie. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/city-of-new-orleans-dining-car.jpgImage (7) City-of-New-Orleans-Dining-Car.jpg for post 2214Riding on the City of New Orleans is a lovely melody; the lyrics are pure poetry. Both were written by Steve Goodman, not by Arlo, nor Willie. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/city-of-new-orleans-locomotive.jpgImage (9) City-of-New-Orleans-Locomotive.jpg for post 2214Riding on the City of New Orleans is a lovely melody; the lyrics are pure poetry. Both were written by Steve Goodman, not by Arlo, nor Willie. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/homestretch1.jpgHomestretchIn the Homestretch, the Train Crossing Pontchartrain2014-11-08T22:55:37+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/11/05/kentucky-autumn/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/kat-and-pink-with-sculpture.jpgImage (3) Kat-and-Pink-with-Sculpture.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/colors-at-bernheim.jpgImage (1) Colors-at-Bernheim.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/colors-at-bernheim-300x168.jpgImage (2) Colors-at-Bernheim-300x168.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/kat-and-pink-with-sculpture-274x300.jpgImage (4) Kat-and-Pink-with-Sculpture-274x300.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/earth-measure-300x168.jpgImage (6) Earth-Measure-300x168.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/earth-measure.jpgImage (5) Earth-Measure.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/skywalk.jpgImage (9) Skywalk.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/spurlington-lake.jpgImage (7) Spurlington-Lake.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/spurlington-lake-300x168.jpgImage (8) Spurlington-Lake-300x168.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/skywalk-300x168.jpgImage (10) Skywalk-300x168.jpg for post 2196Bernheim Forest is a research and art arboretum, established with funding from the founder of the I. W. Harper Bourbon distillery. They emphasize sustainability, partly because the forest was planted over an abandoned strip mine (what’s less sustainable than an open-pit coal mine?) 2014-11-22T21:18:45+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/10/14/beggars-lot/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/raymond-the-beggar-300x168.jpgImage (2) Raymond-the-Beggar-300x168.jpg for post 2179. It’s probably better to be a disabled veteran on Memorial Day than to be a needy Christian on a Sunday afternoon. My hypothesis: churchmen (and church ladies) are less likely to give when they gave earlier in the day. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/raymond-the-beggar.jpgImage (1) Raymond-the-Beggar.jpg for post 2179. It’s probably better to be a disabled veteran on Memorial Day than to be a needy Christian on a Sunday afternoon. My hypothesis: churchmen (and church ladies) are less likely to give when they gave earlier in the day. 2014-10-14T16:33:11+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/10/09/autumn-kings/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/dude-monarch.jpgImage (1) Dude-Monarch.jpg for post 2170Campbellsville is on the edge of their flyway south. I’ve seen several lately, some stopping to sip clover nectar and others to drink water after a rain. They are here today and gone tomorrow: a metaphor for human life. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/femme-monarch.jpgImage (2) Femme-Monarch.jpg for post 2170Campbellsville is on the edge of their flyway south. I’ve seen several lately, some stopping to sip clover nectar and others to drink water after a rain. They are here today and gone tomorrow: a metaphor for human life. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/monarch-caterpillar.jpgImage (3) Monarch-Caterpillar.jpg for post 2170Campbellsville is on the edge of their flyway south. I’ve seen several lately, some stopping to sip clover nectar and others to drink water after a rain. They are here today and gone tomorrow: a metaphor for human life. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/monarch-flight-map.jpgImage (4) Monarch-Flight-Map.jpg for post 2170Campbellsville is on the edge of their flyway south. I’ve seen several lately, some stopping to sip clover nectar and others to drink water after a rain. They are here today and gone tomorrow: a metaphor for human life. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/monarch-flight-map-300x267.jpgImage (5) Monarch-Flight-Map-300x267.jpg for post 2170Campbellsville is on the edge of their flyway south. I’ve seen several lately, some stopping to sip clover nectar and others to drink water after a rain. They are here today and gone tomorrow: a metaphor for human life. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/tree-camped-monarchs.jpgImage (6) Tree-Camped-Monarchs.jpg for post 2170Campbellsville is on the edge of their flyway south. I’ve seen several lately, some stopping to sip clover nectar and others to drink water after a rain. They are here today and gone tomorrow: a metaphor for human life. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/tree-camped-monarchs-300x203.jpgImage (7) Tree-Camped-Monarchs-300x203.jpg for post 2170Campbellsville is on the edge of their flyway south. I’ve seen several lately, some stopping to sip clover nectar and others to drink water after a rain. They are here today and gone tomorrow: a metaphor for human life. 2014-11-05T19:42:56+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/10/02/country-ham-laundromats/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/earl-billings.jpgImage (1) Earl-Billings.jpg for post 2161You thought Lebanon was a mostly Muslim country where they don’t raise no pigs? It is, but this one ain’t. This Lebanon is 20 miles up the road from Campbellsville. Country ham is an acquired taste, and like chitlins’, its odiferous boiling creates that rarest of occasions when the flies on your window screens struggle to get out.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/earl-billings-236x300.jpgImage (2) Earl-Billings-236x300.jpg for post 2161You thought Lebanon was a mostly Muslim country where they don’t raise no pigs? It is, but this one ain’t. This Lebanon is 20 miles up the road from Campbellsville. Country ham is an acquired taste, and like chitlins’, its odiferous boiling creates that rarest of occasions when the flies on your window screens struggle to get out.2014-10-02T13:37:29+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/09/25/whiskey-tobacco/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/30-ride.jpgImage (3) 30-Ride.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/halloween-with-whisky-300x168.jpgImage (2) Halloween-with-Whisky-300x168.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/halloween-with-whisky.jpgImage (1) Halloween-with-Whisky.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/brands.jpgImage (5) Brands.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/brands-168x300.jpgImage (6) Brands-168x300.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/30-ride-300x168.jpgImage (4) 30-Ride-300x168.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/charred-barrel.jpgImage (9) Charred-Barrel.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/starting-a-barrel.jpgImage (7) Starting-a-Barrel.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/starting-a-barrel-168x300.jpgImage (8) Starting-a-Barrel-168x300.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/charred-barrel-300x168.jpgImage (10) Charred-Barrel-300x168.jpg for post 2133You’d expect tasting booths everywhere, but they all were locked up behind a fence with a cover charge at the gate. Pay the cover and each booth demands a couple more bucks for jus’ a lil’ tase. Few visitors went into that Spirit Garden, possibly on account of the early hour rather than the profit motive, or else they were Baptists who didn't want to be seen by their neighbors.2014-09-25T19:21:06+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/09/21/stonehenge/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/better-henge.jpgImage (1) Better-Henge.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/better-henge-300x168.jpgImage (2) Better-Henge-300x168.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/henge-center-stone-from-below-300x225.jpgImage (5) Henge-Center-Stone-from-Below-300x225.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/best-henge.jpgImage (3) Best-Henge.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/best-henge-300x168.jpgImage (4) Best-Henge-300x168.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/another-angle-300x168.jpgImage (7) Another-Angle-300x168.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/another-angle.jpgImage (6) Another-Angle.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/a-gun-on-cannon-hill-300x168.jpgImage (8) A-Gun-on-Cannon-Hill-300x168.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/garden-of-gethsemane-300x168.jpgImage (10) Garden-of-Gethsemane-300x168.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/garden-of-gethsemane.jpgImage (9) Garden-of-Gethsemane.jpg for post 2122The President just went to Stonehenge. Why shouldn’t we go too? 2015-10-04T22:01:50+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/09/15/munfordville-civil-war-days/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/camp-follower.jpgImage (1) Camp-Follower.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/camp-follower-300x168.jpgImage (2) Camp-Follower-300x168.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/mville-best-of-show.jpgImage (3) Mville-Best-of-Show.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/mville-best-of-show-300x168.jpgImage (4) Mville-Best-of-Show-300x168.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/munfordville-signage.jpgImage (5) Munfordville-Signage.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/the-band-300x168.jpgImage (7) The-Band-300x168.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/munfordville-signage-300x168.jpgImage (6) Munfordville-Signage-300x168.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/union-color-guard-with-chicks-300x168.jpgImage (9) Union-Color-Guard-with-Chicks-300x168.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/barefoot-soldier-and-a-fat-guy-300x168.jpgImage (10) Barefoot-Soldier-and-a-Fat-Guy-300x168.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/salute-to-the-stars-and-bars-300x168.jpgImage (8) Salute-to-the-Stars-and-Bars-300x168.jpg for post 2104In camp we saw three aged rebels (50’s to 60’s?) cooking meat over a wood fire. They were using a steel grill. The meat bore a suspicious resemblance to prime beef. I asked the mess sergeant (the guy wearing three red stripes wielding tongs) “Is that ‘possum or ‘coon?” 2014-09-15T16:00:00+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/09/04/campbellsville/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/green-river-lake.jpgImage (2) Green-River-Lake.jpg for post 2088The highlight of C’ville’s history occurred in 1864 when elements of the Confederate Army burned the county courthouse which Union troops had occupied as a barracks. The bluecoats must have all been up in Lebanon at the nearest liquor store....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/amazin-workplace-300x174.jpgImage (1) Amazin-Workplace-300x174.jpg for post 2088The highlight of C’ville’s history occurred in 1864 when elements of the Confederate Army burned the county courthouse which Union troops had occupied as a barracks. The bluecoats must have all been up in Lebanon at the nearest liquor store....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/green-river-lake-300x218.jpgImage (3) Green-River-Lake-300x218.jpg for post 2088The highlight of C’ville’s history occurred in 1864 when elements of the Confederate Army burned the county courthouse which Union troops had occupied as a barracks. The bluecoats must have all been up in Lebanon at the nearest liquor store....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/c-u-football-300x199.jpgImage (4) C-U-Football-300x199.jpg for post 2088The highlight of C’ville’s history occurred in 1864 when elements of the Confederate Army burned the county courthouse which Union troops had occupied as a barracks. The bluecoats must have all been up in Lebanon at the nearest liquor store....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/main-street-c-ville.jpgImage (5) Main-Street-c-Ville.jpg for post 2088The highlight of C’ville’s history occurred in 1864 when elements of the Confederate Army burned the county courthouse which Union troops had occupied as a barracks. The bluecoats must have all been up in Lebanon at the nearest liquor store....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/spurlington-tunnel-300x225.jpgImage (6) Spurlington-Tunnel-300x225.jpg for post 2088The highlight of C’ville’s history occurred in 1864 when elements of the Confederate Army burned the county courthouse which Union troops had occupied as a barracks. The bluecoats must have all been up in Lebanon at the nearest liquor store....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/fog-over-taylor-county-300x63.jpgImage (7) Fog-Over-Taylor-County-300x63.jpg for post 2088The highlight of C’ville’s history occurred in 1864 when elements of the Confederate Army burned the county courthouse which Union troops had occupied as a barracks. The bluecoats must have all been up in Lebanon at the nearest liquor store....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/heartland-sign1.jpgHeartland SignBest Face of the Rock Pilehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/c-u-football.jpgC U FootballC'ville U Footballhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/spurlington-tunnel1.jpgSpurlington TunnelSpurlington Tunnel Last November2014-09-09T01:21:01+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/08/28/corn-mammoth-cave/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/flowstone-at-frozen-niagara-199x300.jpgImage (1) Flowstone-at-Frozen-Niagara-199x300.jpg for post 2079He turned off the electric lights and suddenly it was literally dark as a tomb. You’ve never seen darkness like this. Then he flicked on a Bic lighter, cautioning us not to look at the flame, but to look up and all around. Sure enough, eyes adjusted and one could make out rocks, pits, walls, and floors. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/frozen-niagara-300x225.jpgImage (2) frozen-niagara-300x225.jpg for post 2079He turned off the electric lights and suddenly it was literally dark as a tomb. You’ve never seen darkness like this. Then he flicked on a Bic lighter, cautioning us not to look at the flame, but to look up and all around. Sure enough, eyes adjusted and one could make out rocks, pits, walls, and floors. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/cornfield1.jpgCornfieldKansas Corn 2014https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/stalagmite1.jpgStalagmiteStalagmiteshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/frozen-niagara1.jpgfrozen-niagaraCurtains at Frozen Niagarahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/flowstone-at-frozen-niagara1.jpgFlowstone at Frozen NiagaraFlowstone at Frozen Niagara2014-08-30T03:43:21+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/08/24/camping-corps-engineers/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/happy-camper-278x300.jpgImage (1) Happy-Camper-278x300.jpg for post 2068We have had cool A/C every night since Colorado. We paid $15 or less per night at all but one camp, and that was in high cost Dallas where we had to stop for repairs. Our average for those stays, not counting free days hooked up to Bomba the Jungle Boy’s shore power, is under $11 a day. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/better-willowbug-300x168.jpgImage (2) Better-Willowbug-300x168.jpg for post 2068We have had cool A/C every night since Colorado. We paid $15 or less per night at all but one camp, and that was in high cost Dallas where we had to stop for repairs. Our average for those stays, not counting free days hooked up to Bomba the Jungle Boy’s shore power, is under $11 a day. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/bailey-point-barren-rivr-sunset-300x168.jpgImage (3) Bailey-Point-Barren-Rivr-Sunset-300x168.jpg for post 2068We have had cool A/C every night since Colorado. We paid $15 or less per night at all but one camp, and that was in high cost Dallas where we had to stop for repairs. Our average for those stays, not counting free days hooked up to Bomba the Jungle Boy’s shore power, is under $11 a day. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/view-from-b17-bailey-point-300x168.jpgImage (5) View-from-B17-Bailey-Point-300x168.jpg for post 2068We have had cool A/C every night since Colorado. We paid $15 or less per night at all but one camp, and that was in high cost Dallas where we had to stop for repairs. Our average for those stays, not counting free days hooked up to Bomba the Jungle Boy’s shore power, is under $11 a day. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/sled-and-cradle-on-b17-barren-river-lake-300x168.jpgImage (4) Sled-and-Cradle-on-B17-Barren-River-Lake-300x168.jpg for post 2068We have had cool A/C every night since Colorado. We paid $15 or less per night at all but one camp, and that was in high cost Dallas where we had to stop for repairs. Our average for those stays, not counting free days hooked up to Bomba the Jungle Boy’s shore power, is under $11 a day. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/nightfall-over-barren-river-lake-300x168.jpgImage (6) Nightfall-Over-Barren-River-Lake-300x168.jpg for post 2068We have had cool A/C every night since Colorado. We paid $15 or less per night at all but one camp, and that was in high cost Dallas where we had to stop for repairs. Our average for those stays, not counting free days hooked up to Bomba the Jungle Boy’s shore power, is under $11 a day. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/happy-camper1.jpgHappy CamperOne Happy Camperhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/sled-and-cradle-on-b17-barren-river-lake1.jpgSled and Cradle on B17 Barren River LakeRed Sled and Kat's Cradle on B17https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/nightfall-over-barren-river-lake1.jpgNightfall Over Barren River LakeNight Falls on the Barren River Lakehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/view-from-b17-bailey-point1.jpgView from B17 Bailey PointView from B17's Chairs2014-08-24T22:51:46+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/08/18/electric-boondocking-kansas-ok/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/flood-safety-300x251.jpgImage (2) Flood-Safety-300x251.jpg for post 2053There are perhaps a dozen spots, each with electricity, set right next to a gem of a baseball field, the home of the Lyons Lions. It’s 350’ to dead center, with dugouts and a dark green batter’s eye.... There’s a community dump station and a potable water source, plus ample shade. You could stay there for up to two weeks, but ‘Hey, Toto: We are in Kansas.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/stone-church-300x254.jpgImage (1) Stone-Church-300x254.jpg for post 2053There are perhaps a dozen spots, each with electricity, set right next to a gem of a baseball field, the home of the Lyons Lions. It’s 350’ to dead center, with dugouts and a dark green batter’s eye.... There’s a community dump station and a potable water source, plus ample shade. You could stay there for up to two weeks, but ‘Hey, Toto: We are in Kansas.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/begin-termite-tale-300x168.jpgImage (5) Begin-Termite-Tale-300x168.jpg for post 2053There are perhaps a dozen spots, each with electricity, set right next to a gem of a baseball field, the home of the Lyons Lions. It’s 350’ to dead center, with dugouts and a dark green batter’s eye.... There’s a community dump station and a potable water source, plus ample shade. You could stay there for up to two weeks, but ‘Hey, Toto: We are in Kansas.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/motorcycle-caution-168x300.jpgImage (3) Motorcycle-Caution-168x300.jpg for post 2053There are perhaps a dozen spots, each with electricity, set right next to a gem of a baseball field, the home of the Lyons Lions. It’s 350’ to dead center, with dugouts and a dark green batter’s eye.... There’s a community dump station and a potable water source, plus ample shade. You could stay there for up to two weeks, but ‘Hey, Toto: We are in Kansas.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/stanton-co-rainbow-300x168.jpgImage (4) Stanton-CO-Rainbow-300x168.jpg for post 2053There are perhaps a dozen spots, each with electricity, set right next to a gem of a baseball field, the home of the Lyons Lions. It’s 350’ to dead center, with dugouts and a dark green batter’s eye.... There’s a community dump station and a potable water source, plus ample shade. You could stay there for up to two weeks, but ‘Hey, Toto: We are in Kansas.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/termite-runes-300x168.jpgImage (6) Termite-Runes-300x168.jpg for post 2053There are perhaps a dozen spots, each with electricity, set right next to a gem of a baseball field, the home of the Lyons Lions. It’s 350’ to dead center, with dugouts and a dark green batter’s eye.... There’s a community dump station and a potable water source, plus ample shade. You could stay there for up to two weeks, but ‘Hey, Toto: We are in Kansas.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/stone-church1.jpgStone ChurchA Destination Church Along the Wayhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/flood-safety1.jpgFlood SafetyOn Foot, or Pulling Our Rig?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/motorcycle-caution1.jpgMotorcycle CautionOh, Please! This Has Never Happened.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/stanton-co-rainbow1.jpgStanton CO RainbowA Monsoon Rainbow in Colorado2014-08-25T20:55:02+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/08/14/animals/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/bear-expression-300x220.jpgImage (2) Bear-Expression-300x220.jpg for post 2038What would you do when you turn a corner and come face to face with a bear just 20 feet away? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/thumper-300x168.jpgImage (1) Thumper-300x168.jpg for post 2038What would you do when you turn a corner and come face to face with a bear just 20 feet away? https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/bear-expression1.jpgBear ExpressionThis Was the Look on His Facehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/size-of-bear1.jpgSize of BearHe Was About This Sizehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/thumper1.jpgThumperA Curious Rabbithttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/dont-feed-the-animals1.jpgDon't Feed the Animalshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/northern-ex-moose1.jpgNorthern Ex MooseA Moose Like Kat's2014-08-22T23:18:07+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/08/11/tribute-robin-williams/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/poets-door-211x300.jpgImage (1) Poets-Door-211x300.jpg for post 2027We lost Robin Williams today. Despite his long and wonderful career brightening the lives of so many others, he could not find enough light in his own life to keep the candle burning. I’ve experienced mild depression, and felt so bad I couldn’t get out of bed for days. Severe depression had a hold on Robin, and it somehow convinced him that not being was preferable to living under that terrible condition. Robin Williams seemed to have a solid grip on life. He had a bit of religion – “I’m an Episcopal, it’s Catholic Lite. We do all the rituals, but with half the guilt.” He had good friends, lots of them. His first prime time television series was with Richard Pryor. Williams went to Julliard with Christopher Reeve. He promised Reeve that he’d cover his medical bills, for life, and did. Not long after Reeve’s equestrian accident, Williams came to visit him in his hospital room, in disguise as a Russian doctor assigned to his case to perform a colonoscopy. Reeve later admitted “That’s when I realized that I would be all right.” Williams became a cocaine addict along with the only actor of any note to perform before an audience of just Kat, Jackson, and an unnamed guy from Illinois. I’m talking about John Belushi, on Bourbon Street after doing Saturday Night Live circa 1976. Belushi’s demise helped Williams quit coke, but “So did the grand jury.” Later in life Robin did stand-up with Billy Crystal, and co-starred in Waiting for Godot at the Lincoln Center with Steve Martin. Wouldn’t you love to have seen that one! Does Netflix have that on a disc? I never saw his Mork character on Happy Days. I didn’t watch Mork and Mindy either, but I remember “Nan-oo, nan-oo!. I just didn’t see a lot of television back then. But Williams must have been good. Between my infantry training for that war, and his great performance as Adrian Cronauer in Good Morning, Vietnam! I could smell the place. After seeing Dead Poets Society I wished I had been English major, money be damned. And I remembered, with smiles and tears, the three educators who had made a difference in my life, and at times came close to being John Keating, “Oh Captain, my Captain!” the new instructor of poetry at Welton Academy. He was wonderful in The Fisher King, and a lot of people really enjoyed Good Will Hunting where he won some long overdue recognition in an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. But he was human. His three wives helped him spend every dime, and there was some unfortunate overlap between them, as in each leading to the demise of the one before. He was mostly sweetness and light, but you can’t do standup without hurling a few F-bombs. Play this after the chirrens are asleep. It’s a side of Robin Williams you may have missed. It is also a fine explanation of why I gave up golf. https:// He had a bit of religion – “I’m an Episcopal, it’s Catholic Lite. We do all the rituals, but with half the guilt.” He had good friends, lots of them. His first prime time television series was with Richard Pryor. Williams went to Julliard with Christopher Reeve. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/fisher-king-300x178.jpgImage (3) fisher-king-300x178.jpg for post 2027We lost Robin Williams today. Despite his long and wonderful career brightening the lives of so many others, he could not find enough light in his own life to keep the candle burning. I’ve experienced mild depression, and felt so bad I couldn’t get out of bed for days. Severe depression had a hold on Robin, and it somehow convinced him that not being was preferable to living under that terrible condition. Robin Williams seemed to have a solid grip on life. He had a bit of religion – “I’m an Episcopal, it’s Catholic Lite. We do all the rituals, but with half the guilt.” He had good friends, lots of them. His first prime time television series was with Richard Pryor. Williams went to Julliard with Christopher Reeve. He promised Reeve that he’d cover his medical bills, for life, and did. Not long after Reeve’s equestrian accident, Williams came to visit him in his hospital room, in disguise as a Russian doctor assigned to his case to perform a colonoscopy. Reeve later admitted “That’s when I realized that I would be all right.” Williams became a cocaine addict along with the only actor of any note to perform before an audience of just Kat, Jackson, and an unnamed guy from Illinois. I’m talking about John Belushi, on Bourbon Street after doing Saturday Night Live circa 1976. Belushi’s demise helped Williams quit coke, but “So did the grand jury.” Later in life Robin did stand-up with Billy Crystal, and co-starred in Waiting for Godot at the Lincoln Center with Steve Martin. Wouldn’t you love to have seen that one! Does Netflix have that on a disc? I never saw his Mork character on Happy Days. I didn’t watch Mork and Mindy either, but I remember “Nan-oo, nan-oo!. I just didn’t see a lot of television back then. But Williams must have been good. Between my infantry training for that war, and his great performance as Adrian Cronauer in Good Morning, Vietnam! I could smell the place. After seeing Dead Poets Society I wished I had been English major, money be damned. And I remembered, with smiles and tears, the three educators who had made a difference in my life, and at times came close to being John Keating, “Oh Captain, my Captain!” the new instructor of poetry at Welton Academy. He was wonderful in The Fisher King, and a lot of people really enjoyed Good Will Hunting where he won some long overdue recognition in an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. But he was human. His three wives helped him spend every dime, and there was some unfortunate overlap between them, as in each leading to the demise of the one before. He was mostly sweetness and light, but you can’t do standup without hurling a few F-bombs. Play this after the chirrens are asleep. It’s a side of Robin Williams you may have missed. It is also a fine explanation of why I gave up golf. https:// He had a bit of religion – “I’m an Episcopal, it’s Catholic Lite. We do all the rituals, but with half the guilt.” He had good friends, lots of them. His first prime time television series was with Richard Pryor. Williams went to Julliard with Christopher Reeve. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/poets-212x300.jpgImage (2) POETS-212x300.jpg for post 2027We lost Robin Williams today. Despite his long and wonderful career brightening the lives of so many others, he could not find enough light in his own life to keep the candle burning. I’ve experienced mild depression, and felt so bad I couldn’t get out of bed for days. Severe depression had a hold on Robin, and it somehow convinced him that not being was preferable to living under that terrible condition. Robin Williams seemed to have a solid grip on life. He had a bit of religion – “I’m an Episcopal, it’s Catholic Lite. We do all the rituals, but with half the guilt.” He had good friends, lots of them. His first prime time television series was with Richard Pryor. Williams went to Julliard with Christopher Reeve. He promised Reeve that he’d cover his medical bills, for life, and did. Not long after Reeve’s equestrian accident, Williams came to visit him in his hospital room, in disguise as a Russian doctor assigned to his case to perform a colonoscopy. Reeve later admitted “That’s when I realized that I would be all right.” Williams became a cocaine addict along with the only actor of any note to perform before an audience of just Kat, Jackson, and an unnamed guy from Illinois. I’m talking about John Belushi, on Bourbon Street after doing Saturday Night Live circa 1976. Belushi’s demise helped Williams quit coke, but “So did the grand jury.” Later in life Robin did stand-up with Billy Crystal, and co-starred in Waiting for Godot at the Lincoln Center with Steve Martin. Wouldn’t you love to have seen that one! Does Netflix have that on a disc? I never saw his Mork character on Happy Days. I didn’t watch Mork and Mindy either, but I remember “Nan-oo, nan-oo!. I just didn’t see a lot of television back then. But Williams must have been good. Between my infantry training for that war, and his great performance as Adrian Cronauer in Good Morning, Vietnam! I could smell the place. After seeing Dead Poets Society I wished I had been English major, money be damned. And I remembered, with smiles and tears, the three educators who had made a difference in my life, and at times came close to being John Keating, “Oh Captain, my Captain!” the new instructor of poetry at Welton Academy. He was wonderful in The Fisher King, and a lot of people really enjoyed Good Will Hunting where he won some long overdue recognition in an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. But he was human. His three wives helped him spend every dime, and there was some unfortunate overlap between them, as in each leading to the demise of the one before. He was mostly sweetness and light, but you can’t do standup without hurling a few F-bombs. Play this after the chirrens are asleep. It’s a side of Robin Williams you may have missed. It is also a fine explanation of why I gave up golf. https:// He had a bit of religion – “I’m an Episcopal, it’s Catholic Lite. We do all the rituals, but with half the guilt.” He had good friends, lots of them. His first prime time television series was with Richard Pryor. Williams went to Julliard with Christopher Reeve. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/little-guys-300x162.jpgImage (4) little-guys-300x162.jpg for post 2027We lost Robin Williams today. Despite his long and wonderful career brightening the lives of so many others, he could not find enough light in his own life to keep the candle burning. I’ve experienced mild depression, and felt so bad I couldn’t get out of bed for days. Severe depression had a hold on Robin, and it somehow convinced him that not being was preferable to living under that terrible condition. Robin Williams seemed to have a solid grip on life. He had a bit of religion – “I’m an Episcopal, it’s Catholic Lite. We do all the rituals, but with half the guilt.” He had good friends, lots of them. His first prime time television series was with Richard Pryor. Williams went to Julliard with Christopher Reeve. He promised Reeve that he’d cover his medical bills, for life, and did. Not long after Reeve’s equestrian accident, Williams came to visit him in his hospital room, in disguise as a Russian doctor assigned to his case to perform a colonoscopy. Reeve later admitted “That’s when I realized that I would be all right.” Williams became a cocaine addict along with the only actor of any note to perform before an audience of just Kat, Jackson, and an unnamed guy from Illinois. I’m talking about John Belushi, on Bourbon Street after doing Saturday Night Live circa 1976. Belushi’s demise helped Williams quit coke, but “So did the grand jury.” Later in life Robin did stand-up with Billy Crystal, and co-starred in Waiting for Godot at the Lincoln Center with Steve Martin. Wouldn’t you love to have seen that one! Does Netflix have that on a disc? I never saw his Mork character on Happy Days. I didn’t watch Mork and Mindy either, but I remember “Nan-oo, nan-oo!. I just didn’t see a lot of television back then. But Williams must have been good. Between my infantry training for that war, and his great performance as Adrian Cronauer in Good Morning, Vietnam! I could smell the place. After seeing Dead Poets Society I wished I had been English major, money be damned. And I remembered, with smiles and tears, the three educators who had made a difference in my life, and at times came close to being John Keating, “Oh Captain, my Captain!” the new instructor of poetry at Welton Academy. He was wonderful in The Fisher King, and a lot of people really enjoyed Good Will Hunting where he won some long overdue recognition in an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. But he was human. His three wives helped him spend every dime, and there was some unfortunate overlap between them, as in each leading to the demise of the one before. He was mostly sweetness and light, but you can’t do standup without hurling a few F-bombs. Play this after the chirrens are asleep. It’s a side of Robin Williams you may have missed. It is also a fine explanation of why I gave up golf. https:// He had a bit of religion – “I’m an Episcopal, it’s Catholic Lite. We do all the rituals, but with half the guilt.” He had good friends, lots of them. His first prime time television series was with Richard Pryor. Williams went to Julliard with Christopher Reeve. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/cronauer11.jpgCronauerhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/good-morning-vietnam1.jpgGood Morning VietnamFeatured Pichttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/little-guys1.jpglittle guysSomething About Little Guys?https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/fisher-king1.jpgfisher kingThe Fisher Kinghttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/cronauer2.jpgCronauerGood Morning, Vietnam!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/poets-door1.jpgPoets DoorHere's Keating! 2015-04-04T01:12:13+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/08/08/air-warriors/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/rufous-male-300x288.jpgImage (1) rufous-male-300x288.jpg for post 2016A rufous hen took over our feeder for several days and did her best to drive off every other hummingbird looking for a drink. She was a normal-sized bird at first, but after hogging the sugar for several days, she became noticeably plump. She got so fat and bellicose that we named her Cheney, after our former Vice-President. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/feeder-in-a-dull-moment-300x168.jpgImage (2) Feeder-in-a-Dull-Moment-300x168.jpg for post 2016A rufous hen took over our feeder for several days and did her best to drive off every other hummingbird looking for a drink. She was a normal-sized bird at first, but after hogging the sugar for several days, she became noticeably plump. She got so fat and bellicose that we named her Cheney, after our former Vice-President. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/dick-cheney-209x300.jpgImage (4) dick-cheney-209x300.jpg for post 2016A rufous hen took over our feeder for several days and did her best to drive off every other hummingbird looking for a drink. She was a normal-sized bird at first, but after hogging the sugar for several days, she became noticeably plump. She got so fat and bellicose that we named her Cheney, after our former Vice-President. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/big-boy-watching-hummingbirds-300x168.jpgImage (3) big-boy-watching-hummingbirds-300x168.jpg for post 2016A rufous hen took over our feeder for several days and did her best to drive off every other hummingbird looking for a drink. She was a normal-sized bird at first, but after hogging the sugar for several days, she became noticeably plump. She got so fat and bellicose that we named her Cheney, after our former Vice-President. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/dick-cheney1.jpgdick-cheneyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/big-boy-watching-hummingbirds1.jpgbig boy watching hummingbirdsForget His Width: Notice the Three Humminbirdshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/rufous-hen1.jpgRufous HenCheney Before She Took Officehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/feeder-in-a-dull-moment1.jpgFeeder in a Dull MomentOur Feeder in a Slow Momenthttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/rufous-male1.jpgrufous maleA Young Rufous Male2014-08-24T22:21:23+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/08/06/rocky-mountain-national-park/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/tundra-closeup-300x168.jpgImage (1) Tundra-closeup-300x168.jpg for post 2013Overlooks are everywhere along the highway and you’ll see amazing beauty from all of them. The air is so wonderfully clean you may see rainfall and lightning strikes on mountains fifty miles away. My favorite sights are those sub-alpine lakes hundreds to thousands of feet below those tundra overlooks. Through binoculars you see that some are lakes with lillypads and trout working the bugs, and some others are just blue pools of snowmelt, cold and sterile as an operating room. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/marmot.jpgImage (2) Marmot.jpg for post 2013Overlooks are everywhere along the highway and you’ll see amazing beauty from all of them. The air is so wonderfully clean you may see rainfall and lightning strikes on mountains fifty miles away. My favorite sights are those sub-alpine lakes hundreds to thousands of feet below those tundra overlooks. Through binoculars you see that some are lakes with lillypads and trout working the bugs, and some others are just blue pools of snowmelt, cold and sterile as an operating room. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/marmot-300x168.jpgImage (3) Marmot-300x168.jpg for post 2013Overlooks are everywhere along the highway and you’ll see amazing beauty from all of them. The air is so wonderfully clean you may see rainfall and lightning strikes on mountains fifty miles away. My favorite sights are those sub-alpine lakes hundreds to thousands of feet below those tundra overlooks. Through binoculars you see that some are lakes with lillypads and trout working the bugs, and some others are just blue pools of snowmelt, cold and sterile as an operating room. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/rmnp-clouds.jpgImage (4) RMNP-Clouds.jpg for post 2013Overlooks are everywhere along the highway and you’ll see amazing beauty from all of them. The air is so wonderfully clean you may see rainfall and lightning strikes on mountains fifty miles away. My favorite sights are those sub-alpine lakes hundreds to thousands of feet below those tundra overlooks. Through binoculars you see that some are lakes with lillypads and trout working the bugs, and some others are just blue pools of snowmelt, cold and sterile as an operating room. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/snowfield-300x168.jpgImage (6) Snowfield-300x168.jpg for post 2013Overlooks are everywhere along the highway and you’ll see amazing beauty from all of them. The air is so wonderfully clean you may see rainfall and lightning strikes on mountains fifty miles away. My favorite sights are those sub-alpine lakes hundreds to thousands of feet below those tundra overlooks. Through binoculars you see that some are lakes with lillypads and trout working the bugs, and some others are just blue pools of snowmelt, cold and sterile as an operating room. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/rmnp-clouds-300x168.jpgImage (5) RMNP-Clouds-300x168.jpg for post 2013Overlooks are everywhere along the highway and you’ll see amazing beauty from all of them. The air is so wonderfully clean you may see rainfall and lightning strikes on mountains fifty miles away. My favorite sights are those sub-alpine lakes hundreds to thousands of feet below those tundra overlooks. Through binoculars you see that some are lakes with lillypads and trout working the bugs, and some others are just blue pools of snowmelt, cold and sterile as an operating room. 2014-08-08T01:11:55+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/08/02/cold-day-july/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/fog-and-rain.jpgImage (1) Fog-and-Rain.jpg for post 2002We were frequent tent campers when our kids were little. Our rule was: forget about the weather; if you go, you stay. We had a day just like this in Colorado back in ’91. We ventured outside only to cook, spending most of the day inside our old Suburban. I prepared scrambled eggs, canned corned beef hash, and skillet toast on a two-burner Coleman stove wearing a poncho to keep out the light but steady rain. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/duck-weather-300x168.jpgImage (4) Duck-Weather-300x168.jpg for post 2002We were frequent tent campers when our kids were little. Our rule was: forget about the weather; if you go, you stay. We had a day just like this in Colorado back in ’91. We ventured outside only to cook, spending most of the day inside our old Suburban. I prepared scrambled eggs, canned corned beef hash, and skillet toast on a two-burner Coleman stove wearing a poncho to keep out the light but steady rain. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/fog-and-rain-300x168.jpgImage (2) Fog-and-Rain-300x168.jpg for post 2002We were frequent tent campers when our kids were little. Our rule was: forget about the weather; if you go, you stay. We had a day just like this in Colorado back in ’91. We ventured outside only to cook, spending most of the day inside our old Suburban. I prepared scrambled eggs, canned corned beef hash, and skillet toast on a two-burner Coleman stove wearing a poncho to keep out the light but steady rain. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/more-fog-and-rain-300x168.jpgImage (3) More-Fog-and-Rain-300x168.jpg for post 2002We were frequent tent campers when our kids were little. Our rule was: forget about the weather; if you go, you stay. We had a day just like this in Colorado back in ’91. We ventured outside only to cook, spending most of the day inside our old Suburban. I prepared scrambled eggs, canned corned beef hash, and skillet toast on a two-burner Coleman stove wearing a poncho to keep out the light but steady rain. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/camp-dick-rainbow-300x140.jpgImage (7) Camp-Dick-Rainbow-300x140.jpg for post 2002We were frequent tent campers when our kids were little. Our rule was: forget about the weather; if you go, you stay. We had a day just like this in Colorado back in ’91. We ventured outside only to cook, spending most of the day inside our old Suburban. I prepared scrambled eggs, canned corned beef hash, and skillet toast on a two-burner Coleman stove wearing a poncho to keep out the light but steady rain. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/pink-in-raingear-168x300.jpgImage (6) Pink-in-Raingear-168x300.jpg for post 2002We were frequent tent campers when our kids were little. Our rule was: forget about the weather; if you go, you stay. We had a day just like this in Colorado back in ’91. We ventured outside only to cook, spending most of the day inside our old Suburban. I prepared scrambled eggs, canned corned beef hash, and skillet toast on a two-burner Coleman stove wearing a poncho to keep out the light but steady rain. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/pink-in-raingear.jpgImage (5) Pink-in-Raingear.jpg for post 2002We were frequent tent campers when our kids were little. Our rule was: forget about the weather; if you go, you stay. We had a day just like this in Colorado back in ’91. We ventured outside only to cook, spending most of the day inside our old Suburban. I prepared scrambled eggs, canned corned beef hash, and skillet toast on a two-burner Coleman stove wearing a poncho to keep out the light but steady rain. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/hendrix-stamp1.jpgHendrix stamphttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/duck-weather1.jpgDuck WeatherDuck Weatherhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/camp-dick-rainbow1.jpgCamp Dick RainbowRainbow After the Storm2014-08-08T01:10:37+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/07/29/monsoon-season-end-summer/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/site-20-at-camp-dick-300x168.jpgImage (1) Site-20-at-Camp-Dick-300x168.jpg for post 1987https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/chilling-the-chardonnay-300x168.jpgImage (3) Chilling-the-Chardonnay-300x168.jpg for post 1987https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/chilling-the-chardonnay.jpgImage (2) Chilling-the-Chardonnay.jpg for post 1987https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/hailstones-the-day-after-300x168.jpgImage (5) Hailstones-the-Day-After-300x168.jpg for post 1987https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/hailstones-the-day-after.jpgImage (4) Hailstones-the-Day-After.jpg for post 1987https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/stormy-visitor-to-lake-lilly-300x168.jpgImage (6) Stormy-Visitor-to-Lake-Lilly-300x168.jpg for post 1987https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/zoomed-gerbers-300x168.jpgImage (8) Zoomed-Gerbers-300x168.jpg for post 1987https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/punked-stellers-jay-300x168.jpgImage (9) Punked-Stellers-Jay-300x168.jpg for post 1987https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/pink-and-yellow-fleurs-168x300.jpgImage (7) Pink-and-Yellow-Fleurs-168x300.jpg for post 1987https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/daisies-after-the-rain-300x167.jpgImage (11) Daisies-after-the-Rain-300x167.jpg for post 19872014-07-29T17:08:52+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/07/25/salidas-riverside-artfest/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/site-20-at-camp-dick.jpgSite 20 at Camp DickSite 20 at Camp Dickhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/snowfield1.jpgSnowfieldRMNP Snowfield on July 24https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/tundra-closeup1.jpgTundra closeupAlpine Tundra Closeuphttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/st-vrain-creek-thru-camp-dick1.jpgSt Vrain Creek thru Camp DickMiddle St. Vrain Creek thru Camp Dickhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/spiral-hill-view1.jpgSpiral Hill ViewArkansas River from the Spiral Roadhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/btr-spiral-road-view1.jpgBtr Spiral Road ViewSalida Seen from the Spiral Roadhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/big-s1.jpgBig STenderfoot Hill with Spiral Roadhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/pizza-assembly.jpgImage (1) Pizza-Assembly.jpg for post 1953the weather was perfect, and had I felt the urge, I coulda got my face painted for only $10. I thought of having it done for this blog, but what the hey, to paraphrase the immortal Morty Sline, “This blog is yet to gross Dollar One.” Ixnay on the face painting.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/pizza-baker-168x300.jpgImage (4) Pizza-Baker-168x300.jpg for post 1953the weather was perfect, and had I felt the urge, I coulda got my face painted for only $10. I thought of having it done for this blog, but what the hey, to paraphrase the immortal Morty Sline, “This blog is yet to gross Dollar One.” Ixnay on the face painting.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/pizza-assembly-300x168.jpgImage (2) Pizza-Assembly-300x168.jpg for post 1953the weather was perfect, and had I felt the urge, I coulda got my face painted for only $10. I thought of having it done for this blog, but what the hey, to paraphrase the immortal Morty Sline, “This blog is yet to gross Dollar One.” Ixnay on the face painting.2014-07-25T18:21:12+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/07/16/salida-arts-festival/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/53-chevy-truck.jpgImage (1) 53-Chevy-Truck.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/53-chevy-truck-300x168.jpgImage (2) 53-Chevy-Truck-300x168.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/wine-and-cokes.jpgImage (3) Wine-and-Cokes.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/wine-and-cokes-168x300.jpgImage (4) Wine-and-Cokes-168x300.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/roderick-stevens-300x300.jpgImage (6) Roderick-Stevens-300x300.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/roderick-stevens.jpgImage (5) Roderick-Stevens.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/paint-by-number.jpgImage (7) Paint-by-Number.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/paint-by-number-300x180.jpgImage (8) Paint-by-Number-300x180.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/pickleball.jpgImage (9) Pickleball.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/pickleball-300x168.jpgImage (10) Pickleball-300x168.jpg for post 1938My choice for best of show was from the genre of – to my astonishment - photo realism. Typically those skilled at making paint on canvas resemble a good photo lack creativity, and if all you can do is paint something that looks like a huge digital photograph, yo, twig to this, brother: the world already has cameras. But this fellow was clever and inventive in his choice of subjects and in his execution of them. 2014-07-17T01:54:25+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/07/13/full-arky-moon-trout/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/arkies.jpgImage (3) Arkies.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/arkansas-river-yakers-in-salida-300x168.jpgImage (2) Arkansas-River-Yakers-in-Salida-300x168.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/arkansas-river-yakers-in-salida.jpgImage (1) Arkansas-River-Yakers-in-Salida.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/arkies-300x168.jpgImage (4) Arkies-300x168.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/arky-moon-300x168.jpgImage (6) Arky-Moon-300x168.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/arky-moon.jpgImage (5) Arky-Moon.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/bighorn-cezanne-2.jpgImage (9) Bighorn-Cezanne-2.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/butterfly-feeder.jpgImage (7) Butterfly-Feeder.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/butterfly-feeder-300x168.jpgImage (8) Butterfly-Feeder-300x168.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/bighorn-cezanne-2-300x168.jpgImage (10) Bighorn-Cezanne-2-300x168.jpg for post 1928“You bought eight packs of cigarettes and I only got two!” “Well, divide four into eight, you big dope.” “It still ain’t right … I need ‘em more than the rest of you.” Or “We have $134, two cans of Vienna sausage, and we’re three states from home!” 2014-07-14T15:01:21+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/07/11/boondocking-salida/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/rafting-salida-arkansas-river.jpgImage (1) Rafting-Salida-Arkansas-River.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/rafting-salida-arkansas-river-300x168.jpgImage (2) Rafting-Salida-Arkansas-River-300x168.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/dory-fly-fishing-300x168.jpgImage (4) Dory-Fly-Fishing-300x168.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/dory-fly-fishing.jpgImage (3) Dory-Fly-Fishing.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/surfin-the-river-in-salida.jpgImage (5) Surfin-the-River-in-Salida.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/surfin-the-river-in-salida-300x168.jpgImage (6) Surfin-the-River-in-Salida-300x168.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/best-herd-shot.jpgImage (7) Best-Herd-Shot.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/best-herd-shot-300x168.jpgImage (8) Best-Herd-Shot-300x168.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/btr-water-herd-pic-300x168.jpgImage (10) Btr-Water-Herd-Pic-300x168.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/btr-water-herd-pic.jpgImage (9) Btr-Water-Herd-Pic.jpg for post 1912We found a so-so spot in the Bighorn Canyon campground. A day later we improved locations, this time securing a high site near the river, close enough to hear its music after dark. Salida is Kat’s kind of town. Downtown is an old but well-kept, a mix of cafes, galleries, offices, shops and bars. The river runs right through old downtown, and the City of Salida operates two shady, manicured parks right there on the river. 2014-07-12T21:01:38+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/07/07/small-town-4th-july-parade/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/tractors-starkville-300x168.jpgImage (2) Tractors-Starkville-300x168.jpg for post 1903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/tractors-starkville.jpgImage (1) Tractors-Starkville.jpg for post 1903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/cuch-combat.jpgImage (4) Cuch-Combat.jpg for post 1903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/cuch-combat-300x168.jpgImage (5) Cuch-Combat-300x168.jpg for post 1903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/marines-w-peace-sign1-300x168.jpgImage (3) Marines-w-Peace-Sign1-300x168.jpg for post 1903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/water-bomb.jpgImage (6) Water-Bomb.jpg for post 1903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/water-bomb-300x168.jpgImage (7) Water-Bomb-300x168.jpg for post 1903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/impact.jpgImage (8) Impact.jpg for post 1903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/impact-300x168.jpgImage (9) Impact-300x168.jpg for post 1903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/potheads.jpgImage (10) Potheads.jpg for post 19032014-07-07T21:53:28+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/29/amendment-64-biscuits/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/orange-zig-zag-man.jpgImage (2) orange-zig-zag-man.jpg for post 1885Last night I caught of whiff of some of it, or of a tough competitor. A couple of early twenties women in a tent not far from our site were the source. Street pot has a distinct odor that’s quite acrid. (Yo, we worked in the French Quarter for years!) But this scent was smooth and well-rounded, with no overtones of harshness. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/zonkerharris.jpgImage (1) Zonkerharris.jpg for post 1885Last night I caught of whiff of some of it, or of a tough competitor. A couple of early twenties women in a tent not far from our site were the source. Street pot has a distinct odor that’s quite acrid. (Yo, we worked in the French Quarter for years!) But this scent was smooth and well-rounded, with no overtones of harshness. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/i-voted1.jpgMarijuana LegalizationHey Dude, Like, I Voted!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/zig-zag-man.jpgZig Zag ManOriginal Zig Zag Manhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/mary-bs.jpgMary B'sKiller Biscuits - Watch for 'em In the Frozen Foods Section!2014-07-24T20:10:51+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/27/circumnavigation/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/rain-forest-wild-fleurs.jpgImage (1) Rain-Forest-Wild-Fleurs.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/deaux-bateau.jpgImage (3) Deaux-Bateau.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/rain-forest-wild-fleurs-300x168.jpgImage (2) Rain-Forest-Wild-Fleurs-300x168.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/deaux-bateau-300x168.jpgImage (4) Deaux-Bateau-300x168.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/distant-bog.jpgImage (5) Distant-Bog.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/gone-fishin.jpgImage (7) Gone-Fishin.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/distant-bog-300x168.jpgImage (6) Distant-Bog-300x168.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/the-big-one-got-away-300x168.jpgImage (10) The-Big-One-Got-Away-300x168.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/gone-fishin-300x168.jpgImage (8) Gone-Fishin-300x168.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/the-big-one-got-away.jpgImage (9) The-Big-One-Got-Away.jpg for post 1869But for the winters, we could very happily live in Colorado. As they say in Dallas, Houston, and Lubbock: “It’s the Texas Riviera”.2014-06-27T19:29:14+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/22/juneteenth-creede/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/juneteenth-poster.jpgImage (1) Juneteenth-Poster.jpg for post 1853https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/river-view-quiller.jpgImage (2) River-View-Quiller.jpg for post 1853https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/river-view-quiller-300x168.jpgImage (3) River-View-Quiller-300x168.jpg for post 1853https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/mirror-2-big-meadow1-300x168.jpgImage (5) Mirror-2-Big-Meadow1-300x168.jpg for post 1853https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/mirror-2-big-meadow1.jpgImage (4) Mirror-2-Big-Meadow1.jpg for post 1853https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/jeff.jpgImage (8) Jeff.jpg for post 1853https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/quiller-2.jpgImage (6) Quiller-2.jpg for post 1853https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/quiller-2-195x300.jpgImage (7) Quiller-2-195x300.jpg for post 1853https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/tommyknock-photo-300x168.jpgImage (10) TommyKnock-Photo-300x168.jpg for post 1853https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/jeff-168x300.jpgImage (9) Jeff-168x300.jpg for post 18532014-06-22T19:49:43+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/20/big-meadows/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/snow-on-the-pass.jpgImage (1) Snow-on-the-Pass.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/snow-shed.jpgImage (3) Snow-Shed.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/snow-on-the-pass-300x168.jpgImage (2) Snow-on-the-Pass-300x168.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/snow-shed-300x168.jpgImage (4) Snow-Shed-300x168.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/big-meadows-lake-w-figure-300x168.jpgImage (6) Big-Meadows-Lake-w-Figure-300x168.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/mirror-2-big-meadow.jpgImage (7) Mirror-2-Big-Meadow.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/big-meadows-lake-w-figure.jpgImage (5) Big-Meadows-Lake-w-Figure.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cascade-falls-168x300.jpgImage (10) Cascade-Falls-168x300.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cascade-falls.jpgImage (9) Cascade-Falls.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/mirror-2-big-meadow-300x168.jpgImage (8) Mirror-2-Big-Meadow-300x168.jpg for post 1841We unwittingly chose a challenging day to cross the pass. There was a lot of wind, gusting to 50 mph, but more troublesome was a huge bicycle event strung out along our entire 100 mile path on Hwy 160. 2014-06-21T02:59:47+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/17/durango/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/wild-irises-at-junction-creek.jpgImage (1) wild-irises-at-Junction-Creek.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/wild-durango-roses-168x300.jpgImage (4) wild-Durango-Roses-168x300.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/wild-durango-roses.jpgImage (3) wild-Durango-Roses.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/wild-irises-at-junction-creek-168x300.jpgImage (2) wild-irises-at-Junction-Creek-168x300.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/texas-aspen-168x300.jpgImage (6) Texas-Aspen-168x300.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/texas-aspen.jpgImage (5) Texas-Aspen.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cool-enough-for-a-fire.jpgImage (7) Cool-Enough-for-a-Fire.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/jesus-saves-168x300.jpgImage (10) Jesus-Saves-168x300.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/cool-enough-for-a-fire-300x168.jpgImage (8) Cool-Enough-for-a-Fire-300x168.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/jesus-saves.jpgImage (9) Jesus-Saves.jpg for post 1823Kat and Jackson are on record as appreciating your work, especially when you two rode out unarmed to meet that posse of AK-47 toting target shooters just below us, and suppressed their fire. ...any town where enough people appreciate Schubert, Mozart, Beethoven, and yes, Phillip Glass -- is a place I would love to live. 2014-06-17T18:23:27+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/10/canyonlands-national-park/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/shaffer-canyon.jpgImage (1) Shaffer-Canyon.jpg for post 1807https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/wreckage-of-the-mighty-colorado.jpgImage (3) Wreckage-of-the-Mighty-Colorado.jpg for post 1807https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/shaffer-canyon-300x168.jpgImage (2) Shaffer-Canyon-300x168.jpg for post 1807https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/wreckage-of-the-mighty-colorado-300x168.jpgImage (4) Wreckage-of-the-Mighty-Colorado-300x168.jpg for post 1807https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/whale-rock.jpgImage (5) Whale-Rock.jpg for post 1807https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/whale-rock-300x168.jpgImage (6) Whale-Rock-300x168.jpg for post 1807https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/clands-overview.jpgImage (9) CLands-Overview.jpg for post 1807https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/clovis-spearpoint1.jpgImage (11) Clovis-Spearpoint1.jpg for post 1807https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/clands-overview-300x168.jpgImage (10) CLands-Overview-300x168.jpg for post 18072014-06-12T01:43:34+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/09/arches-national-park/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/zion-panorama-300x168.jpgImage (2) Zion-Panorama-300x168.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/zion-panorama.jpgImage (1) Zion-Panorama.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/3-wise-guys.jpgImage (3) 3-Wise-Guys.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/the-courthouse.jpgImage (5) The-Courthouse.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/3-wise-guys-300x168.jpgImage (4) 3-Wise-Guys-300x168.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/the-courthouse-300x168.jpgImage (6) The-Courthouse-300x168.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/balanced-rock.jpgImage (9) Balanced-Rock.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/just-before-the-curtain-falls.jpgImage (7) Just-Before-the-Curtain-Falls.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/just-before-the-curtain-falls-300x168.jpgImage (8) Just-Before-the-Curtain-Falls-300x168.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/pencil-necked-geek-and-two-thugs.jpgImage (11) Pencil-Necked-Geek-and-Two-Thugs.jpg for post 1788Meanwhile, Arches is crazily scenic despite its lack of a canyon. There’s no river. The park is just the product of millions of years of differential rates of rock erosion. Check out Kat’s pictures: I won’t waste 10,000 words trying to describe those ten pix. 2014-06-09T20:11:36+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/06/capitol-reef-national-park/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/fremont-river.jpgImage (3) Fremont-River.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/egyptian-temple.jpgImage (1) Egyptian-Temple.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/egyptian-temple-300x168.jpgImage (2) Egyptian-Temple-300x168.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/fremont-river-168x300.jpgImage (4) Fremont-River-168x300.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/gifford-house-exterior.jpgImage (5) Gifford-House-Exterior.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/gifford-house-exterior-300x168.jpgImage (6) Gifford-House-Exterior-300x168.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/fruita-quote.jpgImage (7) Fruita-Quote.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/fruita-quote-300x168.jpgImage (8) Fruita-Quote-300x168.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/clothes-at-gifford-house1.jpgImage (9) Clothes-at-Gifford-House1.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/eph-hanks-tower.jpgImage (11) Eph-Hanks-Tower.jpg for post 1771Kat and I may have suffered National Park burnout. Maybe it’s just too much sandstone, but that’s what Utah has. Still, the Park Service does something different here: Capitol Reef doubles as a salute to pioneer Mormon settlers, and many of those old buildings, preserved so well, are open to the public. So are their vast groves of fruit trees – peaches, apples, pears, apricots, and mulberries. You are allowed to pick a bag of fruit for personal use, but only if the crop is ready. Nothing was ripe, so we ate no fruit. 2014-06-11T00:56:01+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/06/04/another-boffo-boondocking-site/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/ivie-falls-300x168.jpgImage (1) Ivie-Falls-300x168.jpg for post 1757Ivie’s Creek, northwest of Salina, UT, on Hwy 50 has it all. There’s a lovely old mountain checkered with firs, Ponderosa pines, and aspens to the west. There is a broad plain down in the valley along with Scipio Lake to the northeast. Nights are dark enough to please every amateur astronomer and most pros. The spring-fed creek is clear enough to suit a brewer, cold enough to take your breath away, and shallow enough that non-swimmers can safely wade in it. Its music rivals The Vienna Philharmonic's....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/ivie-up-close-300x168.jpgImage (2) Ivie-Up-Close-300x168.jpg for post 1757Ivie’s Creek, northwest of Salina, UT, on Hwy 50 has it all. There’s a lovely old mountain checkered with firs, Ponderosa pines, and aspens to the west. There is a broad plain down in the valley along with Scipio Lake to the northeast. Nights are dark enough to please every amateur astronomer and most pros. The spring-fed creek is clear enough to suit a brewer, cold enough to take your breath away, and shallow enough that non-swimmers can safely wade in it. Its music rivals The Vienna Philharmonic's....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/tough-to-be-a-cow.jpgImage (3) Tough-to-Be-a-Cow.jpg for post 1757Ivie’s Creek, northwest of Salina, UT, on Hwy 50 has it all. There’s a lovely old mountain checkered with firs, Ponderosa pines, and aspens to the west. There is a broad plain down in the valley along with Scipio Lake to the northeast. Nights are dark enough to please every amateur astronomer and most pros. The spring-fed creek is clear enough to suit a brewer, cold enough to take your breath away, and shallow enough that non-swimmers can safely wade in it. Its music rivals The Vienna Philharmonic's....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/they-fish-here-too.jpgImage (5) They-Fish-Here-Too.jpg for post 1757Ivie’s Creek, northwest of Salina, UT, on Hwy 50 has it all. There’s a lovely old mountain checkered with firs, Ponderosa pines, and aspens to the west. There is a broad plain down in the valley along with Scipio Lake to the northeast. Nights are dark enough to please every amateur astronomer and most pros. The spring-fed creek is clear enough to suit a brewer, cold enough to take your breath away, and shallow enough that non-swimmers can safely wade in it. Its music rivals The Vienna Philharmonic's....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/tough-to-be-a-cow-168x300.jpgImage (4) Tough-to-Be-a-Cow-168x300.jpg for post 1757Ivie’s Creek, northwest of Salina, UT, on Hwy 50 has it all. There’s a lovely old mountain checkered with firs, Ponderosa pines, and aspens to the west. There is a broad plain down in the valley along with Scipio Lake to the northeast. Nights are dark enough to please every amateur astronomer and most pros. The spring-fed creek is clear enough to suit a brewer, cold enough to take your breath away, and shallow enough that non-swimmers can safely wade in it. Its music rivals The Vienna Philharmonic's....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/they-fish-here-too-300x168.jpgImage (6) They-Fish-Here-Too-300x168.jpg for post 1757Ivie’s Creek, northwest of Salina, UT, on Hwy 50 has it all. There’s a lovely old mountain checkered with firs, Ponderosa pines, and aspens to the west. There is a broad plain down in the valley along with Scipio Lake to the northeast. Nights are dark enough to please every amateur astronomer and most pros. The spring-fed creek is clear enough to suit a brewer, cold enough to take your breath away, and shallow enough that non-swimmers can safely wade in it. Its music rivals The Vienna Philharmonic's....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/btr-planning-can-be-tough.jpgImage (7) Btr-Planning-Can-Be-Tough.jpg for post 1757Ivie’s Creek, northwest of Salina, UT, on Hwy 50 has it all. There’s a lovely old mountain checkered with firs, Ponderosa pines, and aspens to the west. There is a broad plain down in the valley along with Scipio Lake to the northeast. Nights are dark enough to please every amateur astronomer and most pros. The spring-fed creek is clear enough to suit a brewer, cold enough to take your breath away, and shallow enough that non-swimmers can safely wade in it. Its music rivals The Vienna Philharmonic's....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/btr-planning-can-be-tough-300x168.jpgImage (8) Btr-Planning-Can-Be-Tough-300x168.jpg for post 1757Ivie’s Creek, northwest of Salina, UT, on Hwy 50 has it all. There’s a lovely old mountain checkered with firs, Ponderosa pines, and aspens to the west. There is a broad plain down in the valley along with Scipio Lake to the northeast. Nights are dark enough to please every amateur astronomer and most pros. The spring-fed creek is clear enough to suit a brewer, cold enough to take your breath away, and shallow enough that non-swimmers can safely wade in it. Its music rivals The Vienna Philharmonic's....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/ivie-up-close.jpgIvie Up CloseThe Clear Water of Ivie Creekhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/ivie-falls.jpgIvie FallsIvie Falls2017-04-01T00:42:29+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/30/small-world/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/sues-site.jpgImage (1) Sues-Site.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/sue-photos-the-sled.jpgImage (3) Sue-Photos-the-Sled.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/sue-photos-the-sled-300x225.jpgImage (4) Sue-Photos-the-Sled-300x225.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/sues-site-300x168.jpgImage (2) Sues-Site-300x168.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/ivie-orange-fleurs-300x168.jpgImage (6) Ivie-Orange-Fleurs-300x168.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/settled-in-at-ivie-300x168.jpgImage (7) Settled-In-at-Ivie-300x168.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/ivie-orange-fleurs.jpgImage (5) Ivie-Orange-Fleurs.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/ivie-front-door-view.jpgImage (10) Ivie-Front-Door-View.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/ivie-hummer-300x222.jpgImage (9) Ivie-Hummer-300x222.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/ivie-hummer.jpgImage (8) Ivie-Hummer.jpg for post 1740Following the ranger’s advice we found the first of two dirt roads of interest, and turned into it pulling the big ‘Stream. Fifty yards in we spied a white Casita trailer with a white van as its tow vehicle. Could this be RV Sue and the Canine Crew? That’s when we saw a little dog with perky ears, white with black spots, starting to bark. That would be Spike. 2014-05-30T16:58:13+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/23/bryce-canyon-introduction/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/deinosuchus_and_albertosaurus-300x206.jpgImage (2) deinosuchus_and_albertosaurus-300x206.jpg for post 1717Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/beaucoups-hoodoos-300x168.jpgImage (3) Beaucoups-Hoodoos-300x168.jpg for post 1717Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/stellers-jay-in-morning-rounds-300x168.jpgImage (1) Stellers-Jay-in-Morning-Rounds-300x168.jpg for post 1717Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/spike-and-scarred-limber-pine-168x300.jpgImage (5) Spike-and-Scarred-Limber-Pine-168x300.jpg for post 1717Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/hoodoo-groups-coyote-300x168.jpgImage (4) Hoodoo-Groups-Coyote-300x168.jpg for post 1717Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/oregon-grapes-300x168.jpgImage (6) Oregon-Grapes-300x168.jpg for post 1717Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/young-mr-wizard-229x300.jpgImage (7) Young-Mr-Wizard-229x300.jpg for post 1717Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/sunset-point-scene-am-300x168.jpgImage (8) Sunset-Point-Scene-AM-300x168.jpg for post 1717Science is a way of thinking much more than it is a body of knowledge. 2014-06-07T22:38:12+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/20/last-day-zion/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/coopers-hawk-nest-300x168.jpgImage (1) Coopers-Hawk-Nest-300x168.jpg for post 1688Zion is right up there with Yellowstone, Glacier, and Grand Canyon. Check it out while you’re still a kid.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/summer-tanager-300x168.jpgImage (2) summer-tanager-300x168.jpg for post 1688Zion is right up there with Yellowstone, Glacier, and Grand Canyon. Check it out while you’re still a kid.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/coopers-hawk-nest.jpgCooper's Hawk NestThe Nest of a Cooper's Hawkhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/summer-tanager.jpgsummer tanagerThat's a Young Male Summer Tanager2014-05-21T17:34:19+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/17/riding-zion-ranger/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/swing-set-at-zion-300x260.jpgImage (2) Swing-Set-at-Zion-300x260.jpg for post 1672https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/clifftop-ponderosa-pine-300x168.jpgImage (1) Clifftop-Ponderosa-Pine-300x168.jpg for post 1672https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/ordinary-scenery-at-zion-300x168.jpgImage (3) Ordinary-Scenery-at-Zion-300x168.jpg for post 1672https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/buck-mule-deer-w-velvet-antlers-300x168.jpgImage (5) Buck-Mule-Deer-w-Velvet-Antlers-300x168.jpg for post 1672https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/angels-landing-trail-300x168.jpgImage (4) Angels-Landing-Trail-300x168.jpg for post 1672https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/menu-falls-231x300.jpgImage (6) Menu-Falls-231x300.jpg for post 1672https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/quiet-zion-neighbor-300x211.jpgImage (7) Quiet-Zion-Neighbor-300x211.jpg for post 1672https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/red-cliffs-of-zion-afternoon1-1.jpgRed Cliffs of Zion Afternoonhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/menu-falls.jpgMenu FallsMenu Falls with 4,000 Year Old Waterhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/angels-landing-trail.jpgAngels Landing TrailAngels Landing Trail, With People On It2014-05-18T02:18:09+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/15/zions-shuttles-hikes/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/cooling-off-in-the-virgin-river-300x168.jpgImage (12) Cooling-Off-in-the-Virgin-River-300x168.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/scene-from-temple-of-the-sinawava1.jpgImage (1) Scene-from-Temple-of-the-Sinawava1.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/virgin-river-from-emerald-trail-300x168.jpgImage (3) Virgin-River-from-Emerald-Trail-300x168.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/scene-from-temple-of-the-sinawava1-300x168.jpgImage (2) Scene-from-Temple-of-the-Sinawava1-300x168.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/hanging-gardens-2-168x300.jpgImage (4) Hanging-Gardens-2-168x300.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/framed-sky-scene-from-emerald-pool-trail.jpgImage (7) Framed-Sky-Scene-from-Emerald-Pool-Trail.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/man-300x168.jpgImage (6) MAN-300x168.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/hanging-gardens-1-168x300.jpgImage (5) Hanging-Gardens-1-168x300.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/framed-sky-scene-from-emerald-pool-trail-300x168.jpgImage (8) Framed-Sky-Scene-from-Emerald-Pool-Trail-300x168.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/wildflowers-on-the-emerald-pool-trail-300x168.jpgImage (9) Wildflowers-on-the-Emerald-Pool-Trail-300x168.jpg for post 1651Zion is another popular National Park that operates a delightful shuttle service. The park is vaguely closed to private vehicles, yet you see them everywhere. But why drive when the bus covers everything you could want to see and passes every five to ten minutes? Yesterday we rode the whole route, bailing out at the Temple of the Sinawava to make the Riverside Walk. The paved trail is more like a wide sidewalk and it transforms a 2.2 mile march into a pleasant stroll, even for a guy with bad knees. 2014-05-15T23:51:56+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/14/mission-zion/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/scene-from-temple-of-the-sinawava2.jpgScene from Temple of the Sinawavahttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/attack-turk-300x168.jpgImage (3) Attack-Turk-300x168.jpg for post 1635https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/lion-blvd-campsites.jpgImage (1) Lion-Blvd-Campsites.jpg for post 1635https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/lion-blvd-campsites-300x168.jpgImage (2) Lion-Blvd-Campsites-300x168.jpg for post 1635https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/turkey-warning.jpgImage (4) Turkey-Warning.jpg for post 1635https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/scottish-camper.jpgImage (6) Scottish-Camper.jpg for post 1635https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/turkey-warning-300x168.jpgImage (5) Turkey-Warning-300x168.jpg for post 1635https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/odd-camper.jpgImage (8) Odd-Camper.jpg for post 1635https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/odd-camper-300x168.jpgImage (9) Odd-Camper-300x168.jpg for post 1635https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/scottish-camper-300x168.jpgImage (7) Scottish-Camper-300x168.jpg for post 16352014-05-15T22:38:15+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/11/prickly-pear-margaritas-alongside-lake-mead/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/mead-bathtube-ring-300x168.jpgImage (1) Mead-Bathtube-Ring-300x168.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/coyote.jpgImage (3) Coyote.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/front-door-view-lake-mead1-300x168.jpgImage (2) Front-Door-View-Lake-Mead1-300x168.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/coyote-300x240.jpgImage (4) Coyote-300x240.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/lake-mead-w-people.jpgImage (5) Lake-Mead-w-People.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/lake-mead-w-people-300x168.jpgImage (6) Lake-Mead-w-People-300x168.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/prickly-margie.jpgImage (9) Prickly-Margie.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/looking-uphill.jpgImage (7) Looking-Uphill.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/looking-uphill-300x168.jpgImage (8) Looking-Uphill-300x168.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/prickly-margie-300x168.jpgImage (10) Prickly-Margie-300x168.jpg for post 1619All I can think of is the lyrics to a Janis Joplin song called “Get It While You Can”. She was singing about something else, but the message is “See it while you can”. It’s beautiful, blue, and cool in early spring. The waterline is maybe 100 feet below us but there are still millions of sun-bleached mussel shells in the packed sand around our boondock site. 2014-05-15T22:47:12+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/09/long-good-know/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/sunset-in-distance-300x168.jpgImage (2) Sunset-in-Distance-300x168.jpg for post 1617https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/sunset-in-distance.jpgImage (1) Sunset-in-Distance.jpg for post 1617https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/emery-kolb-headstone.jpgImage (4) Emery-Kolb-Headstone.jpg for post 1617https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/wood-headstone-168x300.jpgImage (9) Wood-Headstone-168x300.jpg for post 1617https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/indian-cowboy-stone-300x168.jpgImage (11) Indian-Cowboy-Stone-300x168.jpg for post 1617https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/indian-cowboy-stone.jpgImage (10) Indian-Cowboy-Stone.jpg for post 1617https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/crash-memorial.jpgImage (12) Crash-Memorial.jpg for post 1617https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/crash-memorial-240x300.jpgImage (13) Crash-Memorial-240x300.jpg for post 1617https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/poacked-ranger-stone.jpgImage (14) Poacked-Ranger-Stone.jpg for post 1617https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/poacked-ranger-stone-168x300.jpgImage (15) Poacked-Ranger-Stone-168x300.jpg for post 16172014-05-10T15:31:48+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/08/grand-canyons-desert-view-road/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/upper-colorado-w-trees.jpgImage (2) Upper-Colorado-w-Trees.jpg for post 1582https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/lipan-pan-300x168.jpgImage (1) Lipan-Pan-300x168.jpg for post 1582https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/upper-colorado-w-trees-300x168.jpgImage (3) Upper-Colorado-w-Trees-300x168.jpg for post 1582https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/highest-peak-az-12433-300x168.jpgImage (5) Highest-Peak-AZ-12433-300x168.jpg for post 1582https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/highest-peak-az-12433.jpgImage (4) Highest-Peak-AZ-12433.jpg for post 1582https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/interior-art-watchtower.jpgImage (6) Interior-Art-Watchtower.jpg for post 1582https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/interior-art-watchtower-300x168.jpgImage (7) Interior-Art-Watchtower-300x168.jpg for post 15822014-05-08T23:57:47+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/05/grand-canyon-hermits-rest/2014-05-08T22:07:44+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/05/03/grand-canyon-np-first-take/2014-05-03T21:05:37+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/26/snafud-snow-bound/2014-04-26T20:26:10+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/24/time-twelve-days-ice-chest/2014-04-24T20:02:21+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/22/sightseeing-sedona/2014-04-22T21:57:37+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/17/tuzigoot-montezuma-spring/2014-04-17T21:58:47+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/16/paranormal-abnormal/2014-04-16T23:32:16+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/12/jerome-arizona/2014-06-12T01:53:54+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/11/diligent-ladle/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cwood-northview-w-hacienda.jpgImage (2) Cwood-Northview-w-Hacienda.jpg for post 1440... she watched me load the dryer the same rapt way that Pink watches me eat. I selected the next to highest temperature, but she objected “Everybody uses hot. It’s faster.” “But I’ve found elastic lasts longer on a lower heat setting.” “May-be.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cwood-southview-300x168.jpgImage (1) cwood-southview-300x168.jpg for post 1440... she watched me load the dryer the same rapt way that Pink watches me eat. I selected the next to highest temperature, but she objected “Everybody uses hot. It’s faster.” “But I’ve found elastic lasts longer on a lower heat setting.” “May-be.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cottonwood-eastview-300x168.jpgImage (4) cottonwood-Eastview-300x168.jpg for post 1440... she watched me load the dryer the same rapt way that Pink watches me eat. I selected the next to highest temperature, but she objected “Everybody uses hot. It’s faster.” “But I’ve found elastic lasts longer on a lower heat setting.” “May-be.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cwood-northview-w-hacienda-300x168.jpgImage (3) Cwood-Northview-w-Hacienda-300x168.jpg for post 1440... she watched me load the dryer the same rapt way that Pink watches me eat. I selected the next to highest temperature, but she objected “Everybody uses hot. It’s faster.” “But I’ve found elastic lasts longer on a lower heat setting.” “May-be.” https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/jerome-hillview1.jpgJerome Hillviewhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/jerome-coliseum1.jpgJerome ColiseumThe Jerome Grand Hotelhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/houses-on-a-hill1.jpgHouses on a HillIn Jerome All the Houses are On a Hillhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/easter-flamingoes1.jpgEaster FlamingoesEaster Flamingoes in Jeromehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cwood-sunset-31.jpgCwood Sunset 3More Cottonwood Sunset April 9https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cwood-southview1.jpgcwood southviewLooking South from Cottonwood Camp2014-06-11T00:58:16+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/10/buddy-santino/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/loser-buys-balcony.jpgImage (1) Loser-Buys-Balcony.jpg for post 1428A big guy, who always carried himself like a tough guy, was trying to fix something with a quarter (a job that really needed a large screwdriver). This fellow called out to the room: “Has anybody got a fifty-cent piece?” With timing that Jay Leno would envy, Sonny called back, “You’re married to one!”https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/potc.jpgImage (3) POTC.jpg for post 1428A big guy, who always carried himself like a tough guy, was trying to fix something with a quarter (a job that really needed a large screwdriver). This fellow called out to the room: “Has anybody got a fifty-cent piece?” With timing that Jay Leno would envy, Sonny called back, “You’re married to one!”https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/loser-buys-balcony-300x225.jpgImage (2) Loser-Buys-Balcony-300x225.jpg for post 1428A big guy, who always carried himself like a tough guy, was trying to fix something with a quarter (a job that really needed a large screwdriver). This fellow called out to the room: “Has anybody got a fifty-cent piece?” With timing that Jay Leno would envy, Sonny called back, “You’re married to one!”https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/santino-sunset.jpgImage (4) Santino-Sunset.jpg for post 1428A big guy, who always carried himself like a tough guy, was trying to fix something with a quarter (a job that really needed a large screwdriver). This fellow called out to the room: “Has anybody got a fifty-cent piece?” With timing that Jay Leno would envy, Sonny called back, “You’re married to one!”https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/santino-sunset-300x168.jpgImage (5) Santino-Sunset-300x168.jpg for post 1428A big guy, who always carried himself like a tough guy, was trying to fix something with a quarter (a job that really needed a large screwdriver). This fellow called out to the room: “Has anybody got a fifty-cent piece?” With timing that Jay Leno would envy, Sonny called back, “You’re married to one!”2014-04-12T03:42:03+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/07/green-chile-cheeseburgers-good-eats/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/screamers-outside.jpgImage (1) Screamers-Outside.jpg for post 1419https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/screamers-outside-300x168.jpgImage (2) Screamers-Outside-300x168.jpg for post 1419https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/anitas-w-hats-300x168.jpgImage (4) Anitas-w-Hats-300x168.jpg for post 1419https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/screamers-w-cooks-300x168.jpgImage (3) Screamers-w-Cooks-300x168.jpg for post 1419https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/anitas-after-3-margaritas.jpgImage (5) Anitas-after-3-Margaritas.jpg for post 1419https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/corned-beef-300x199.jpgImage (8) corned-beef-300x199.jpg for post 1419https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/corned-beef.jpgImage (7) corned-beef.jpg for post 1419https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/anitas-after-3-margaritas-300x168.jpgImage (6) Anitas-after-3-Margaritas-300x168.jpg for post 1419https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cabbage-300x199.jpgImage (10) Cabbage-300x199.jpg for post 1419https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cabbage.jpgImage (9) Cabbage.jpg for post 14192014-04-07T19:31:24+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/06/bad-news-travels-like-wildfire-theres-pictures/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/ohmann-theatre.jpgOhmann TheatreNow Playinghttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/ohmann-theatre-202x300.jpgImage (1) Ohmann-Theatre-202x300.jpg for post 1407Today would be my favorite grandmother’s 117th birthday, or something like that. She often said “Bad news travels like wildfire; good news travels slow”. Some things you just don’t understand until you get old, and that proverb is one of themhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/ohmann-theatre-centre-aisle.jpgImage (2) Ohmann-Theatre-Centre-Aisle.jpg for post 1407Today would be my favorite grandmother’s 117th birthday, or something like that. She often said “Bad news travels like wildfire; good news travels slow”. Some things you just don’t understand until you get old, and that proverb is one of themhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/movie-son.jpgImage (3) movie-son.jpg for post 1407Today would be my favorite grandmother’s 117th birthday, or something like that. She often said “Bad news travels like wildfire; good news travels slow”. Some things you just don’t understand until you get old, and that proverb is one of them2014-04-09T20:17:06+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/04/01/real-boondocking-eva-gabor/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/green-acres1.jpgImage (1) Green-Acres1.jpg for post 1374https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/cast-of-green-acres.pngImage (2) Cast-of-Green-Acres.png for post 1374https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/back-door-view-wickenburg-300x168.jpgImage (4) Back-Door-View-wickenburg-300x168.jpg for post 1374https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/back-door-view-wickenburg.jpgImage (3) Back-Door-View-wickenburg.jpg for post 1374https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/desert-daisies.jpgImage (5) Desert-Daisies.jpg for post 1374https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/desert-daisies-300x168.jpgImage (6) Desert-Daisies-300x168.jpg for post 1374https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/what-are-these-168x300.jpgImage (8) What-Are-These-168x300.jpg for post 1374https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/what-are-these.jpgImage (7) What-Are-These.jpg for post 1374https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/nite-comes-to-wickenburg.jpgImage (9) Nite-Comes-to-Wickenburg.jpg for post 1374https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/nite-comes-to-wickenburg-300x168.jpgImage (10) Nite-Comes-to-Wickenburg-300x168.jpg for post 13742014-06-05T21:55:21+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/03/30/saguaro-national-park/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/gila-woodpecker-168x300.jpgImage (2) Gila-Woodpecker-168x300.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/zebra-tailed-lizard.jpgImage (3) Zebra-Tailed-Lizard.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/2-tired-old-dogs-300x168.jpgImage (6) 2-Tired-Old-Dogs-300x168.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/2-tired-old-dogs.jpgImage (5) 2-Tired-Old-Dogs.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/saguaro-np-skyline.jpgImage (7) Saguaro-NP-Skyline.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/petroglyphs-300x168.jpgImage (10) petroglyphs-300x168.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/saguaro-np-skyline-168x300.jpgImage (8) Saguaro-NP-Skyline-168x300.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/petroglyphs.jpgImage (9) petroglyphs.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/closeup-petroglyphs-300x168.jpgImage (12) Closeup-Petroglyphs-300x168.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/closeup-petroglyphs.jpgImage (11) Closeup-Petroglyphs.jpg for post 1363The Visitors Center is cool and very helpful. Kat got some back-of-an-envelope instructions on short driving tours that end in shorter hikes. There was a lot more corduroy dirt road than anybody wanted or had bargained for, but the scenery was as spectacular as a desert’s can be. We climbed up into a rock shelter and wished we’d brought lunch; the view was a shaded picnic table and very clear vistas. At the table with all that rock around us the temperature was 15 degrees cooler. We celebrated with the last of our water. 2014-06-12T01:56:15+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/03/25/teeth-eyes-tourism/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/rios-pena-storefront.jpgImage (7) Rios-Pena-Storefront.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/turista-policia-300x168.jpgImage (6) Turista-Policia-300x168.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/our-optometrista.jpgImage (9) Our-Optometrista.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/no-shirt-maybe-service.jpgImage (11) No-Shirt-Maybe-Service.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/our-optometrista-300x168.jpgImage (10) Our-Optometrista-300x168.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/house-margaritas.jpgImage (13) House-Margaritas.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/no-shirt-maybe-service-300x252.jpgImage (12) No-Shirt-Maybe-Service-300x252.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/house-margaritas-168x300.jpgImage (14) House-Margaritas-168x300.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/water-cart.jpgImage (17) Water-Cart.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/escuela-rojo.jpgImage (15) Escuela-Rojo.jpg for post 1332I last had a dental cleaning a few weeks before the dawn of the Great Recession. When you’re done working full-time, $300 each for a cleaning and exam feels like too much. But that seems to be the going rate, unless ....2014-04-11T15:12:39+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/03/23/bisbee/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/bisbee-from-above1.jpgImage (5) Bisbee-from-Above1.jpg for post 1315https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/the-lavender-mine-300x168.jpgImage (10) The-Lavender-Mine-300x168.jpg for post 1315https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/brenna-cactus.jpgImage (11) Brenna-Cactus.jpg for post 1315https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/brenna-cactus-168x300.jpgImage (12) Brenna-Cactus-168x300.jpg for post 1315https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/brenna-tree.jpgImage (13) Brenna-Tree.jpg for post 1315https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/katz-works-the-practice-green.jpgImage (15) Katz-Works-the-Practice-Green.jpg for post 1315https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/brenna-tree-168x300.jpgImage (14) Brenna-Tree-168x300.jpg for post 1315https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/bisbee-sunset.jpgImage (17) Bisbee-Sunset.jpg for post 1315https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/katz-works-the-practice-green-300x168.jpgImage (16) Katz-Works-the-Practice-Green-300x168.jpg for post 1315https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/bisbee-sunset-300x168.jpgImage (18) Bisbee-Sunset-300x168.jpg for post 13152014-03-23T22:59:01+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/03/18/chiricahua-national-monument/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/ccc-plaque.jpgImage (3) CCC-Plaque.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. We saw many cars drive by those big rocks, but we saw no one posing beneath one to create an image for his website. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/land-of-standing-rocks.jpgImage (1) Land-of-Standing-Rocks.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. We saw many cars drive by those big rocks, but we saw no one posing beneath one to create an image for his website. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/land-of-standing-rocks-300x168.jpgImage (2) Land-of-Standing-Rocks-300x168.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. We saw many cars drive by those big rocks, but we saw no one posing beneath one to create an image for his website. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/rocks-and-clouds-168x300.jpgImage (6) Rocks-and-Clouds-168x300.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. We saw many cars drive by those big rocks, but we saw no one posing beneath one to create an image for his website. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/rocks-and-clouds.jpgImage (5) Rocks-and-Clouds.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. We saw many cars drive by those big rocks, but we saw no one posing beneath one to create an image for his website. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/more-organ-pipe-168x300.jpgImage (9) more-Organ-Pipe-168x300.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. We saw many cars drive by those big rocks, but we saw no one posing beneath one to create an image for his website. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/organ-pipes-168x300.jpgImage (7) Organ-Pipes-168x300.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. We saw many cars drive by those big rocks, but we saw no one posing beneath one to create an image for his website. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/more-organ-pipe.jpgImage (8) more-Organ-Pipe.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. We saw many cars drive by those big rocks, but we saw no one posing beneath one to create an image for his website. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/mexi-jay.jpgImage (10) Mexi-Jay.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. We saw many cars drive by those big rocks, but we saw no one posing beneath one to create an image for his website. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/mexi-jay-300x210.jpgImage (11) Mexi-Jay-300x210.jpg for post 1309You will see boulders big as a house, mostly already out of the side of the mountain, and while you know it’s been there forever, you get a sense that someday gravity’s pull will tire out the mountain’s grip and 50 tons of trouble will come tumbling down to crush everything in its path. 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Some dope in a compact car passed us over a double yellow, pulling into the right lane after topping a hill that I, in a tall truck, could not see over, and then ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/cameronyoe2012champs-300x117.jpgImage (3) CameronYoe2012Champs-300x117.jpg for post 1170Yellow lines on the highway are a sign that has no meaning in Texas. Some dope in a compact car passed us over a double yellow, pulling into the right lane after topping a hill that I, in a tall truck, could not see over, and then ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/2nd-childhood-breakfast-300x168.jpgImage (2) 2nd-Childhood-Breakfast-300x168.jpg for post 1170Yellow lines on the highway are a sign that has no meaning in Texas. Some dope in a compact car passed us over a double yellow, pulling into the right lane after topping a hill that I, in a tall truck, could not see over, and then ....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/friendly-texas1.pngFriendly TexasSee Those White Spots? 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The neighborhood is impoverished and ancient. It’s safe in daylight, perhaps explaining why they don’t offer dinner. The building is clean inside and out, and decorated in NOLA neighborhood style, with old signs, old pictures, reproductions of locally themed art, and tables as close together as church pews. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/cup.jpgImage (11) Cup.jpg for post 1103I've wanted to eat at Willie Mae's Scotch House for years, but it's been an elusive date. The neighborhood is impoverished and ancient. It’s safe in daylight, perhaps explaining why they don’t offer dinner. The building is clean inside and out, and decorated in NOLA neighborhood style, with old signs, old pictures, reproductions of locally themed art, and tables as close together as church pews. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/cup-300x235.jpgImage (12) Cup-300x235.jpg for post 1103I've wanted to eat at Willie Mae's Scotch House for years, but it's been an elusive date. The neighborhood is impoverished and ancient. It’s safe in daylight, perhaps explaining why they don’t offer dinner. The building is clean inside and out, and decorated in NOLA neighborhood style, with old signs, old pictures, reproductions of locally themed art, and tables as close together as church pews. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/catfish.jpgImage (15) Catfish.jpg for post 1103I've wanted to eat at Willie Mae's Scotch House for years, but it's been an elusive date. The neighborhood is impoverished and ancient. It’s safe in daylight, perhaps explaining why they don’t offer dinner. The building is clean inside and out, and decorated in NOLA neighborhood style, with old signs, old pictures, reproductions of locally themed art, and tables as close together as church pews. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/stephanie-w-fingers-168x300.jpgImage (14) Stephanie-w-Fingers-168x300.jpg for post 1103I've wanted to eat at Willie Mae's Scotch House for years, but it's been an elusive date. The neighborhood is impoverished and ancient. It’s safe in daylight, perhaps explaining why they don’t offer dinner. The building is clean inside and out, and decorated in NOLA neighborhood style, with old signs, old pictures, reproductions of locally themed art, and tables as close together as church pews. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/catfish-300x168.jpgImage (16) Catfish-300x168.jpg for post 1103I've wanted to eat at Willie Mae's Scotch House for years, but it's been an elusive date. The neighborhood is impoverished and ancient. It’s safe in daylight, perhaps explaining why they don’t offer dinner. The building is clean inside and out, and decorated in NOLA neighborhood style, with old signs, old pictures, reproductions of locally themed art, and tables as close together as church pews. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/fnh-menu.pngImage (17) FnH-Menu.png for post 1103I've wanted to eat at Willie Mae's Scotch House for years, but it's been an elusive date. The neighborhood is impoverished and ancient. It’s safe in daylight, perhaps explaining why they don’t offer dinner. The building is clean inside and out, and decorated in NOLA neighborhood style, with old signs, old pictures, reproductions of locally themed art, and tables as close together as church pews. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/dooky-drawing.jpgImage (19) Dooky-Drawing.jpg for post 1103I've wanted to eat at Willie Mae's Scotch House for years, but it's been an elusive date. The neighborhood is impoverished and ancient. It’s safe in daylight, perhaps explaining why they don’t offer dinner. The building is clean inside and out, and decorated in NOLA neighborhood style, with old signs, old pictures, reproductions of locally themed art, and tables as close together as church pews. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/freeman-and-harris.pngImage (18) Freeman-and-Harris.png for post 1103I've wanted to eat at Willie Mae's Scotch House for years, but it's been an elusive date. The neighborhood is impoverished and ancient. It’s safe in daylight, perhaps explaining why they don’t offer dinner. The building is clean inside and out, and decorated in NOLA neighborhood style, with old signs, old pictures, reproductions of locally themed art, and tables as close together as church pews. 2014-01-28T22:02:48+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/01/17/abita-brewing/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/tourguide-300x168.jpgImage (6) Tourguide-300x168.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/aging-vat.jpgImage (11) Aging-Vat.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/fermenting-tank-9-168x300.jpgImage (10) Fermenting-Tank-9-168x300.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/aging-vat-300x168.jpgImage (12) Aging-Vat-300x168.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/purple-haze-impressionism-168x300.jpgImage (14) Purple-Haze-Impressionism-168x300.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/purple-haze-impressionism.jpgImage (13) Purple-Haze-Impressionism.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/walker-21.jpgImage (17) Walker-21.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/bottle-cap-pelican.jpgImage (15) Bottle-Cap-Pelican.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/bottle-cap-pelican-168x300.jpgImage (16) Bottle-Cap-Pelican-168x300.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/walker-21-168x300.jpgImage (18) Walker-21-168x300.jpg for post 1078Rv’ers love cheap fun, and we had our fill yesterday with a tour of the Abita Brewery in nearby Abita Springs ... the fun is in the tasting, and then in the people-watching. 2014-02-06T20:08:13+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2014/01/15/full-moon-community-policing/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/btr-sunset.jpgImage (1) btr-sunset.jpg for post 1062They teach us to follow procedures, not to try to be Dirty Harry. 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I always hated that, I thought I was Dirty Harry, until I saw that .45 a foot from my nose....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/mystery-house-300x168.jpgImage (6) Mystery-House-300x168.jpg for post 1062They teach us to follow procedures, not to try to be Dirty Harry. I always hated that, I thought I was Dirty Harry, until I saw that .45 a foot from my nose....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/another-as.jpgImage (9) Another-AS.jpg for post 1062They teach us to follow procedures, not to try to be Dirty Harry. I always hated that, I thought I was Dirty Harry, until I saw that .45 a foot from my nose....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/another-as-300x168.jpgImage (10) Another-AS-300x168.jpg for post 1062They teach us to follow procedures, not to try to be Dirty Harry. 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960https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/devils-brigade.jpgDevils Brigade2023-07-02T07:58:38+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/11/21/best-college-quarterback-ever/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/jim-w-tommy-mcdonald.jpgImage (1) Jim-w-Tommy-McDonald.jpg for post 949https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/jim-w-tommy-mcdonald-226x300.jpgImage (2) Jim-w-Tommy-McDonald-226x300.jpg for post 949https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/no-facemask.jpgImage (3) No-Facemask.jpg for post 949https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/no-facemask-239x300.jpgImage (4) No-Facemask-239x300.jpg for post 949https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/jim-w-bud.jpgImage (5) Jim-w-Bud.jpg for post 949https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/jim-w-bud-300x237.jpgImage (6) Jim-w-Bud-300x237.jpg for post 949https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/jim-harris.jpgImage (7) Jim-Harris.jpg for post 949https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/jim-harris-300x170.jpgImage (8) Jim-Harris-300x170.jpg for post 9492013-11-22T00:16:17+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/11/02/obamacare-update-november-3/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/obamacare-pre-death-300x224.jpgImage (2) Obamacare-pre-Death-300x224.jpg for post 935I’m on Social Security, I have a passport, and an honorable discharge. The NSA knows I’m a citizen. But some how, some way, Kentucky is not so sure.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/obamacare-pre-death.jpgImage (1) Obamacare-pre-Death.jpg for post 935I’m on Social Security, I have a passport, and an honorable discharge. The NSA knows I’m a citizen. But some how, some way, Kentucky is not so sure.2013-11-25T12:09:20+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/11/02/leaf-peeping-bernheim-park/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/bern-golden-light-300x168.jpgImage (2) Bern-Golden-Light-300x168.jpg for post 919https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/bern-golden-light.jpgImage (1) Bern-Golden-Light.jpg for post 919https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/vc-in-distance.jpgImage (3) VC-in-Distance.jpg for post 919https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/bern-entrace-to-vc-300x168.jpgImage (5) Bern-Entrace-to-VC-300x168.jpg for post 919https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/bern-fishing-pink.jpgImage (6) Bern-Fishing-Pink.jpg for post 919https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/bern-recycling-and-vending-silos-btr.jpgImage (11) Bern-Recycling-and-Vending-Silos-Btr.jpg for post 919https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/bern-measure-amp-and-viewer-300x168.jpgImage (16) Bern-Measure-Amp-and-Viewer-300x168.jpg for post 919https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/bern-earth-sound-amp-300x168.jpgImage (20) Bern-Earth-Sound-Amp-300x168.jpg for post 919https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/bern-earth-sound-amp.jpgImage (19) Bern-Earth-Sound-Amp.jpg for post 919https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/bern-impressionist-aspens.jpgImage (21) Bern-Impressionist-Aspens.jpg for post 9192013-11-02T20:19:24+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/10/25/obamacare-considerations/2013-11-12T21:27:33+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/10/24/obamacares-underwhelming-multistate-options/2013-10-25T04:00:57+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/10/22/mammoth-cave-uh-sort/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/hiking-the-onyx-trail.gifImage (1) Hiking-the-Onyx-Trail.gif for post 903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/handrails-as-needed.gifImage (2) Handrails-As-Needed.gif for post 903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/stalagmites.gifImage (3) Stalagmites.gif for post 903https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/onyx-orchid1.gifOnyx OrchidHelictitehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/cathedral-spires1.jpgCathedral SpiresCathedral Spires2013-10-22T22:05:27+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/10/14/obamacare-choose-state/2013-10-25T22:39:35+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/10/12/forkland-heritage-festival/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/old-tractor.jpgImage (5) Old-Tractor.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/featured-act-300x168.jpgImage (7) Featured-Act-300x168.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/big-horse-buggy-300x168.jpgImage (9) Big-Horse-Buggy-300x168.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/big-horse-closeup.jpgImage (10) Big-Horse-Closeup.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/pink-and-friends-168x300.jpgImage (8) Pink-and-Friends-168x300.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/big-horse-closeup-300x168.jpgImage (11) Big-Horse-Closeup-300x168.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/burgoo-best.jpgImage (12) Burgoo-Best.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/burgoo-best-300x168.jpgImage (13) Burgoo-Best-300x168.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/black-helicopter-300x168.jpgImage (15) Black-Helicopter-300x168.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/black-helicopter.jpgImage (14) Black-Helicopter.jpg for post 864The beans start cooking at 6:00 each morning and smell delicious all day. Talented local performers will entertain during the supper served by local youth (all the beans & cornbread you can eat, plus sorghum cake & more!). 2013-10-12T16:09:38+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/10/10/workkamping-101/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/our-campground-300x168.jpgImage (1) Our-Campground-300x168.jpg for post 843...you have absolutely no idea how difficult it is to make beds in the confined space of an Airstream! The best reason I’ve not written is that your life is now officially more entertaining than mine. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/picnic-chow-line-300x168.jpgImage (4) Picnic-Chow-Line-300x168.jpg for post 843...you have absolutely no idea how difficult it is to make beds in the confined space of an Airstream! The best reason I’ve not written is that your life is now officially more entertaining than mine. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/lake-300x168.jpgImage (2) Lake-300x168.jpg for post 843...you have absolutely no idea how difficult it is to make beds in the confined space of an Airstream! The best reason I’ve not written is that your life is now officially more entertaining than mine. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/cookin-burgers-300x168.jpgImage (3) Cookin-Burgers-300x168.jpg for post 843...you have absolutely no idea how difficult it is to make beds in the confined space of an Airstream! The best reason I’ve not written is that your life is now officially more entertaining than mine. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/no-crap-168x300.jpgImage (6) No-Crap-168x300.jpg for post 843...you have absolutely no idea how difficult it is to make beds in the confined space of an Airstream! The best reason I’ve not written is that your life is now officially more entertaining than mine. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/pee-no-300x168.jpgImage (5) Pee-No-300x168.jpg for post 843...you have absolutely no idea how difficult it is to make beds in the confined space of an Airstream! The best reason I’ve not written is that your life is now officially more entertaining than mine. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/neighbors-300x168.jpgImage (7) Neighbors-300x168.jpg for post 843...you have absolutely no idea how difficult it is to make beds in the confined space of an Airstream! The best reason I’ve not written is that your life is now officially more entertaining than mine. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/our-campground1.jpgOur CampgroundLooking West from Our Campsitehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/pee-no1.jpgPee NoThey Absolutely Detest Excreta Herehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/campbellsville-front-yard1.jpgCampbellsville Front YardOur Front Yard Across the Road2013-10-10T19:12:02+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/09/26/obamacare-gift-full-timer-rvers/2013-10-29T00:30:23+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/09/24/long-vacation-ends/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/sagecreekcg-011.jpgImage (7) sagecreekcg-011.jpg for post 826https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/sagecreekcg-011-300x168.jpgImage (8) sagecreekcg-011-300x168.jpg for post 826https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/big-waterfall-168x300.jpgImage (15) big-Waterfall-168x300.jpg for post 826https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/big-waterfall.jpgImage (14) big-Waterfall.jpg for post 826https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/btr-miners-castle.jpgImage (36) btr-minERS-castle.jpg for post 826https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/btr-miners-castle-300x168.jpgImage (37) btr-minERS-castle-300x168.jpg for post 826https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/eldertheatre-300x168.jpgImage (40) eldertheatre-300x168.jpg for post 8262013-09-25T02:24:21+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/09/17/i-have-become-famous/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/salmondinner1.jpgsalmondinnerhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/11720_412528757_hr1.jpgDuck Dynasty Season 3Uncle Si2013-09-18T00:29:49+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/09/13/take-me-out-to-the-ballgame/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/rosie-168x300.jpgImage (2) rosie-168x300.jpg for post 796I don’t have Joey Votto on any of my teams, but next year I’m gonna draft him for his music: “Paint It Black” by the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World, The Rolling Stones.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/conference-168x300.jpgImage (1) conference-168x300.jpg for post 796I don’t have Joey Votto on any of my teams, but next year I’m gonna draft him for his music: “Paint It Black” by the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World, The Rolling Stones.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/btr-bruce-168x300.jpgImage (6) btr-bruce-168x300.jpg for post 796I don’t have Joey Votto on any of my teams, but next year I’m gonna draft him for his music: “Paint It Black” by the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World, The Rolling Stones.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/shark-168x300.jpgImage (3) shark-168x300.jpg for post 796I don’t have Joey Votto on any of my teams, but next year I’m gonna draft him for his music: “Paint It Black” by the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World, The Rolling Stones.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/k-fires-300x168.jpgImage (4) k-fires-300x168.jpg for post 796I don’t have Joey Votto on any of my teams, but next year I’m gonna draft him for his music: “Paint It Black” by the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World, The Rolling Stones.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/lf-u-deck-300x168.jpgImage (5) lf-u-deck-300x168.jpg for post 796I don’t have Joey Votto on any of my teams, but next year I’m gonna draft him for his music: “Paint It Black” by the Greatest Rock and Roll Band in the World, The Rolling Stones.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/conference1.jpgconferencehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/lf-u-deck1.jpglf u deckView From Left Field Upper Dechttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/k-fires1.jpgk firesToothbrush Lights and Fiery Stacks!https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/conference1.jpgconferenceBack to Back Walks Ain't Good2013-09-13T22:10:56+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/09/10/our-pilgrimage-to-mecca/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/eldertheatre.jpgeldertheatreElder Theatre, Jackson Center, OH, Mile 6461https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/gold-2-300x168.jpgImage (3) gold-2-300x168.jpg for post 771https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/old-air-300x168.jpgImage (1) old-air-300x168.jpg for post 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Hearse2013-09-18T23:41:59+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/09/06/maumee-bay/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/maumee-beach-300x168.jpgImage (1) maumee-beach-300x168.jpg for post 784https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/stevecanyona600w812h8-221x300.jpgImage (3) stevecanyonA600w812h8-221x300.jpg for post 784https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/maumee-campsite-300x168.jpgImage (2) maumee-campsite-300x168.jpg for post 784https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/stevecanyona600w812h8.jpgstevecanyonA600w812h8You Were Young When You Read Big Stevehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/wally-trailer1.jpgwally trailerWally Byam's Gold Airstream, with Pilgrimshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/maumee-beach1.jpgmaumee beachMaumee Beach, with Geesehttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/maumee-campsite1.jpgmaumee 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Diagnosishttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/jbox1.jpgjboxThe Box: Heavy on Country, But With Van Morrison, Too2013-09-07T01:43:16+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/31/indian-casinos/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/mac-bridge-300x168.jpgImage (1) mac-bridge-300x168.jpg for post 741https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/onliest-300x168.jpgImage (2) onliest-300x168.jpg for post 741https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/onliest1.jpgonliestWe Were the Onliest Ones In The Saganing Eagles RV Parkhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/mac-bridge1.jpgmac bridgeIt Only Looks Narrow If You're Driving.2013-09-01T00:52:12+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/25/st-ignace-michigan/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/poisoned-water.jpgImage (4) poisoned-water.jpg for post 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7052013-08-17T20:55:44+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/13/seney-national-wildlife-refuge-and-a-happy-ending/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/besusan-and-birch.jpgImage (1) BESusan-and-birch.jpg for post 668https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/ccc-workers-going-to-seney.jpgImage (5) CCC-Workers-Going-to-Seney.jpg for post 668https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/trumpeter-1-300x168.jpgImage (4) trumpeter-1-300x168.jpg for post 668https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/trumpeter-1.jpgImage (3) trumpeter-1.jpg for post 668https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/ccc-workers-going-to-seney-300x128.jpgImage (6) CCC-Workers-Going-to-Seney-300x128.jpg for post 668https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/bug-eyed-duck.jpgImage (7) bug-eyed-duck.jpg for post 668https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/bug-eyed-duck-300x168.jpgImage (8) bug-eyed-duck-300x168.jpg for post 668https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/firehouse-001-300x168.jpgImage (10) firehouse-001-300x168.jpg for post 668https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/firehouse-001.jpgImage (9) firehouse-001.jpg for post 668https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/n-exposure-168x300.jpgImage (11) n-exposure-168x300.jpg for post 6682013-08-13T22:32:54+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/11/arson-in-an-old-place/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/blue-pancakes.jpgImage (3) blue-pancakes.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/bayfurnacemi.jpgImage (1) bayfurnacemi.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/btr-miners-falls.jpgImage (5) btr-miners-falls.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/bayfurnacemi-300x168.jpgImage (2) bayfurnacemi-300x168.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/p-rox-natural-shelter.jpgImage (9) p-rox-natural-shelter.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/miners-castle.jpgImage (7) miners-castle.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/wtf.jpgImage (15) wtf.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/pict-rox-clear-and-colorful.jpgImage (13) pict-rox-clear-and-colorful.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/pict-rox-clear-and-colorful-300x168.jpgImage (14) pict-rox-clear-and-colorful-300x168.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/wtf-300x168.jpgImage (16) wtf-300x168.jpg for post 688Forensic crime scene investigations pretty much started and stopped with the brand on a horse in those days. Motive had to have been present. I bet they knew how to start fires, and there was already a lot of fire in the vicinity. My verdict:2013-08-11T22:13:51+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/10/christmas-in-august-with-edible-pasties/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/kewadin-300x168.jpgImage (2) kewadin-300x168.jpg for post 660... and they are better with ketchup. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/pasties1.jpgImage (3) pasties1.jpg for post 660... and they are better with ketchup. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/kewadin.jpgImage (1) kewadin.jpg for post 660... and they are better with ketchup. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/yooper-7-300x225.jpgImage (6) Yooper-7-300x225.jpg for post 660... and they are better with ketchup. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/yooper-7.jpgImage (5) Yooper-7.jpg for post 660... and they are better with ketchup. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/pasties1-168x300.jpgImage (4) pasties1-168x300.jpg for post 660... and they are better with ketchup. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/cornish-pasty-007.jpgImage (7) Cornish-pasty-007.jpg for post 660... and they are better with ketchup. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/cornish-pasty-007-300x180.jpgImage (8) Cornish-pasty-007-300x180.jpg for post 660... and they are better with ketchup. 2013-08-10T17:00:26+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/08/marquette-michigan/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/marquette-beach.jpgImage (1) marquette-beach.jpg for post 654https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/marquette-beach-300x168.jpgImage (2) marquette-beach-300x168.jpg for post 654https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/retiered-ore-dock-300x168.jpgImage (4) retiered-ore-dock-300x168.jpg for post 654https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/retiered-ore-dock.jpgImage (3) retiered-ore-dock.jpg for post 654https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/marquette-lighthouse.jpgImage (5) marquette-lighthouse.jpg for post 654https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/marquette-lighthouse-300x168.jpgImage (6) marquette-lighthouse-300x168.jpg for post 654https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/harbor-view-marquette.jpgImage (7) harbor-view-marquette.jpg for post 654https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/yooper-dome.jpgImage (9) yooper-dome.jpg for post 654https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/yooper-dome-300x168.jpgImage (10) yooper-dome-300x168.jpg for post 654https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/harbor-view-marquette-300x168.jpgImage (8) harbor-view-marquette-300x168.jpg for post 6542013-08-09T04:05:45+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/08/worlds-best-rv-park/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/ojibwa-casino.jpgImage (1) Ojibwa-Casino.jpg for post 653 “The basic deal is you are paid $5 a night to camp there ... I could learn to like this place!”https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/ojibwa-casino-300x225.jpgImage (2) Ojibwa-Casino-300x225.jpg for post 653 “The basic deal is you are paid $5 a night to camp there ... I could learn to like this place!”https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/berry-bush.jpgImage (3) berry-bush.jpg for post 653 “The basic deal is you are paid $5 a night to camp there ... I could learn to like this place!”https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/berry-bush-300x168.jpgImage (4) berry-bush-300x168.jpg for post 653 “The basic deal is you are paid $5 a night to camp there ... I could learn to like this place!”2013-08-08T15:54:22+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/08/06/on-wisconsin/2013-08-13T12:41:35+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/30/minnersoder/2013-07-30T22:45:43+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/25/doing-federal-time/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/storm-2-leech-300x168.jpgImage (2) storm-2-leech-300x168.jpg for post 609https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/geese-1.jpgImage (3) geese-1.jpg for post 609https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/storm-2-leech.jpgImage (1) storm-2-leech.jpg for post 609https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/one-man-band-300x168.jpgImage (5) onE-MAN-BAND-300x168.jpg for post 609https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/geese-1-300x168.jpgImage (4) geese-1-300x168.jpg for post 609https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/cell-window-1.jpgImage (6) cell-window-1.jpg for post 609https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/cell-window-1-300x168.jpgImage (7) cell-window-1-300x168.jpg for post 609https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/cellview-2.jpgImage (8) cellview-2.jpg for post 609https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/cellview-2-300x168.jpgImage (9) cellview-2-300x168.jpg for post 609https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/one-man-band1.jpgonE MAN BANDLeech Lake Music, Not Garrison Keilor2013-07-30T21:58:40+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/21/garryowen-to-federal-dam/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/sue-and-a-guy.jpgImage (6) sue-and-a-guy.jpg for post 594https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/distant-holsein-300x168.jpgImage (3) Distant-Holsein-300x168.jpg for post 594https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/distant-holsein.jpgImage (2) Distant-Holsein.jpg for post 594https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/closer-holstein.jpgImage (4) closer-Holstein.jpg for post 594https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/closer-holstein-300x168.jpgImage (5) closer-Holstein-300x168.jpg for post 594https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/painted-canyon-2.jpgImage (10) pAINTED-CANYON-2.jpg for post 594https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/painted-canyon-2-300x168.jpgImage (11) pAINTED-CANYON-2-300x168.jpg for post 594https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/ted-6-300x168.jpgImage (13) Ted-6-300x168.jpg for post 594https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/purp-coneflower-168x300.jpgImage (15) purp-coneflower-168x300.jpg for post 594https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/purp-coneflower.jpgImage (14) purp-coneflower.jpg for post 5942013-07-22T00:19:25+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/19/custer-battlefield/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/cemetery.jpgImage (1) Cemetery.jpg for post 584https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/cemetery-300x168.jpgImage (2) Cemetery-300x168.jpg for post 584https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/unit-marker.jpgImage (7) Unit-Marker.jpg for post 584https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/last-stand-hill-from-west-300x168.jpgImage (4) Last-Stand-Hill-from-West-300x168.jpg for post 584https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/graves-explanation-300x168.jpgImage (10) Graves-Explanation-300x168.jpg for post 584https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/graves-explanation.jpgImage (9) Graves-Explanation.jpg for post 584https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/horse-cemetery-168x300.jpgImage (12) Horse-Cemetery-168x300.jpg for post 584https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/injun-tombstones1.jpgImage (13) Injun-Tombstones1.jpg for post 584https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/injun-tombstones1-300x168.jpgImage (14) Injun-Tombstones1-300x168.jpg for post 584https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/steelwork-of-indian-memorial-300x168.jpgImage (16) Steelwork-of-Indian-memorial-300x168.jpg for post 5842013-09-10T23:04:34+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/15/oddities-on-the-road-to-billings/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/riverpointmt-008.jpgImage (1) riverpointmt-008.jpg for post 587https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/riverpointmt-006.jpgImage (3) riverpointmt-006.jpg for post 587https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/riverpointmt-006-300x168.jpgImage (4) riverpointmt-006-300x168.jpg for post 587https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/riverpointmt-008-300x168.jpgImage (2) riverpointmt-008-300x168.jpg for post 5872013-07-16T01:28:18+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/13/glacier-executive-summary/2013-07-14T22:11:54+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/11/the-cedar-trail-and-hucks/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/sun-shade-moss-cedar-creek-300x168.jpgImage (4) sun-shade-moss-cedar-creek-300x168.jpg for post 569https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/sun-shade-moss-cedar-creek.jpgImage (3) sun-shade-moss-cedar-creek.jpg for post 569https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/storms-happen-300x168.jpgImage (6) storms-happen-300x168.jpg for post 569https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/z-creek.jpgImage (9) z-creek.jpg for post 569https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/lodge-totem.jpgImage (13) lodge-totem.jpg for post 569https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/wild-fleurs-2.jpgImage (11) wild-fleurs-2.jpg for post 569https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/lodge-decor-168x300.jpgImage (16) lodge-decor-168x300.jpg for post 569https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/lodge-totem-168x300.jpgImage (14) lodge-totem-168x300.jpg for post 569https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/lodge-decor.jpgImage (15) lodge-decor.jpg for post 569https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/huck-pie-300x168.jpgImage (18) Huck-Pie-300x168.jpg for post 5692013-07-11T14:18:27+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/08/glacier-national-park/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/lake-trail.jpgImage (3) LAKE-TRAIL.jpg for post 544https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/goats.jpgImage (5) goats.jpg for post 544https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/groundhog-2.jpgImage (1) Groundhog-2.jpg for post 544https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/groundhog-2-168x300.jpgImage (2) Groundhog-2-168x300.jpg for post 544https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/goats-300x168.jpgImage (6) goats-300x168.jpg for post 544https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/green-waterfall.jpgImage (11) Green-Waterfall.jpg for post 544https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/wildflowers-and-snow-300x168.jpgImage (10) Wildflowers-and-Snow-300x168.jpg for post 544https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/wildflowers-and-snow.jpgImage (9) Wildflowers-and-Snow.jpg for post 544https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/storm-glacier-300x168.jpgImage (14) STORM-GLACIER-300x168.jpg for post 544https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/storm-glacier.jpgImage (13) STORM-GLACIER.jpg for post 5442013-07-11T04:06:29+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/06/july-4th/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/chawed-tree.jpgImage (1) Chawed-Tree.jpg for post 550https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/indian-trees-stream-168x300.jpgImage (4) Indian-Trees-Stream-168x300.jpg for post 550https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/indian-trees-stream.jpgImage (3) Indian-Trees-Stream.jpg for post 550https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/chawed-tree-168x300.jpgImage (2) Chawed-Tree-168x300.jpg for post 5502013-07-06T20:13:59+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/06/cottonwood-3/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/musicians-300x168.jpgImage (2) musicians-300x168.jpg for post 499https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/musicians.jpgImage (1) musicians.jpg for post 499https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/fish-cottonwood-300x168.jpgImage (4) fish-cottonwood-300x168.jpg for post 499https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/fish-cottonwood.jpgImage (3) fish-cottonwood.jpg for post 4992013-07-06T19:11:02+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/07/01/519/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/salmon-dr-1.jpgImage (1) salmon-dr-1.jpg for post 519My Crankshaft Value (the number of vehicles wanting to pass) had approached double-digits when a Harley rider blasted past me and the first four in line behind me. He was passing us blind coming into a left-hand mountain turn. As I wondered if he’d become a hood ornament it struck me that there goes one of way too many guys on the planet whose colei outweigh his gray matter. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/fishing-the-salmon.jpgImage (3) fishing-the-salmon.jpg for post 519My Crankshaft Value (the number of vehicles wanting to pass) had approached double-digits when a Harley rider blasted past me and the first four in line behind me. He was passing us blind coming into a left-hand mountain turn. As I wondered if he’d become a hood ornament it struck me that there goes one of way too many guys on the planet whose colei outweigh his gray matter. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/fishing-the-salmon-300x168.jpgImage (4) fishing-the-salmon-300x168.jpg for post 519My Crankshaft Value (the number of vehicles wanting to pass) had approached double-digits when a Harley rider blasted past me and the first four in line behind me. He was passing us blind coming into a left-hand mountain turn. As I wondered if he’d become a hood ornament it struck me that there goes one of way too many guys on the planet whose colei outweigh his gray matter. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/salmon-dr-1-168x300.jpgImage (2) salmon-dr-1-168x300.jpg for post 519My Crankshaft Value (the number of vehicles wanting to pass) had approached double-digits when a Harley rider blasted past me and the first four in line behind me. He was passing us blind coming into a left-hand mountain turn. As I wondered if he’d become a hood ornament it struck me that there goes one of way too many guys on the planet whose colei outweigh his gray matter. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/sunlight-on-hillside-300x168.jpgImage (6) sunlight-on-hillside-300x168.jpg for post 519My Crankshaft Value (the number of vehicles wanting to pass) had approached double-digits when a Harley rider blasted past me and the first four in line behind me. He was passing us blind coming into a left-hand mountain turn. As I wondered if he’d become a hood ornament it struck me that there goes one of way too many guys on the planet whose colei outweigh his gray matter. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/am-cottonwood-6.jpgImage (7) am-cottonwood-6.jpg for post 519My Crankshaft Value (the number of vehicles wanting to pass) had approached double-digits when a Harley rider blasted past me and the first four in line behind me. He was passing us blind coming into a left-hand mountain turn. As I wondered if he’d become a hood ornament it struck me that there goes one of way too many guys on the planet whose colei outweigh his gray matter. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/sunlight-on-hillside.jpgImage (5) sunlight-on-hillside.jpg for post 519My Crankshaft Value (the number of vehicles wanting to pass) had approached double-digits when a Harley rider blasted past me and the first four in line behind me. He was passing us blind coming into a left-hand mountain turn. As I wondered if he’d become a hood ornament it struck me that there goes one of way too many guys on the planet whose colei outweigh his gray matter. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/am-cottonwood-6-300x168.jpgImage (8) am-cottonwood-6-300x168.jpg for post 519My Crankshaft Value (the number of vehicles wanting to pass) had approached double-digits when a Harley rider blasted past me and the first four in line behind me. He was passing us blind coming into a left-hand mountain turn. As I wondered if he’d become a hood ornament it struck me that there goes one of way too many guys on the planet whose colei outweigh his gray matter. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/wood-river-ketchum-mountans.jpgWood River ketchum mountans2013-07-01T18:07:56+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/06/27/ketchum-idaho-2/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/musta-climbed-this-tree.jpgImage (9) Musta-Climbed-This-Tree.jpg for post 505https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/musta-climbed-this-tree-168x300.jpgImage (10) Musta-Climbed-This-Tree-168x300.jpg for post 505https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/road-out.jpgImage (1) Road-Out.jpg for post 505https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/road-out-168x300.jpgImage (2) Road-Out-168x300.jpg for post 505https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/wood-river-ketchum-2.jpgImage (3) 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Meanwhile we enjoyed the scent of all those evergreens, sages, and other fragrant greenery. .... This was a fine day for introspection, if only because the slow rain made walking a drippy proposition. Kat checked our tape library and pulled out a Prairie Home Companion tape from 1985https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/storm.jpgImage (1) storm.jpg for post 330In a few days the wildflowers will bloom. Meanwhile we enjoyed the scent of all those evergreens, sages, and other fragrant greenery. .... This was a fine day for introspection, if only because the slow rain made walking a drippy proposition. Kat checked our tape library and pulled out a Prairie Home Companion tape from 1985https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/post-rain-yellow-wild-fleur-300x168.jpgImage (3) post-rain-yellow-wild-fleur-300x168.jpg for post 330In a few days the wildflowers will bloom. Meanwhile we enjoyed the scent of all those evergreens, sages, and other fragrant greenery. .... This was a fine day for introspection, if only because the slow rain made walking a drippy proposition. 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Dave, retired police chief of Allentown, PA, now acting Campground Manager, beat on our trailer’s door about six p.m. with news that big hail and tornadoes were highly possible. We should go to the Visitor’s Center. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/not-tent-weathr-300x168.jpgImage (1) not-tent-weathr-300x168.jpg for post 295. Dave, retired police chief of Allentown, PA, now acting Campground Manager, beat on our trailer’s door about six p.m. with news that big hail and tornadoes were highly possible. We should go to the Visitor’s Center. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/trees-leaf-2-300x168.jpgImage (4) trees-leaf-2-300x168.jpg for post 295. Dave, retired police chief of Allentown, PA, now acting Campground Manager, beat on our trailer’s door about six p.m. with news that big hail and tornadoes were highly possible. We should go to the Visitor’s Center. https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/tree-leafed-300x168.jpgImage (3) tree-leafed-300x168.jpg for post 295. Dave, retired police chief of Allentown, PA, now acting Campground Manager, beat on our trailer’s door about six p.m. with news that big hail and tornadoes were highly possible. 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whitepelicans-006-300x225.jpg for post 149https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/whitepelicans-0061.jpgwhitepelicans 0062013-04-23T01:36:59+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/04/22/buzzards-catfish-and-carnivores-angst/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/kaw-buzzards1.jpgkaw buzzardshttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/kaw-lake-fish1.jpgkaw lake fishhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/kaw-lake-fish-300x225.jpgImage (1) kaw-lake-fish-300x225.jpg for post 120https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/kaw-buzzards-300x225.jpgImage (2) kaw-buzzards-300x225.jpg for post 1202013-04-22T03:29:49+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/04/17/one-hard-core-fulltimer/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/nora-011-300x225.jpgImage (1) Nora-011-300x225.jpg for post 68...Nora bought the rig despite her son’s objections. She lived in his home with his family. Apparently he feared her driving skills were inadequate, and promised to teach her to drive it. But he kept putting it off. The family went out for a restaurant meal. Nora wasn’t feeling well and begged off. They left. Nora hitched the toad, and hit the road.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/norarv1-300x225.jpgImage (2) NoraRV1-300x225.jpg for post 68...Nora bought the rig despite her son’s objections. She lived in his home with his family. Apparently he feared her driving skills were inadequate, and promised to teach her to drive it. But he kept putting it off. The family went out for a restaurant meal. Nora wasn’t feeling well and begged off. They left. Nora hitched the toad, and hit the road.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/norarv2-300x225.jpgImage (3) NoraRV2-300x225.jpg for post 68...Nora bought the rig despite her son’s objections. She lived in his home with his family. Apparently he feared her driving skills were inadequate, and promised to teach her to drive it. But he kept putting it off. The family went out for a restaurant meal. Nora wasn’t feeling well and begged off. They left. Nora hitched the toad, and hit the road.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/norarv3-300x225.jpgImage (4) NoraRV3-300x225.jpg for post 68...Nora bought the rig despite her son’s objections. She lived in his home with his family. Apparently he feared her driving skills were inadequate, and promised to teach her to drive it. But he kept putting it off. The family went out for a restaurant meal. Nora wasn’t feeling well and begged off. They left. Nora hitched the toad, and hit the road.https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/nora-0111.jpgNora 011https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/norarv31.jpgNoraRV3https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/norarv21.jpgNoraRV2https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/norarv11.jpgNoraRV12013-04-19T02:00:08+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/04/16/photography-and-art/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tenk-sunset-2-300x225.jpgImage (2) TenK-Sunset-2-300x225.jpg for post 91Sunset was coming on and it figured to be obscured by a low cloud bank. But the clouds were moving, perceptually at the same rate as the sun, one going left to right and one high to low. Here and there we hit a small break in the cloud bank and the old Fuji made some pretty good pictures....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tenk-sunset-1-300x225.jpgImage (1) TenK-Sunset-1-300x225.jpg for post 91Sunset was coming on and it figured to be obscured by a low cloud bank. But the clouds were moving, perceptually at the same rate as the sun, one going left to right and one high to low. Here and there we hit a small break in the cloud bank and the old Fuji made some pretty good pictures....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tenk-sunset-3-300x225.jpgImage (3) TenK-Sunset-3-300x225.jpg for post 91Sunset was coming on and it figured to be obscured by a low cloud bank. But the clouds were moving, perceptually at the same rate as the sun, one going left to right and one high to low. Here and there we hit a small break in the cloud bank and the old Fuji made some pretty good pictures....https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tenk-sunset-31.jpgTenK Sunset 3https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tenk-sunset-21.jpgTenK Sunset 2Sunset in Impressionist Style, Tennkiller Ferry Lake, Mile 700https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tenk-sunset-11.jpgTenK Sunset 12013-04-19T02:14:23+00:00monthlyhttps://lifeonthebluehighways.com/2013/04/15/the-jake-brake-and-tenkiller-lake/https://lifeonthebluehighways.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/tenkillerlakeok-011-300x225.jpgImage (1) TenKillerLakeOK-011-300x225.jpg for post 59... known on big rigs as a Jake brake, this is a nice feature to have in mountains. It takes taking some of the load off your truck and trailer brakes. 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