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Mel’s sidenotes: Oldtimer Migration
by Mel on Jun.23, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
Many birds migrate. Some fish and marine mammals migrate. Some landborne animals migrate - and even the Monarch butterfly migrates in swarms from somewhere in Canada to southern South America. And Oldtimers migrate, too!
California Uber Alles
by Nevok on Jun.22, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
Alrighty then. Fed up with the weather, we decided to really change our trip slightly…and head South!
Ocean in view! O! The Joy!
by Nevok on Jun.21, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
We felt like Lewis and Clark today, alright.
Vancouver! Vancouver! WHERE IS IT???
by Nevok on Jun.20, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
Leave a Comment more...Mel’s sidenotes: Please remain seated for the grand finale
by Mel on Jun.20, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
We went to Mt. St. Helens today and the weather was the same as yesterday - rainy and foggy with visibility under 30 meters for part of the way. Nevertheless, we made it to Johnston Observatory, where the weather was so miserable that we skipped the outside viewing points and went straight inside and decided to wait for the next educational film viewing.
Excuse me, have you seen Mt. Rainier???
by Nevok on Jun.19, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
Ok…that was different than expected today.
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Mel’s Sidenotes: Who needs Mt. Rainier?
by Mel on Jun.19, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
To be honest, we saw more of Mt. Rainier from Seattle on our arrival day than today. But today was an adventure nevertheless. The drive up to the National Park and then within the park worth it all by itself without the vistas.
I’ve got sunshine… on a cloudy day
by Nevok on Jun.18, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
The cold pizza was good, the soccer game sucked though. Tell me again, why do I wake up to something like this??
Einmal Lederhosen mit Schnitzel bitte.
by Nevok on Jun.17, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
Gosh golly darn. It was quite a bit nippy out there…but the view was as spectacular in the morning as we hoped it to be.
Yeeeee-haw!
by Nevok on Jun.16, 2010, under Next Exit: US of A
For some reason the night ended way too early. Reckon we’re still quite well in the hands of the European timezone. Let’s just say it was dark, the hour was in the one digit range still, and quite for a while so…and I was able to watch a game of soccer, and it wasn’t the second one of the day. Bleargh.
