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» Road trip - Tucson to New Hampshire

  • Jul 29, 2010 14:46
  • Earl Sires
  • Tucson, United States
Even though I know NCCC is over, it certainly doesn't feel like it. I still feel like I'm going to run into all the people I met this past year. I think about what stresses me out or makes me happy, but none of that exists anymore. It's a blank slate, like the past ten months never happened.But they did, and though it feels like I was living someone else's life and not my own,...

» Intrepid Threadies Alaska/San Francisco Diary

  • Jul 28, 2010 14:28
  • Rhonda Threadgold
  • Seward, United States
Hello FriendsAfter checking ouf of our cute little cabin, we drove a short way to Tito's Discovery Cafe for breakfast before beginning our drive to Seward.  The day was once again raining and misty which was a shame as this 70 miles of the drive is the most scenic.Seward is another unique small Alaskan town, situated at the end of the Seward Highway on Resurrection Bay, and on the edge...

» Europe to the Near East 2010

  • Jul 29, 2010 21:17
  • Duncan Burnett
  • Jerusalem Sub-district, Israel
 I woke up this morning at 0515hrs and decided I would go to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and try and visit the Tomb of Christ.  The children were keen to come along as well so we set off in the darkness towards the Old City on a refreshingly cool morning.  Ruth decided to stay in bed. I have said before that the Old City of Jerusalem is best either early in the morning...

» Walking across France

  • Jul 29, 2010 13:03
  • cathy swift
  • Châteauvillain, France
 The next stop was bar sur aube. I started off before Christina who agreed to take back the key to the tourist office and I set off through a forest walk. For almost the first time, i got a bit lost - the guide is so precise that really its very easy to find one's way but this time, the directions didn't seem to be working and in the forest, I couldn't see the sun which is a...

» Walking across France

  • Jul 29, 2010 13:48
  • cathy swift
  • Langres, France
 From Clairvaux, my next stop was Chateauvillain, about 20 km away. Accommodation here was provided by a Syndicat d'iniative - it turned out to be a sculptor and his wife who were running an exhibition of geometric drawings and a small museum in a 13th C tower. After feeding me tonic water and coconut biscuits,  they directed me to the mairie who have an old building...