We did see a few pieces of pottery - perhaps from the Ancient Publoans
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Jack and Mary Jagt are retired from the work of trading in natural rubber (Jack) and Intensive Care Nursing (Mary). They love to travel in their RV - nicknamed the Merrie Yacht. Recently moved from the home they raised their family in to a condo in a smaller town, they now have fewer home responsibilities and hope to be on the road more often.
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- Apologies
- Home Coming!
- Greg and Tara are waiting at our condo to turn on...
- Dylan loves any kind of truck, including RVs. But ...
- Dylan has a new Davy Crockett hat from Oma and Op...
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- Green Acres Farm
- We arrived in the evening - time to take the hors...
- Our son Derek works in the barn - he cleans the...
- Jacque's dressage horse, Teddy. He is a tall 17 1...
- Leaving hay in the paddocks for tomorrow
- Each horse gets an allotment of grain each evening
- Miniature donkeys - Bailey and Baxter
- Corner of the barn, composter and hay barn
- Walking from the barn - back of the house and the ...
- Derek is comfy in his apartment
- Monday, April 11
- We wave "Good Bye" to Gerry and Dia TerHaar in Ke...
- We ran into heavy rain in the afternoon and spent...
- Cherohala Skyway
- The road begins climbing the slopes of the foothi...
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- Bald River Falls
- Along the Tellico River
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- From a lookout point, ridge after ridge in the App...
- We stood on a bridge and watched several kayakers...
- Deal's Gap
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- Even Spidey is on a motorcycle
- This part of the road is called "The Tail of the ...
- Motorcycles round the curves practically lying on...
- This fellow has been standing at the roadside all ...
- Saturday, April 9
- Hiwassee State Scenic River Park
- The dogwood is blooming
- Tennessee Trilliums
- Gerry wanted to know how cool the water of the Hi...
- Gerry got quite scratched up by thorny bushes cli...
- Friday, April 8
- Last minute trip planning before we "hit the road"
- Crossing the Mississippi in Memphis, Tennessee.
- Staying overnight at Walmart in Savannah, Tennessee
- Arkansas
- Rainwater percolates through porous tufa rock unt...
- It was too hot to touch!
- Gerry is hoping that the cooled spring water will...
- The restored Fordyce Baths is the headquarters fo...
- Beautiful ceiling in the men's bath area
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- Controls for the varying temperatures of the wate...
- Steam cabinets
- After a time in the baths or steam and therapudic...
- The Quapaw baths have been modernized and are ope...
- We finish our day with an ice cream!
- Talimena Skyway
- ..........and it gets thicker and thicker..........
- ..........until we can't see a thing except the y...
- As we drive down from the ridge, we get out of the...
- Robber's Cave State Park
- We will hike around the rocks to find the robber'...
- This was the "corral" where the robbers hid their...
- Gerry was the first to find the cave.
- From the inside of the cave. Hidden deeply, the c...
- Red Rock Canyon State Park
- Our campsite -right on a small creek - and a lovel...
- Wandering around the park, we found this cave. Are...
- The rock here is a really deep red
- Palo Duro Canyon
- This little stream and red cliff was right behind...
- We saw several of these wild turkeys wandering ar...
- Lighthouse Trail
- Along the way, we pass some beautiful cliffs. See...
- The path is easy and flat with markers every 1/10t...
- After a brief, steep climb we came to this vantage...
- On the return hike, we saw these mountain sheep ha...
- We took this close-up to the Visitor Center and th...
- Was it a tough hike, Gerry?
- New Mexico Sunset
- Winds!
- The Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge Steam Train
- The passenger cars are real vintage cars circa 18...
- Through a narrow defile
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- Periodically, the train would need to vent some ex...
- Here, two mountain streams meet - one clear and t...
- On the way back to Durango
- We are taking a day long trip from Durango, Colora...
- Mount Wilson - 14, 260'
- Coal Bank Pass is one of the highest we will cross...
- Silverton
- Along the road, we saw several of these mineheads...
- Bear Falls
- Box Canyon Falls
- Our next stop is the small town of Ouray. The roa...
- Near the end of the loop that we were taking today...
- Goosenecks
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- Hom'olovi Ruins
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