Coal Bank Pass is one of the highest we will cross today and the snow depth testifies to the winter they have had in these parts. The restrooms were almost totally covered!!!
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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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