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Thursday, February 28, 2013
Homeward bound...
Now departing Upper Cryogenica, leaving Castle Frostbite to return to Roseholme Cottage. I enjoy travel, and the very best part of traveling is heading home.
See, I just returned home from the same general area (I was a bit NE over by that really tall pile of rocks) and coming home was the WORST part of the trip. Of course for me that meant coming home to a state where they are actively trying to outlaw almost every gun I own.....
Mopar, I had just the opposite feeling last Nov. driving to/from my last deer hunt. Crossing into that AZ state border was like feeling free again. All 11 states ('cept one) honoring my CCW, no worry of some city having a separate stupid law that criminals ignore but I had to follow.
Safety on your trip Tam. If you're like me, what you miss most is your bed. (Well, that and my dogs and wife.) ;)
I feel ya.
ReplyDeleteUp here in northern Michigan, they've got white stuff all over the roads and they just drive on top of it.
Crazy, man.
I enjoy travel too and I thought back at the end of 2011 that meant I would also enjoy relocating to another state for a job.
ReplyDeleteSurprisingly I got heartachingly homesick for the place we'd been the past 9 years and my wife exponentially more so.
Pile a few more difficulties onto that and I pulled the plug and found a gig so we could move back.
Oddly I don't seem to have the enthusiasm for travel that I did before the whole experience.
I enjoy travel, and the very best part of traveling is heading home.
ReplyDeleteDepends on what's waiting for you there, don't it?
Have a safe trip Tam.
ReplyDeleteTravel safe Tam
ReplyDeleteIs that the Mascoma Lake bridge?
ReplyDeleteDrive safe.
ReplyDeleteNo adventures, thank you. Nasty uncomfortable things that make you late for dinner.
ReplyDeleteDred or Subaru?
ReplyDeleteHappy Trails! I'll be vacationing in the White Mountains this summer. Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteSee, I just returned home from the same general area (I was a bit NE over by that really tall pile of rocks) and coming home was the WORST part of the trip. Of course for me that meant coming home to a state where they are actively trying to outlaw almost every gun I own.....
ReplyDeleteCome north, Mopar, we'd be happy to have you.
ReplyDeleteMopar, I had just the opposite feeling last Nov. driving to/from my last deer hunt.
ReplyDeleteCrossing into that AZ state border was like feeling free again.
All 11 states ('cept one) honoring my CCW, no worry of some city having a separate stupid law that criminals ignore but I had to follow.
Safety on your trip Tam.
If you're like me, what you miss most is your bed.
(Well, that and my dogs and wife.) ;)
One hundred bottle of beer on the wall
ReplyDeleteOne hundred bottles of beer.
Safe trip.
Gerry
Ayuh, that's the Mascoma Lake bridge.
ReplyDeleteAl T.,
Neither: United. I have to disarm to get from IND to MHT anyway, so I might as well do so at FL280
"The road goes ever on and on..."
ReplyDeleteStick to within the borders of Oceania. There are rumors of border skirmishes with Eurasia.
ReplyDeleteSafe driving!
Keep it shiny side up and just exciting enough to keep you awake.
ReplyDeleteYou being the only Mistress of Snark we got and all...
I enjoy travel to the Tropics or somewhere/anywhere the weather isn't like that which you illustrate.
ReplyDeleteHey, I recognize that bridge! Taught myself to sail on that lake - a loooonnng time ago...
ReplyDeleteHappy trails and safe passage Tam!
Karl: I thought it was Eastasia...
ReplyDelete-Joe E.
Travel safe Lady!
ReplyDeleteThe Mrs. & I were wondering who was holding down the fort; it WERE you!
ReplyDelete"East or west, home is best."
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