Thursday, July 31, 2014. Onward to Stewart BC and Hyder AK. We already know what the roads look like from Smithers to home. Park next to Visitor Center in Stewart, B C. Later we will drive out to Tongass National Park to Salmon Creek to see if there are any bears there. They are open from 6am until 10 pm, Pacific Time. More about that on the next blog.

I have been getting more and more spam from bloggers since I let anyone respond to the blog. One way to stop the spam is to cut off anonymous comments. It is very easy and painless to get a Gmail email account and use it to post on blogs. It was too early fo.

Grizzly at Mary Bay Yellowstone Lake. Wednesday, November 22, 2017. Friday, February 10, 2017. I had to get on our motorhome roof to get these pictures. Wednesday, January 25, 2017. Sun going down behind the trees with awesome color reflection on the water.

Tuesday, January 9, 2018. This is where they have cook outs at the RV park. This is their Rec Hall. Here is a view of some of the spots. Yep, horses and cowboys every where. I am standing next to a Remington sculpture. amazing! We also visited another great place in t.

Friday, 11 March 2016. Trying to Rise from the Blogger Blahs. I see from some of my fellow bloggers that it does happen from time to time. Jackie in the ocean in Cap SanBlas with his buddies, Brody and Tammi. Jackie and I going for a walk on the stunning beach.

8230;from real estate to wheel estate. Our time is getting short here at Viewpoint Golf and RV Resort. Many of the snowbirds have already left for home and I expect to see a lot more heading out before the weekend. The weather has been mostly pleasant with daily highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. On Wednesday evening, Donna grilled wild Alaskan salmon on the Weber Q.

We are a homeschooling family of seven that love the Lord and love this country. We pray that our journey will be one of encouragement to you and your family! Thursday, June 26, 2014. Well, the day has come. We are paying off d.

Monday, March 26, 2018. Our last day in New Orleans was spent touring the Garden District. This area is well known for its 19. It was originally part of the Livaudals Plantation. In 1852 it was annexed by the City of New Orleans. Our first stop was the Lafayette Cemetery No. It is a famous and frankly a bit spooky place. Being in an area that has had numerous floods since 1833, some plots show the wear and tear. We spent a full day.

The view from the juniper tree. The last post from The View from the Juniper Tree. But I have decided to not post any more to this site. I will leave it up until I can figure out what to do with the content, but there will be no more posts to this blog after this one. Starting today I am blogging at a new site called. Life From the Juniper Tree. Life From the Juniper Tree. At one time the Merrick Ranch.