I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Tues Aug 23
Yesterday's hike, the East Coast Trail, Newfoundland near Cape Spear, easternmost point of land in North America.
Lots of ocean views:
Blueberries getting ripe:
Stepping stones to get over the wet/boggy areas:
A few steps for the hills:
Have to climb over these rocks:
And these (uphill):
Thankfully there is a rock "bridge" over this boggy area:
More great views:
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9 years agolast modified: 9 years agoJust beautiful, Casey. Sign me up for your next hike!
At a cruise this past weekend. It was at the County Nursing Home. A group from a local church was at hand taking the residents around to enjoy the festivities. All seemed to enjoy it tremendously.
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9 years agoThis is sort of apropos after the recent discussion about Dangerous Things You Did thread. This is what people abroad are still doing on the streets of Amsterdam. No helmets in sight.
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9 years agoshot during the bike ride with Mel this morning:
Why would anyone fly a stars and stripes flag, in black and white, with a blue stripe?
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