This afternoon George and I arrived HOME to our cottage in Manitoba! We have had a wonderful two weeks of touring and visiting since leaving Palm Creek on the 12th. The weather was excellent every mile/kilometre of our travels. And how lucky we are to live in two beautiful countries. The highways and freeways of the U.S and Canada provided spectacular scenery along our route!
We wish all our Palm
Creek friends a lovely summer with family and friends! We hope the sun shines
in your part of the country .....just as it always does in our home in Arizona!
:)
Here's a few pictures of
our arrival this afternoon. We have a very long drive-way from the cul-de-sac
to our cottage. It took George 3 hours of unloading all the junk in our car
onto a toboggan and then up to our house! "Welcome back to the snowy north!"
Cheers! Carol and
George
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FROM MARILYN STEWART, Site 1886
We arrived
at our home in Wyoming today. It was 62 and no wind so that was a nice
homecoming. Have looked at the blog already. Keep those updates coming. Love
them! Marilyn Stewart #1886
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FROM LINDSAY & SHIRLEY BECK, Site 1778
We are back in Nova Scotia, a little early if we were looking for warm
weather!
Oh well. Thanks, don't get over cooked in all that heat you are having I(Envious!)
Shirley & LyndsayOh well. Thanks, don't get over cooked in all that heat you are having I(Envious!)
PS. I think we are also experiencing Poker withdrawal!!
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FROM DON & MARILYN HEIMKE in Wisconsin
Snowed again last night-guess we got home too soon!
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FROM MIKE & PAT CHATER
Tonight was the first time I got to read your blog Sue.......it was so good to
see all of the happenings in Palm Creek. Mike and I would love to be back in
PC as it snowed here again tonight and there are so many piles of snow trying to
melt, with no success. Ontario isn't as bad off with snow as what Saskatchewan
is though.
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FROM ROGER & LOUISE ODLE, Site 385
We meandered our way back to
Iowa via New Mexico, Texas and Kansas. In New Mexico, we toured
Spaceport America. We didn't quite know what to expect but it was
very interesting. For a mere $200,000 you too can fly into space. The whole
trip only takes about 2 1/2 hours. The people won't go into orbit but they will
experience weightlessness. The really amazing thing to me is that
they have 500 people on the waiting list. Then it was on to Texas to visit my
brother who lives in the Texas hill country near Austin. The bluebonnets were
blooming their little heads off and there was a treat for the eyes
around every turn. In Kansas we visited our son and got involved with some of
the wedding planning. Our 45 year old confirmed bachelor finally found the
"right" one and will be married in September. We drove to Iowa on April 15th
and stopped for lunch north of DesMoines. When we came out it was snowing.
Roger, who hopes to never see snow again unless it is on purpose, wasn't all
that happy. We drove on home and the next day our deck was covered
with snow. It was kind of like Mother Nature wanted to make sure that we got
the message of just who is in charge. Roger left on Sunday for a
father/daughter trip in New Orleans and I got a text from him today
that it is 80 degrees there; it is 37 here with a strong northwest wind. He
definitely made the right move. ha Best wishes to you two, Louise
Odle
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