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The last few days I’ve been pondering an odd question: “What’s the best water you’ve ever tasted?” Funny, isn’t it, where the mind goes sometimes? I was remembering a hike in Southern Arizona, one I repeated several times with various … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bellows Spring, best water, Charlie's Steak House, Coronado National Forest, Corvette, hiking, Hopkinsville, Kentucky, Montana, Mt. Baboquivari, Mt. Baldy, Mt. Haggin, Mt. Wrightson, Santa Rita Mountains, Southern Arizona, Tucson
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The Biltmore Estate
Today my wife and I visited The Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina. It was our first visit. And what a delight it was, too. If you’ve never been there you must put this on your bucket list; it is … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, Uncategorized
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Tagged 1888, 1895, 1914, 1930, 1956, All's right with the world, Asheville, Asia, Austria, Biltmore, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Crazy Horse, Easter 2004, El Capitan, Europe, Franz Joseph Haydn, George Vanderbilt, Grand Tetons, grandeur, Great Depression, Kentucky, Kilimanjaor, majesty, Mount Everest, Mount Rushmore, Noah's Ark, North Carolina, Redwood, Robert Browning, Saint Michael's Cathedral, Sequoia, size, spendor, Stone Mountain Park, Vienna
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The Lost Story 