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Published: June 12th 2012June 12th 2012
Today I begin my transit in one of those long days, with the hour dropping back as I cross time zones heading east. This makes for an interminable single day that doesn't look bad on paper until you add the extra hours to the apparent flight time.
One last bowl of hot sorghum cereal, then I make my way back to the land of decent coffee.
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Lucretia Lake
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Thank you
Shoshana- Obviously you share a tremendous amount with those of us signed up on your travel blog. In so doing, I get to see through your eyes.....places, experiences I most likely will never see. I love the pics; the stories; the birding; the travel tips:).......it's all so insightful. Thank you so much. As for 'coming back': you may very well get some "good coffee" when you get here (I am imbibing as I write:).....but if you have allergies, GRAB YOUR ZYRTEC OR ALLEGRA....cuz yesterday the Willamette Valley had the DUBIOUS HONOR of having the HIGHEST POLLEN COUNT IN THE COUNTRY!!:((( (sniff, sniff, wheeze, wheeze;(_)
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