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Just to clarify
I knew someone would eventually come and rescue me so I really wasn't feeling panicked at all...just frustrated that I couldn't get a footing in the slippery tank.

From Blog: Ghosts of the Past

31st May 2009

Catherine
Of course, I will review it with you when I get home. And I do have some bits and pieces of the petrified forest to share with people who need it.

From Blog: Ghosts of the Past

31st May 2009

cheryle wiese-villegas
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Yes, of course
But the months you would have to live in Arizona are June-July to December-January!!

From Blog: Ghosts of the Past

31st May 2009

Mexican family
Hi Sue and Gail, Do Armando and I qualify as the poor mexican family? We promise to keep the trailer clean!!! Just returned from North Carolina and am reading about your antics. What a great laugh plus education. Continue blogging!!! it is great.

From Blog: Ghosts of the Past

31st May 2009

Catherine
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WOW!
Blisters, thanks for the tour, I personally would not of gone up that mountain without being sedated, nor the elevator. The pictures are wonderful thanks for sharing. This is great for me, because I get to the city limits and get home sick. Was the asylum and motel right next to each other? I sure hope Sue will go over the pictures with me if she comes back. We have had rain almost every day. Nice to the sun in your pics. Did you give a resume?

From Blog: Ghosts of the Past

31st May 2009

Kris and Drew
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Good Times
Hi Blisters! We just finished your latest update. Montezumas Castle looks so amazing! I bet its really something to see in person. Loved the "doghouse" idea much better than storage. Our laugh out loud moment was definately the "floatation therapy"! I thought it would be right up my alley until your story. I can't imagine all the things going through Sues mind as she was waiting to be rescued. You would think they would put an emergency button or intercom system in them for these situations. I'm glad you traveled together, otherwise, heaven only knows what condition Sue would be in by now! And Gail, I can just picture you clawing and fighting your way outta that thing! Too funny! My favorite picture is Beaver Creek. Love it! It looks so peaceful and calming and beautiful! We can't remember when you heading back to these parts. We are leaving for Vegas Monday morning and my sinuses are really looking forward to it. Have safe travels home and thanks for sharing your experiences with us. I am totally impressed with your blog! Good job Sue! :) I wouldn't have the knowledge or the patience to do something like that. By the way, we got your postcard and letter! Thank you! That was so thoughtful! Happy travels! Love ya!

From Blog: Ghosts of the Past

30th May 2009

Priscilla
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Dog the bounty hunter
Forget looking for dog but if you see his younger son Leland... Hmmm get him oh oh I mean a picture of him for me LOL.........

30th May 2009

Priscilla
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OH NO
I can just see you there waiting and waiting for I know you are like me and we wait so nicely...LOL... I bet it was relaxing until you found you could not get out. The trolls are different and hey I have had some of those hair days. Can not wait to read the next adventure. Priscilla

From Blog: Treasures, trolls and flotation therapy

29th May 2009

Catherine Hiltz
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Floating
Was Gail in water the whole time? Did she float? Wrinkle up? I would of died! Was she stressed?

29th May 2009

Catherine
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Wow! This is so interesting, Love the terminology, Is this wood actually allowed to come into Canada? if so grab me a " slither". Great pics and communication, keep it going :)

Barbara MacDougall
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29th May 2009

Mark
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No guts No glory
Hi Blisters...I certainly give you credit for trying new experiences...especially regarding less traveled and sometimes off the road venues. The thought of getting "abandoned" in a floatation device is too funny (sorry Sue)! Fortunately, the two of you are clearly in sync and do an excellent job of looking out for the other. Thanks for "taking" me to the petrified forest via your blog. Love the trolls! -Mark

From Blog: Treasures, trolls and flotation therapy

29th May 2009

Thanks for the detail of this geology lesson. Very interesting and amazing place. You have had a good time. Have you found an hill billy to bring home.

Barbara MacDougall
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29th May 2009

The moral of the story is take a friend to the bath or you may become a sponge. The bath sounds very relaxing until you have to exit.

From Blog: Treasures, trolls and flotation therapy

29th May 2009

Marty
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Rocks
HEY.....new meaning to trowing rocks at other peoples houses....lol Hugs miss you both but you all are having way to much fun......

29th May 2009

Pam
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Eagles....
"Take It Easy" Well, I'm running down the road tryin' to loosen my load I've got seven women on my mind, Four that wanna own me, Two that wanna stone me, One says she's a friend of mine Take It easy, take it easy Don't let the sound of your own wheels drive you crazy Lighten up while you still can don't even try to understand Just find a place to make your stand and take it easy Well, I'm a standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona and such a fine sight to see It's a girl, my Lord, in a flatbed Ford slowin' down to take a look at me Come on, baby, don't say maybe I gotta know if your sweet love is gonna save me We may lose and we may win though we will never be here again so open up, I'm climbin' in, so take it easy Well I'm running down the road trying to loosen my load, got a world of trouble on my mind lookin' for a lover who won't blow my cover, she's so hard to find Take it easy, take it easy don't let the sound of your own wheels make you crazy come on baby, don't say maybe I gotta know if your sweet love is gonna save me, oh oh oh Oh we got it easy We oughta take it easy

From Blog: Standing on the corner in Winslow Arizona

29th May 2009

Pam
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Enjoying the trip
Ladies, I've been enjoying the trip with you both. I thought we weren't supposed to leave comments because you didn't know if you'd have time to check email etc so I thought I was following orders. Anyway you'all been having a great time out west. Wish I were there, like a spider on the wall or a mouse in the corner just to see the two of you experiencing this together. Pam

29th May 2009

Priscilla
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wonderful
WOW the pictures are wonderful... thanks so much for sharing this trip with us... Priscilla

From Blog: La Posada, Winslow Arizona

28th May 2009

Bobby
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Glad your having fun
I'm reading too and it sounds like your having fun. We enjoyed Arizona when we were in and around Tuscon several years ago. Did you know that the original London Bridge is somewhere in Arizona. They brought it piece by piece and rebuilt it. I think it might be at Lake Havasu. Enjoy and it is as always interesting reading what your up to. Bobby

Barbara MacDougall
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28th May 2009

You two are having a ball. The pictures are beautiful. Keep trucking.

28th May 2009

Marty
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Albert no rest now..
Now we will have no rest from you two ....lol since you have slept in this room.......lol ...The hotel sounds awesome...Hugs..Marty

From Blog: La Posada, Winslow Arizona

28th May 2009

mary ann
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treasures
this is what I like about travelling..getting off the beaten path and finding those beautiful treasures ...love the photos..my kinda day..

From Blog: La Posada, Winslow Arizona

28th May 2009

We love your comments
We both have enjoyed everyone's comments tonight...thank you. Hmmm Dog the Bounty Hunter...will have to keep a look out for him but most of the men here look like my deceased ex husband, long gray beards, sometimes braided, long gray hair, sometimes braided...my sons will hopefully appreciate my humour. Gail tried to figure out how old everyone is by asking them if they went to Woodstock.

28th May 2009