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Idaho, Twin Falls
Enjoyed all the Twin Falls photos. Especially the Balanced Rock ones...Really Cool
From Blog: Day 42
Is it really necessary to call it a stupid animal? It's not like it jumped into the pit on purpose, maybe it was chased in, fell in, or knew it was going to die and wanted to preserve its body for scientific study.. Nice preservation, though.
From Blog: Day-185
Fort Gaines
Fort Gaines is on Dauphin Island. Fort Morgan is across the bay.
From Blog: Day 223
Where can I find this?
We will be travelling to Dauphin Island in April and we would like to see this. Where can it be found on te island? Please e-mail me at rachskull@yahoo.com. Thank you!
From Blog: Day 223
Governor Steunenberg
Thanks for visiting and sharing a picture of the governors statue. Visit: http://steunenberg.blogspot.com/
From Blog: Day 42
Date: 18th May 2010
Rattlesnake Bomber Base Pictures
Thank you for posting this commentary with the pictures. I've seen this facility on Google Earth and have been curious about it. Your pictures answered somme of the questions in my mind about this place. I appreciate your efforts. Woody Lawson
From Blog: Day 205
Rattlesnake Bomber Base Pictures
Thank you for posting this commentary with the pictures. I've seen this facility on Google Earth and have been curious about it. Your pictures answered somme of the questions in my mind about this place. I appreciate your efforts. Woody Lawson
From Blog: Day 205
Date: 31st October 2009
explanation of "mysterious preacher"
I just happened upon your blog about your trip to Birmingham. Hope you enjoyed your visit! As a lifelong resident of Birmingham, I wanted to add a note about the "mysterious preacher". That is a statue of Brother Bryan, a Presbyterian minister in the first half of the 20th century. He established Third Presbyterian Church on southside, and his successor, James Cantrell, was brought to Christ by Brother Bryan. I grew up in that church, and remember "Brother Jimmy" telling us that Brother Bryan would pay him a quarter to attend church. The bribes worked, and Brother Jimmy was as beloved, if not quite as famous, as Brother Bryan. You can read more about him on Wikipedia. Best Regards, bp
From Blog: Day 225
explanation of "mysterious preacher"
I just happened upon your blog about your trip to Birmingham. Hope you enjoyed your visit! As a lifelong resident of Birmingham, I wanted to add a note about the "mysterious preacher". That is a statue of Brother Bryan, a Presbyterian minister in the first half of the 20th century. He established Third Presbyterian Church on southside, and his successor, James Cantrell, was brought to Christ by Brother Bryan. I grew up in that church, and remember "Brother Jimmy" telling us that Brother Bryan would pay him a quarter to attend church. The bribes worked, and Brother Jimmy was as beloved, if not quite as famous, as Brother Bryan. You can read more about him on Wikipedia. Best Regards, bp
From Blog: Day 225
Date: 22nd April 2008
Fascinating
Reading your travel blog has been a truly fascinating experience. What are your plans for keepsake memories? 20-volume scrapbook sorted alphabetically? Documentary? Internationally renown Emmy-winning Powerpoint presentation?
From Blog: Day 229
Fascinating
Reading your travel blog has been a truly fascinating experience. What are your plans for keepsake memories? 20-volume scrapbook sorted alphabetically? Documentary? Internationally renown Emmy-winning Powerpoint presentation?
From Blog: Day 229
Date: 20th April 2008
Not a crane...
I think that's a Great Blue. Heron. Which might technically be from the crane family. But it has Great Blue markings.
From Blog: Day 228
Not a crane...
I think that's a Great Blue. Heron. Which might technically be from the crane family. But it has Great Blue markings.
From Blog: Day 228
Date: 8th April 2008
More Awesome Adventures on the Bayou
Homeless guys and hard partying aren't all we're about down here (although those are doubtlessly important facets!). There's tons to do, especially right now - next time you pass through, check out some great events, cuisine, music, and places to stay in those little towns and in the bigger cities too at www.countryroadsmag.com !
From Blog: Day 221
More Awesome Adventures on the Bayou
Homeless guys and hard partying aren't all we're about down here (although those are doubtlessly important facets!). There's tons to do, especially right now - next time you pass through, check out some great events, cuisine, music, and places to stay in those little towns and in the bigger cities too at www.countryroadsmag.com !
From Blog: Day 221
Date: 8th April 2008
It definitely is. You can look the company up on the web, and they have contracts to build LCVs. The pictures you can see of the design will confirm it too.
From Blog: Day 223
It definitely is. You can look the company up on the web, and they have contracts to build LCVs. The pictures you can see of the design will confirm it too.
From Blog: Day 223
Date: 8th April 2008
LCV
Strange looking ship. I'll be interested in seeing if your guess as to what it is is right.
From Blog: Day 223
LCV
Strange looking ship. I'll be interested in seeing if your guess as to what it is is right.
From Blog: Day 223
Date: 5th April 2008
state house
I see what you mean about the state house. I like the older one better. The dome is spectacular.
From Blog: Day 221
state house
I see what you mean about the state house. I like the older one better. The dome is spectacular.
From Blog: Day 221
Date: 5th April 2008
plantation
Did they grow rice or cotton at this plantation? Sounds like the land is more suited to rice.
From Blog: Day 220
plantation
Did they grow rice or cotton at this plantation? Sounds like the land is more suited to rice.
From Blog: Day 220
Date: 3rd April 2008
I am liking the Astro-McDonalds
http://www.drivl.com/posts/view/738 and the banana slug
From Blog: Day 217
I am liking the Astro-McDonalds
http://www.drivl.com/posts/view/738 and the banana slug
From Blog: Day 217
Date: 30th March 2008
white flower
I don't mind you not knowing all the flowers, they are still beautiful to look at and when we're still looking at snow and brown grass it's nice to see. I do find it funny though that after years of seeing churches decorated with Easter lilies on Easter you didn't recognize that one in New Braunfels.
From Blog: Day 213
white flower
I don't mind you not knowing all the flowers, they are still beautiful to look at and when we're still looking at snow and brown grass it's nice to see. I do find it funny though that after years of seeing churches decorated with Easter lilies on Easter you didn't recognize that one in New Braunfels.
From Blog: Day 213
Date: 26th March 2008
LOL
I truely laughed out loud upon seeing those last two pictures. You guys are great. Night.
From Blog: Day 207
LOL
I truely laughed out loud upon seeing those last two pictures. You guys are great. Night.
From Blog: Day 207
Date: 26th March 2008
Nice
Excellent pictures and blog. I love living in the Black Hills.
From Blog: Day 45
Nice
Excellent pictures and blog. I love living in the Black Hills.
From Blog: Day 45
Date: 25th March 2008
Jumping over flowing water
Hopefully one day you two will fully realize the extent to which leaving marked trails only results in difficulty crossing flowing water. Although I do have to give Onaxthiel some credit, that looks like one heck of a "jump."
From Blog: Day 208 -
Jumping over flowing water
Hopefully one day you two will fully realize the extent to which leaving marked trails only results in difficulty crossing flowing water. Although I do have to give Onaxthiel some credit, that looks like one heck of a "jump."
From Blog: Day 208 -
Felix Wankel
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The name is Spider not "Spyder"
The name is NSU Spider not "Spyder" and this car was the first car ever produced with wankel engine... The wankel engine was designed by Felix Wankel from the car and motorcycle company in Germany NSU now "Audi"
From Blog: Day 144