Published: October 4th 2009October 2nd 2009
Today, we went from southern Oregon to northern Oregon. We arrived in Wheeler around 5pm. Wheeler is a tiny town-- and we mean tiny. There are hardly any shops in town, and pretty much everything closes up at 5pm, so there was nothing for us to do. We had to drive to another town to find dinner. At least our hotel was nice. It was a remodeled 1920s building, and had antique decor. The lady who ran the inn was very nice, and even put our name on our room door to welcome us. There were also DVDs you could borrow and watch in your room.
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We would like to travel as much as possible, but it generally comes down to us just taking one big trip a year. So far, we have been to the Bahamas, St. Thomas, St. Maarten, Florida, San Diego, England, South Dakota, Germany, Switzerland, and Scotland. We are currently on our road trip to the American Southwest.
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