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Trip Log – Day 375 – N Little Rock AR to Little Rock AR
November 28, 2016 – Rain, 55 degrees Miles Today: 32 Miles to Date: 19,386 States to Date: 47 The sky was heavy, the forecast dark, so I slid through downtown Little Rock before the showers began. When they arrived, they … Continue reading
Profile Response: Jonise Roberts, Place Bridge Academy Denver CO
Whenever I meet someone from Haiti, even for the first time, it feels like a reunion. There’s a sympathetic sensibility that bonds all of us who’ve come to love The Magic Island and its people. Jonise Robert’s father received political … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 374 – Conway AR to N Little Rock AR
November 27, 2016 – Overcast, 50 degrees Miles Today: 46 Miles to Date: 19,354 States to Date: 47 ‘We the People.’ What does that mean? The first display of the Visitor’s Center at Little Rock Central High School, site of … Continue reading
Profile Response: Ellie Bontrager, Limon, CO
Ellie Bontrager is a lovely person and great conversationalist. I arrived at her house with a flat tire; one of those pesky Prairie burrs had lodged in my front tire. She sat on the patio where the horizontal sun still … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 373 – Russellville AR to Conway AR
November 26, 2016 – Overcast, 45 degrees Miles Today: 48 Miles to Date: 19,308 States to Date: 47 The straight grey line of US 64 east parallels the railroad track from Little Rock to Fort Smith. The trains roll past, … Continue reading
Profile Response: Justin Eagleboy, Burlington CO
Justin Eagleboy represents the traditional values of the American West better than anyone I’ve met in a cowboy hat. Justin and his three sisters were home schooled in western Colorado. His mother died when he was eleven. Their mother’s death … Continue reading
Trip Log – Day 372 – Fort Smith AR to Russellville AR
November 25, 2016 – Overcast, 50 degrees Miles Today: 81 Miles to Date: 19,260 States to Date: 47 Back on the road again, fueled by Thanksgiving leftovers, including my friend Paul’s sweet potatoes with pecan and maple syrup. Vegetable or … Continue reading
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Tagged Charleston AR, Fort Chaffee, Lake Dardenelle, Paris AR, Russellville AR
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Profile Response: Lynn Schneider, Garden of Eden, Lucas KS
Nothing keeps a man vital more than a consuming obsession except, perhaps, a wife a third his age. S.P. Dinsmoor had both. The Civil War veteran and pioneer to the Kansas plains began building his elaborate home in Lucas, KS … Continue reading
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Tagged Garden of Eden Lucas KS, Lucas KS, Lynn Schneider, SP Dinsmoor
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Responses: How will we live tomorrow?
How will we live tomorrow? “We will either live tomorrow or we will merely exist. It is our choice.” Bobby, Owner of District Cycles, Perkins OK How will we live tomorrow? “It’s always a goal to wake with an open … Continue reading
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Trip Log – Day 371 – Fayetteville AR to Fort Smith AR
November 21, 2016 – Sunny, 70 degrees Miles Today: 76 Miles to Date: 19,179 States to Date: 47 Forecast tomorrow is strong winds from the south and rain. So, I pedaled through the University of Arkansas campus, ducked out of … Continue reading
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