Remembering the magic of domestic travel

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5-16-2010 @ 10:39PM

ken b said...

Just retired last Friday...and plan to travel....Lived 25 years in KY...then 25 years in Calif...then back to KY.....I've seen alot...

Rent a houseboat and go to Lake Powell for 5-7 days...go stand on the edge of the Grand Canyon....take a tour boat over to Catalina Island.....go see a moonbow at Cumberland Falls in KY.....lay in your boat on Lake Meade and look up at the Milky Way at 3 a.m. in the morning.....play at a blackjack table in Las Vegas at 3 a.m in the morning.......you don't know what you are missing

What a great country...and now my wife and I are just starting to 'really plan to see this great country'........I want to sit down in Boston and have a bowl of New England clam chower (with a warm loaf of sourdough bread)....I will do that this summer when we travel to New York for a wedding and then go on up to New England!!

5-17-2010 @ 9:57AM

Louise said...

Ken B .. you mentioned looking up at the Milky Way at 3AM .. so very true. I am in Arizona and we can go out and see millions and millions of stars each night. We don't have any smog nor city lights to block our view of the skies above. What a beautiful state we live in. We're right off Route 66, we can be at the Grand Canyon in less than an hour. Take our boat to the Colorado River and cruise from the casinos in Laughlin to Lake Havasu City. Some people think of AZ as just a desert state but we have so many beautiful sites within our reach. I love living here.

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