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| real estate pitch in southern Louisiana |
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| "butter" |
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| we had beignets across the street from the Event Center |
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| immense live oaks are everywhere |
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| elevation above sea level: 3' |
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| the Gulf coast |
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| checking out the local resorts |
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| 'course, your stilt house has to share the beach with this...... |
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| ... and this. |
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| new friends in San Antonio |
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| Pat peeled us an orange |
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| she collects things... |
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| terrific library |
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| a very cool copy of O Henry stories in braille |
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| there was a stuffed owl on the living room floor |
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| Pat has a freezer filled with road kill birds |
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| a tub with toys... |
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| and another room with a bit of everything |
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| from San Antonio to Seminole Canyon |
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| Sue went for a walk |
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| saw the cool canyon with the oldest rock art in north america (but didn't see the art) |
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| Susan waiting by the crossroads for the devil |
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| Seminole Canyon is.... remote |
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| the weird shelter was welcome |
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| dinner over the desert |
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| getting closer to Big Bend |
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| camping in Chisos Basin, Big Bend National Park |
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| looking for lions |
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| Sue on the Lost Mine Trail |
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| zzzzzz |
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| upgraded cocktail hour |
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| Sue bit her lip |
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| remote canyon |
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| Mexico from the South Rim |
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| 12.5 mile foot |
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| it was cold |
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| Sunrise from Chisos Basin |
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| found a secret hot spring along the Rio Grande - 105 degrees |
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| the river was just cold enough |
Wonderful pics. Such memories. Big Bend is awesome. Glad you got there!
ReplyDeleteLove the shot of mom, post bowl and tequilla!
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