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About Me
- Sue Jackson
- I am a freelance writer & reviewer, specializing in travel, food, family, health, and reviews of books, TV, and movies. I have 2 grown sons. My husband and I enjoy travel, the outdoors, and reading.
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- Oklahoma Again
- Cadillac Ranch
- Heading back east
- Santa Fe
- Harry's Roadhouse
- Eating on the Road
- Santa Fe
- McCauley Springs
- McCauley Warm Springs
- Santa Fe National Forest
- Jemez State Monument
- La Cueva, New Mexico
- Bandolier National Monument NM
- Bandolier National Monument
- Jemez Falls
- Jemez Falls
- Jemez Falls
- On top of Sandia Peak
- Sandia Peak Tram
- Albuquerque NM
- Sophia's Place
- Boca Negra Canyon New Mexico
- Petroglyph National Monument
- Boca Negra canyon New Mexico
- Historic Route 66
- New Mexico on the road
- Texas countryside
- More good road food
- Westward ho!
- Oklahoma City
- we enjoyed a nice Father's Day lunch at China King...
- Oklahoma!
- Plum Crazy!
- Mt. Magazine state park highest point in Arkansas
- Mt. Magazine state park highest point in Arkansas
- Mt. Magazine state park Arkansas
- Overlook
- Bear Cave trail Petite jean state park Arkansas
- Bear Cave trail Petite jean state park Arkansas
- Bear Cave trail Petite Jean state park Arkansas
- Bear Cave trail Petite Jean state park Arkansas
- Bear Cave trail Petite Jean state park Arkansas
- Bear Cave trail Petite jean state park Arkansas
- Bear Cave trail Petite jean state park Arkansas
- Bear Cave trail Petite Jean state park arkansas
- Bear Cave Trail Petite Jean State Park Arkansas
- BBQ in Arkansas
- The Mighty Mississippi
- A Fresh Start
- A Rough Day in Tennessee
- Panther Creek SP
- View from Shenandoah-posted by JamieThis message h...
- Panther Creek State Park Tn
- Lunch in Roanoke VA
- Shenandoah hike
- Shendandoah National Park
- On our way!
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3 comments:
Neat!
D.
Yeah, we love finding odd little roadside attractions!
There's a website that lists a bunch of them - roadsideamerica.com.
Sue
We've done this route you did about 6 times, and I never fail to enjoy seeing these old cars buried in the ground!
Too bad I didn't take a picture that day - using an old camera and out of film at the time, so missed the shot.
Now I have the new camera that stores pictures on a memory card - that means no more missed pictures.
It was fun taking the tour with you. Diane (Rambow) Stevens
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