Watermelons are ripe and ready for eating.
It tasted as good as it looks. Too bad it's almost time to leave again. No more watermelon until September (in MN).
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An occasionally published narrative of our travels. An emphasis on photos and the "offbeat" aspects of Tom and Linda's jaunts around the U.S. and the world. CLICK ON PHOTOS TO SEE MORE DETAIL
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Almost all photos on this blog come from our Flickr Page. You can go directly to our Flickr photo sets by following this link. It's the easiest way to navigate our on-line photos.
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About the BlogRoll
Most BlogRolls that I've seen are a list that are too long and too predictable. Tell me the blogger's political leanings and I'll name at least five of the blogs right now.
I have tried to capture just a few blogs and have them be as offbeat and local as the places we visit.
I have tried to capture just a few blogs and have them be as offbeat and local as the places we visit.
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