The Long Road to Paris
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Category Archives: international travel
Four Days Later
May 30: A rest day in Nashville. Rest day for many means time to work on cars. We had just a couple of small things to do. One of our headlights needed to be replaced. What should have been … Continue reading
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And So It Starts Again
May 26: Charleston, SC. Stewball is in the secure parking lot at the Dewberry Hotel in Charleston after spending a week on Sullivan’s Island with other rally friends. We all debated just staying at the beach for three weeks then … Continue reading
Back on the Road
April 22, 2018 It has been a long time, but I am determined to blog this next rally event. First, I want to welcome all the new followers of this blog. I’m not sure how this happens but it seems … Continue reading
African Birthday Celebration
Oct. 26, 2017: Ed turned 83 today. I had arranged for a cake for the evening meal at Cathedral Peak but how the rest of the day went was not of my making. We left our hotel in the morning … Continue reading
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Okavanga Delta
Oct. 21. We are back from two days in the Okavango Delta. About the only way in to this unique delta in a land-locked country is by small plane. So, that’s what we did. We stayed at three different camps, … Continue reading
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Our Last Smile for the Day
Day 5: Sossusviel to Swakopmund. You may not want to read this blog, but I have to write it. This day started out to be different, but ended up worse. You may have read that we are driving a rental … Continue reading
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And The Rally Hasn’t Even Begun
Oct. 6, 2017. We are in Cape Town, a vibrant city set against the backdrop of Table Mountain. The African Safari Challenge rally begins on Monday, Oct. 9, however our adventure began last week while we were (supposedly) relaxing in … Continue reading
