Saturday, May 30, 2009
Meramec Caverns
Posted by Lisbeth at 9:27 PM
Labels: cave formations, caverns, caves, draperies, geology, limestone, Missouri, stalagtites
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Fulltiming in a Fifth Wheel RV and a Lance Truck Camper and our aspirations to professional vagabondery.
. . . 'CAUSE YOU LEARN NUTHIN' BY SITTING IN THE CAR. . .
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About Me
- Lisbeth
- Danish-American camper, gypsy, hiker, genealogist, photographer, translator, child counselor, home school teacher, reader, writer, low carber, short order cook, daughter, sister, mother of the Spud and mother - or is that grandmother? - of Bear our coydog, forever love and best friend of Wally, and last but not least, grateful child of God.
...WANDERING ON A TRAIL OF BEAUTY, LIVING AGAIN, MAY I WALK*...
Is this all there is???... Well, NO!
This photoblog is a pictorial index of our roamings and wanderings. Although we live in a 35-foot fifth wheel camper full time, most of our traveling is done in our little Lance truck camper. -- If an entry grabs your attention, just CLICK ON THE PICTURE CAPTION, AND YOU WILL BE TAKEN TO OUR DAILY JOURNAL, which will generally have chit-chat in Danish and English - for those of you who are into WORDS and all - and many, many, MANY - ad nauseum many - more pictures.
COME ON OVER AND VISIT US...
...if you are interested in GENEALOGY, CEMETERIES, PHOTOGRAPHY, DENMARK, COOKING, or in TRAVELING the great American West.
...if you are interested in GENEALOGY, CEMETERIES, PHOTOGRAPHY, DENMARK, COOKING, or in TRAVELING the great American West.
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- Dixie Stampede
- Branson Titanic Museum
- Meramec Caverns
- Ted Drewes
- Saint Louis Gateway Arch
- Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
- G. A. Schimpff's Confectionery
- Kentucky Horse Park
- Hillbilly Hot Dogs
- Blue Ridge Parkway
- Mayberry
- Blue Ridge Parkway
- Blue Ridge Parkway
- Oconaluftee Indian Village
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- Jackson Grove United Methodist Church
- Ninety Six National Historic Site
- Oakland Cemetery
- Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site
- Bellingrath Gardens and Home
- Metairie Cemetery
- Saint Louis Cemeteries
- Laura Plantation
- Jungle Gardens
- Tabasco Plantation
- Atchafalaya Swamp
- Acadian Village
- River Walk
- The Alamo
- Old Mesilla
- City of Rocks State Park
- Shakespeare Ghost Town
- Belle Starr's Silverado Ranch
- Longhorn Grill
- Amado Territory Ranch Inn
- Tumacácori National Historical Park
- Old Tucson Studios
- Tohono Chul Park
- De Grazia Gallery in the Sun
- Trail Dust Town
- Holy Hope Catholic Cemetery
- Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
- Painted Rock Petroglyph Site
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Some Other Blogs We Like
- April, California - The Spud's Tall Tales
- Belle Starr, Arizona - Belle Starr's Silverado Ranch
- Bernardo, California - Bernardo Campos Photography
- Birthe, Denmark - New Yorker By Heart
- Brian, Utah - The Camping Machine Blog
- Duke & Duchess, Florida - And Then I Bought an RV
- Felicia, California - San Diego Daily Photo
- George, California - Adventures of Tioga & George
- Grizz, Ohio - Riverdaze
- Helle, Denmark - Hyggeblog
- Janece, Washington - No Ordinary Moment
- Joe, Montana - Joe's World
- Lene, Denmark - Underet er at vi er til
- Lisbeth & Tue, Switzerland - life and joys of tue and lisbeth
- Liselotte, Denmark - Slagt en hellig ko...
- Louise & Sean, Washington - Our Odyssey
- Lynne, Utah - Lynne's Somewhat Invented Life
- Malia, Texas - Inspiration's Journey
- Mammy, Ohio - Mammy's Musings
- Melinda, Arizona - In His Grace
- Michael, Canada - Ekim's Journey
- Michael, Canada - Viewing Life from Safety
- Pepper, Arizona - Little House on Wheels
- Stephen, Illinois - Nikon Sniper
- Steve, Washington - Paxton Prints
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*Navajo prayer.
2 comments:
You are almost in my neck of the woods. Just further down on 44, take the Lake of the Ozarks exit and you are in my place of birth and residence of 46 years. Truthfully I would avoid that tourist trap but I was there when it was fairly new. It was wonderful at that time.
We're in Branson now, and it is - as they say - a fun place to visit... Like Sin City without the sin. April is having a great time! Wouldn't want to live just right here though, it is very touristy. Although I love the scenery in this part of the country. The rivers and the green everywhere....
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