Monday, May 19, 2008
Brother Jonathan Cemetery
Posted by Lisbeth at 9:44 PM
Labels: California, cemeteries, grass, historical, old west
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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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- Old Masters' Hotel - Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Little House Wayside - Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Saint Peter Asylum for the Insane
- Saint Wendelin Catholic Church Cemetery
- Kensington Runestone Museum
- Jamestown Frontier Village
- Theodore Roosevelt National Park
- Custer National Cemetery
- Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument
- Prairie Dog Town State Park
- Garnet Ghost Town
- Western Idaho
- National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center
- Eastern Oregon
- Crater Lake National Park
- Sterlingville Cemetery
- Jacksonville
- Jacksonville Cemetery
- Brother Jonathan Cemetery
- Battery Point Lighthouse
- Humboldt Redwoods State Park
- Westport Cemetery
- Old Highway 1 - Pacific Coast
- Point Reyes National Seashore
- Sonoma Historic State Park
- Mission San Francisco Solano
- Big Basin Redwoods State Park
- Winchester Mystery House
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- Madonna Inn
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- 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
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- Malia, Texas - Inspiration's Journey
- Mammy, Ohio - Mammy's Musings
- Melinda, Arizona - In His Grace
- Michael, Canada - Ekim's Journey
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2 comments:
Your photo blog is full of excellent photos of my home town, Crescent City! I enjoyed them very much, and have linked your blog to my Squidoo lens on Crescent City. I have one bit of information for you, however, that you may want to use. Crescent City is located in Del Norte County, not Humboldt. The Humboldt County line is south of Klamath, and just north of Orick.
Thank you so much! For the information too... I'm fixing that! I want to go back to Crescent City sometime... It was beautiful, and people were very friendly.
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