That camping trip I mentioned on yesterday's blog (Bear, Part I)? We actually rode horses and led mules 20 miles into the mountains from a pack station at Silver Lake, near Mammoth, California. My mom visited there recently and the pack station we left from over 40 years ago is still there, still operating and hasn't changed much in all that time.
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Anything planned for National Corduroy Day for tomorrow (11/11/11)? Got any Corduroy postcards? Just wondering. Nice to see you posting again. I've been away for awhile myself. Will try to do a short run of cards to you sometime soon. ~Peace
ReplyDeleteYAY! i LOVE it when [these] things don't change! my dad used to go on fishing trips like this with my grandpa, + would bring back canteens of stream water for us... it was so yummy!
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful childhood adventure... xo
Great card. Wonderful story.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well with you. Just popping by to wish a very Merry Christmas to you and yours. Have a lovely time.
ReplyDeletehope you have a Merry Christmas and can post again soon. I may even get back to sending cards myself...yea, I know I said it just before corduroy day, and I didn't get it together either.
ReplyDelete~Peace
Melanie here! I enjoyed this piece, please email me--I have a question about your blog. MelanieLBowen[at]gmail[dot]com
ReplyDeleteWow! LOVE this postcard!
ReplyDeleteHappy PFF!
Hi! This is a very nice card. I also like to collect postcard from all over the world and Castles and Bridges are one of my favourites cards.
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Great postcards! I really would like to visit California one day... :)
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