Hey, we just saw our first lilac tree in bloom today too!

I hope there's enough breeze to keep the mosquitoes at bay. They're vicious little brutes out there.

Thanks for the look at the Chincoteague-Assateague area. I was born there when my dad was in the Navy but moved away less than a year later. We came back for a visit when I was about 10 years-old, but the only thing I remember about that trip was looking for the wild horses and not finding them. I'm sure glad we didn't stay at the stinky Pine Grove Campground.

Maybe peas or beans 🤷‍♀️

🙂

I see the pic of his grand daughter Spencer in the back ground

Interesting history

Wow ! Very fun ! 🙂

No bones about it!

I agree, and will say we've never had an uncomfortable conversation with a WarmShowers host. We might have had differing world views with a some but have found common ground with all of them.

I look forward to reading all about your tour whenever I come up for air on this one. Even better - hearing about it if the stars align on the possibility of our meetup in a couple weeks. I'll email about the schedule.

:)

I liked it better as a paradox, but whatever makes you happy is good.

I got this story from Mke who does his research. Now I'm hearing that it's ions you pick up from the earth which can have a positive or negative charge, not electrons. Whatever might be going on there, I've never regretted a walk on the beach.

Matters did improve especially after we left South Carolina. The experience toughened us up for the rough patches to come, which never got this bad fortunately.

We have Pulaski Banks all over St Louis, a company that I gather started in Illinois, but I never knew the story of who he was until we visited Savannah. I love picking up these bits of history to fill the holes in my education.