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If I came to your house... (page 3)

Jacquie GaudetTo Rachel and Patrick Hugens

Wow!  I really like the tree and the books.  Sadly, guidebooks I’d purchased but never managed to use got purged. And now I buy electronic books due to space considerations. 

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2 years ago
Rachel and Patrick HugensTo Jacquie Gaudet

Thanks Jacquie, we've not been able to give up books and have the luxury for now to have the space.

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2 years ago
Jacquie GaudetTo Rachel and Patrick Hugens

The electronic books are easier to take along. But I make up for it with my paper map collection. They take up less room and provide hours of dreaming. 

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2 years ago
Rachel and Patrick HugensTo Jacquie Gaudet

We have drawers and drawers of paper maps...and agree, they still are the best to plan a route. We are slowly embracing technology.

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2 years ago
Mike AylingTo Leo Woodland

knicks and jerseys on the washing line! 

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2 years ago
Karen CookTo Leo Woodland

Would this be a clue that a cyclist lives in the house? 

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2 years ago
Alex SamarasTo Leo Woodland

Since I tend to do a big bicycle tour to "move house" and I'm currently on a grand tour of the US with no clear plan for where my next house might be, if you came to my "house", it would probably be my tent set up for the night on a bit of BLM land in the American West with my heavily loadedSurly LHT parked next to it. A bit of a dead giveaway, I'd think. ;) 

Example: at the hiker/biker site at the Burlington Campground on the Avenue of the Giants in Humboldt Redwoods State Park, California
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2 years ago
Lyle McLeodTo Leo Woodland
Tuesday Crew comes to town
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2 years ago
Tricia GrahamTo Lyle McLeod
This and other bookcases just might give you a clue
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2 years ago
Charmaine RuppoltTo Leo Woodland

A bicycle in the living room, and a photo of someone bicycling on the C&O Canal, and a plaque on the wall saying "The Joy is in the Journey" with a metal bicycle on it. :)

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1 year ago