It’s Thyme!

2014 West then East, Road Trip

At the bottom of the Things To Do List that we’ve been operating off of this week has been to plant elfin thyme between the flagstones of our front walk. Any more house projects that we want to do will have to wait. Now it’s time to hit the road. Adventures, here we come! We’ve hitched our gypsy wagon to Eric the Red and hit the road. South and west. Thinking Mobile then New Orleans in the next week. Don’t know yet where we’ll sleep tonight, perhaps the Appalachian foothills in northern Georgia, but only time will tell!

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  1. Art & Lynn
    Art & Lynn on June 3, 2014 at 1:58 pm

    Have a marvelous, exciting, awe inspiring, safe journey. Sights to see both new and old are awaiting your arrival. Looking forward to your pictures. Have fun. Oh, we need a map of your expedition!

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