Waded in the water that will eventually make its way to the gulf via the Mississippi.
Hill Point with wild rice growing in the shoals in front of Schoolcraft Island. Named for the man who explored the source of the Mississippi in 1832.
We camped for one night at the Forest Edge Winery. We joined a group where we can camp for one night for free at various farms, winery’s and attractions throughout the US for free. Since we had given up our paid night at Arnold’s… this came in handy. Kristin and Steve Twain were great hosts. Just look at this butterfly haven! Kristin saved seeds from Steve’s grandma’s garden and will dry these to sow next year.
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Graycen did a staring contest with that chicken….the chicken won.
They weren’t afraid of Onyx either!👀
That’s funny Graycen!
Nice Visor Mom! Well played!
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Not sure I know how to reply to you but trying this. this is Mary Ellen from the Owen clan. Brian and I have stayed in touch and he has sent me your travels. Fabulous!!!! Much more energetic than ours but we are a tad older. I will send you our Polarsteps of our latest two month journey around Britain, Ireland, Scotland, Iceland, Greenland, Labrador, Quebec. You guys look fabulous. Hugs. M.E.
Wow! Two months! And the variety of countryside has to be fantastic! We would love that trip you are on! Please send us your Polarsteps! Would love to follow. In regards to our energy…trying to make hay while the sun shines!😊. Thanks for following,❤️K.