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I swear, I have yet to find a group of fans, or people for that matter, that know how to party and express themselves better then NASCAR fans. One only needs to take a walk through a camping area at a Cup race to discover this for themselves. I can promise you it will be an entertaining, and probably educational experience. A common way to camp out at a race, that I discovered a while back, is the old converted school bus method. With a little money, an old school bus, some ingenuity, and a
It’s definitely autumn in Seattle. Whenever my son gets home from playing with his friends he’s going to be gathering some firewood for the next few days. While some people don’t enjoy autumn in Seattle due to the frequently rainy, cold and dismal days, fall is definitely my favorite of the four seasons. Now that all of us here in the Phillips house have already broken out our fleece, I’m taking it to the next logical step and performing a review of my sweaters sometime today as well.
A partir de Bechino, nous sommes allés plus au sud, vers la pointe que constitue le Freyssinet National Park. On a alors entrepris une randonnée sur 2 jours, avec camping dans le parc le soir. Du coup, il a fallu porter tout le matériel, de l’eau et des provisions pour 4 personnes, ce qui fait un poids conséquent à la fin ;o) En tout cas, ça en valait la chandelle vu les paysages sublimes que l’on a pu voir là-bas. Tout paraît sous les tropiques, avec l’eau transparente, le sable blanc. Malheu
More on gas prices & trip to Maryland October 12th, 2008 It looks like the financial system of the world is crumbling and along with that the price of oil is falling off the wall, but that’s a good thing. There are two problems I see here. The first is that he price at the pump isn’t falling at the same rate that the price of oil is falling. When oil is rising in price, the price at the pump goes up at the same rate. The second problem I see is that we will certainly be paying less at the p
Recently I backpacked through Hells Canyon in the remote northeast corner of Oregon. The Hells Canyon National Recreation Area is part of the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest and is between the borders of northeastern Oregon and western Idaho. The area encompasses 652,488 scenic acres and over 900 miles of trails. In its deepest part, Hells Canyon drops 8,000 to the Snake River, making it the deepest river gorge in North America. After some research, I chose the destination of Bear Mount
