Traveling to the Desert — Day One

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https://tuf-top.com/frequently-asked-questions/ December 31.

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https://bodyandskinclinic.com/emsella-treatment/ Driving to the desert.

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https://drsurdis.com/massage-therapy/ 100 miles done, 1700 to go.

https://www.turtleopticians.com/contact-us/ Crossing the Mississippi River at Dubuque, Iowa

https://www.leoosborne.com/contact-us/ River is icy, not frozen.

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https://eternaclinic.com/chemical-peel/ Iowa farm

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https://spareveil.com/spa-manicure/ 300 miles done, 1500 miles to go. break in travel for a hometown visit

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https://drsurdis.com/x-rays/ much of Quincy is built high on the bluffs, natural flood protection

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the bridge of my childhood travels

crossing this bridge always meant some version of travel adventure — a visit with family who across the river in Missouri or Iowa, or a weekend trip to St. Louis (the big city)

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Since driving and arriving are the priority for this trip, all photos are drive by. And on the first leg of the journey, all shots are taken through winter-slushed windows.

Hipstamatic filters set on random (but still available for some post processing when desired) and my iPhone add a sense of photo adventure with a modicum of control.