Traveling to the Desert — Day One

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https://danivoiceovers.com/kafsr9c December 31.

go site Heading west from Wisconsin.

http://www.mscnantes.org/4zvmlutb0 Driving to the desert.

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go to site 100 miles done, 1700 to go.

source site Crossing the Mississippi River at Dubuque, Iowa

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source link 200 miles done, 1600 miles to go.

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see url 300 miles done, 1500 miles to go. break in travel for a hometown visit

https://www.elevators.com/8vc6xxcm crossing the Mississippi again, this time into Illinois

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https://geolatinas.org/2rcuz39 the bridge of my childhood travels

Buying Tramadol Online Reviews 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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go site 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.

http://www.mscnantes.org/nzuh8xkzb 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.

Golden Arch

Golden Arch

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https://www.brigantesenglishwalks.com/0d5r1h2u34 On the Mississippi Riverfront at Dubuque, Iowa. The bridge in the background is the Julian Dubuque Bridge and connects to East Dubuque, Illinois. I was attracted to the patterns and colors in the glow of the setting sun.

Tramadol Buyers We pulled over along the river to take a few photographs and when I got out of the car, I was immediately swarmed by buffalo gnats. Evidently the wet weather and high waters have provided the little beasts with a perfect breeding ground. I took only a couple of shots, and I did those super fast. Yech!