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March 18th, 2023 – Road Trip to St. Joseph

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I woke up this morning and it was cold and windy, with windchills in the teens. The weather gurus on the only broadcast station I get with news says this should be about the last of the cold weather. Still…grrr… As I often do, I decided at the last minute to take a drive someplace. … Continue reading March 18th, 2023 – Road Trip to St. Joseph

Spring Fever, Outdoors, Trailer Stuff, Travel Planning

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Man…the weather has been back and forth, to and fro. Makes it pretty hard to not go crazy for Spring and traveling. I’ve been getting out for a few drives but I’m ready to get the trailer out for some overnights. ————— Today was a nice, sunny day around 45° F with a slight breeze … Continue reading Spring Fever, Outdoors, Trailer Stuff, Travel Planning

Travel Article, A Little Bit of Kansas City History

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I just saw another very interesting story about travel, this time it was calling BS on travel influencers. You know - those conceited pouty-lipped-picture asshats who don’t travel to do anything other than boost their own egos. I first witnessed this horrific behavior in Pearl Harbor back in 2014. A young woman I saw stopped … Continue reading Travel Article, A Little Bit of Kansas City History

Travel With an Old Friend

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I’ve gone tens of thousands of miles with this on the console As I mentioned a post or two back, I went to get a new road atlas to replace my older one. I actually had gotten a new one last year but I wanted to have the most current one in my truck. I … Continue reading Travel With an Old Friend

End of an Era

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Tonight, the final flights will be departing and arriving at the old terminal buildings at Kansas City International Airport, known as MCI (Mid-Continent International) but known locally as KCI. The airport was built around fifty years ago to replace the Downtown Airport which was , well…downtown. The replacement consisted of three semi-circular terminal buildings (A, … Continue reading End of an Era