St. Louis Busch Stadium from 630 ft above.
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Joy and Phil discussed and researched the lifestyle. They worked together for nearly five years in preparation for their dream of full time RV living. Phil retired in June 2004; they moved into the perfect motorhome; held the last garage sale; sold the vehicles, boat and house; bought the Ford Ranger; crossed off what seemed like thousands of to-dos on the lists and at last, the day of departure arrived. Welcome to our weblog and let the adventure begin!
Where are we? # 1807
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- GREAT STUFF AND NOT SO GREAT STUFF
- RVs in serious waterfront sites in Branson, MO. On...
- Jefferson City, MO state capital building.
- The famous Gateway Arch on a rainy day in St. Loui...
- St. Louis Busch Stadium from 630 ft above.
- The old St. Louis courthouse from the top of the a...
- What are they odds? At the top of the Arch, Phil...
- Joy and Kathy holding up the front counter in the ...
- www.kandocampground.com
- Miles and miles of trees ... ripped out by the roo...
- This is what happens to a mobile home in a tornado...
- These folks are fortunate that they have a motohom...
- Imagine the power and the fury ... I hope they wer...
- Amazing ...
- Hundred of cars destroyed or badly damaged at the ...
- Side view of the local Toyota dealership in Kirksv...
- Backside of the local Toyota dealership that was d...
- A small example of the tons of debris pushed off t...
- Nick and Terry's campsite in Ray Behren's COE camp...
- LAZY DAYS IN MISSOURI
- Our beautiful Penny the Pace happily parked in Jon...
- Just one of the beautiful roadside attractions on ...
- We followed the Lewis and Clark trail east on stat...
- Just one of the reasons I love driving the back ro...
- Huge billboards on both sides of I-70 near Jonesbu...
- Phil feeding some of the ducks with our stale brea...
- Mama duck on her nest in the Iris bed. She looks ...
- Duck eggs cuddled in a nest at our site. I thought...
- Purple Martin condos abound in farm country. Thes...
- 47 and counting! If all goes well, we will add Io...
- SO MUCH TO SEE AND DO IN MISSOURI
- Joy's great, great grandmother before 1911.Hester ...
- The yellow highlighter marks our travels in The Re...
- A barnyard full of buggies.
- Who knew?
- It is a lot smaller than I imagined.
- Phil waving at the astronauts in space who are wor...
- Absolutely beautiful! Imagine how it looks when th...
- If I moved to MO, this would be my first stop ... ...
- All sizes and shapes.
- Let's see now ... Phil, do you think we could find...
- Patchwork repair on one of the MO alphabet roads.
- Some of our travels have followed the "Mother Road."
- Around one corner we came upon four new mom's and ...
- This mom and her very new foal were very curious. ...
- I got my critter fix and found a new rug. Fun on ...
- My favorite critters! Sweet baby Alpacas ... too ...
- OMG!!! How could you not love this face!check out...
- Baby goats. Adorable!
- Sweet little sheep.
- Two llamas not one bit interested in being petted....
- Look at the fiber on this magnificent fellow! He ...
- Quilt samples numbered so observers can vote for t...
- Our new entry rug, guaranteed to pick up more dirt...
- A big, well kept Amish farm along one of the alpha...
- Horse and buggy, clipping right along and giving a...
- The Amish farms are plentiful in Webster County.
- They love and cater to their Amish in this town.
- One of our park's resident Cardinals has found his...
- Hey baby! How about you and me getting together?
- See my beautiful tail feathers! How can you NOT l...
- The entrance at the bottom of the driveway across ...
- No photographs are allowed inside. The Wilders st...
- Click on the image for a larger version.
- The "rock house", an English cottage was built for...
- Just in case you're in the area!
- HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY!
- Roger, Margie and darling little Annie in Gallatin...
- Crossing the Mississippi River into Missouri.
- Check out the website for everything you would eve...
- Just a peek at one of the huge dining rooms. Tabl...
- The famous (all you can eat) "throwed rolls" hot o...
- Delicious with all the butter you need or want.
- Oh my! Now that is a chicken fried steak and it t...
- The yellow highlighter shows two days worth of bac...
- St. Lawrence Catholic Church info plaque.
- We stopped and I opened the window to take this pi...
- Wow! We are going to miss this event (we will be ...
- Miles of these poppies along side the back roads. ...
- They are so delicate and so beautiful!
- Abandoned and boarded up downtown Parma, MO. I do...
- One tiny spot showing the result of an ice storm l...
- Have I told you I am a flatlander? This is what I...
- Little house in the country near Sikeston, MO.
- Yard art in Tallapoosa, MO. Some people are easil...
- The "Only log library in the state of Missouri" in...
- Last night, Phil snapped this promise of a beautif...
- MOTHER NATURE SEEMS DISTURBED … think it’s gonna r...
- We have arrived at Rockhouse Ranch. The "rock hou...
- Gated community with many lots still for sale. Wi...
- Cousins Joy and Sissy in the sun room.
- Just one of Warner's amazing home built remote con...
- Also an accomplished artist, this is a self portra...
- Living room fireplace. French doors lead out into...
- At the front of the house, Joy and her cousin, Sis...
- Two old broads off into the woods. Shoot! I forg...
- My little 2-qt. crock pot that we cook steel-cut o...
- This is my yummy breakfast with the addition of ra...
- Here is a very large tree in bloom around Gallatin...
- Here is a close up of the flowers. They are a sof...
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About Me
- Joy and Phil
- "About Me" ... each time I read that heading, I laugh and I've just got to make a smart remark ... no, it's not all about ME ... it's about "US" so, please read on. Julie Joy "retired" (she wasn't old enough to be eligible for any money so actually ... she stopped working out of the home)in 1994 and Phil followed ten years later in 2004. They had been partners for nearly nineteen years and were very excited about the newest adventure they would share starting ASAP that will continue "as long as it's fun and we're mentally and physically able." Phil, a great cook lives to fish and hopes to catch a fish in "every state." Julie Joy plans to continue her work in genealogy across the country and spend as much time as she can seeking out and visiting with family and friends across the U.S. while keeping everyone up to date on their website.
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