"RVeCafe: What's New"
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June 12, 2005: Gwen has posted another page to her "version" of our fulltime RV experiment. Just click "What's New" below to see her page 6. Note: that she does not have access to the Internet on the weekend so posted this on Friday.
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June 11, 2005: Morgan has added some detail about the Cool Pooch waterbottle she uses during our mountain bike riding or long hikes. She explains why it is so handy. Note: that she does not have access to the Internet on the weekend so posted this on Friday.
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June 10, 2005: Morgan has finished her tale today with page 3. Note how the daily temperatures are much different from the first of the week. Both Morgan and I enjoy that. We went mountain bike riding again yesterday evening. What a great ride.
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June 9, 2005: Today Morgan continues with her tale of mountain biking in the national forest. She will finish with part 3 tomorrow.
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June 8, 2005: For the first time in ten days there are no clouds in the sky this morning. I hope it stays that way and warms up a bit. Morgan has been working on a mountain bike adventure story for three weeks. This tale is pretty long so I'll spread it out over the next three days. Today's "What New" is part one of the tale.
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June 7, 2005: My daughter Mindy spent a 3 day weekend with Gwen and I these last three days. You'll find a photo of her visit at the bottom of the "visitors" page in today's What's New. She brought Jackson with her since she is "dog-sitting" for her brother Ben. This is Jackson's second visit as you will see on the visitor's page. Jackson is writing an account of his adventures this second time but it won't be finished for a few days.
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June 6, 2005: Is this June? Is this summer? Can you believe those summer temperatures? Yes, it did snow, nothing stayed on the ground but it was COLD. Gwen has added another page to her version.
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