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  • capcat
    Administrator
    • Oct 2014
    • 1974

    #31
    I'd say that's pretty normal, Matt. Another thing I want to do is visit ancestral property in Eastern Kentucky and see the sunrise as they would have seen it in the 1700's. My luck, it will be a stormy day. Ha
    Last edited by capcat; 02-28-2017, 10:23 PM.

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    • Dwight Schrute
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2014
      • 18716

      #32
      Originally posted by Old School

      Lots of AT mentions on here. Has anyone here spent much time on it? I'd like to spend a long time on it someday, but have not done so yet.

      I too would like to to go the top of Mount Rainier, and Mount Hood as well.
      I've done a couple day hikes and one overnight expedition (in the smokies). It's a fun thing if you like mountain hiking.

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      • Uncle Dave
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2014
        • 1997

        #33
        Originally posted by capcat
        I'd say that's pretty normal, Matt. Another thing I want to do is visit ancestral property in Eastern Kentucky and see the sunrise as they would have seen it in the 1700's. My luck, it will be a stormy day. Ha
        Good luck Cap!! Last summer I researched my grandma's family(Mary Nehoma Greenwell). They came to Nelson County from northern England in the 1780's right after the Revolutionary War, and later moved to Marion County. I know the location of my ancestors burial ground right off Ice Town Road. I plan to nose around a bit and let it all soak in. My grandma was an amazing, beautiful lady. I still miss her daily.

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        • capcat
          Administrator
          • Oct 2014
          • 1974

          #34
          Originally posted by Uncle Dave

          Good luck Cap!! Last summer I researched my grandma's family(Mary Nehoma Greenwell). They came to Nelson County from northern England in the 1780's right after the Revolutionary War, and later moved to Marion County. I know the location of my ancestors burial ground right off Ice Town Road. I plan to nose around a bit and let it all soak in. My grandma was an amazing, beautiful lady. I still miss her daily.
          Thanks, Dave! I appreciate the well wishes. I'll be up there in a couple of weeks for a meeting to restore the cemeteries. These are Auxiers in Johnson County, and they're buried on the property. My husband doesn't know we're getting up so early before the meeting yet. Ha. He's been a trooper though, hiking with me up hills and through brush to visit cemeteries in Magoffin, Johnson, Floyd and Lawrence Counties. Mine go way back in those areas. I hope you find your family cemeteries in good condition, and can arrange to keep flowers on their graves. They were brave folks, all.
          Last edited by capcat; 03-01-2017, 05:50 PM.

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          • 40bill
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2014
            • 8453

            #35
            My brother lives in Baltimore, works in DC. Up to see him for a week for his fiftieth bday and finally see some things.

            Washinton during the day is beautiful. Went to the Smithsonion and saw the Hope Diamond.
            Went to the National Archives and saw the actual Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights and the Constitution.
            I've always been fascinated by history, but seeing those three documents in person was actually a 'gulp' moment for me.

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            • George
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2014
              • 10355

              #36
              Originally posted by 40bill
              My brother lives in Baltimore, works in DC. Up to see him for a week for his fiftieth bday and finally see some things.

              Washinton during the day is beautiful. Went to the Smithsonion and saw the Hope Diamond.
              Went to the National Archives and saw the actual Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights and the Constitution.
              I've always been fascinated by history, but seeing those three documents in person was actually a 'gulp' moment for me.
              Quoting this just so you'll see that your topic was merged with a pre-existing thread about the same topic.

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              • Dwight Schrute
                Senior Member
                • Oct 2014
                • 18716

                #37
                Originally posted by Dwight Schrute
                Hike:
                -The AT
                -Half Dome at Yosemite
                -the Swiss Alps

                Travel:
                -Montana
                -Northern California
                -Pacific Northwest and Alaska
                -Europe (all of it)
                -North Korea (dead serious)

                Other experiences:
                -Golf Harbor Town, Augusta, Whistling Straits, St. Andrews, and Pebble Beach
                -Learn to SCUBA
                I'm adding a new golf experience to this list: the Ocean Course at Kiawah Island. I saw the course last week and...my god. It's the nicest course I've ever seen.

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                • Uncle Dave
                  Senior Member
                  • Oct 2014
                  • 1997

                  #38
                  I'm headed to Seattle Sunday the 2nd(I'll wave to everyone as I fly over). Looking forward to a plethora of excellent food, but I have put in a special request for Dungeness crab alfredo, fresh Washington St. salad, and a nice, cool Pinot Grigio.

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                  • Matt Dillon
                    Administrator
                    • Oct 2014
                    • 51262

                    #39
                    Originally posted by Uncle Dave
                    I'm headed to Seattle Sunday the 2nd(I'll wave to everyone as I fly over). Looking forward to a plethora of excellent food, but I have put in a special request for Dungeness crab alfredo, fresh Washington St. salad, and a nice, cool Pinot Grigio.
                    You lucky dog.
                    Philippians 4:11-4:13

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