Comments on: The Blond Ambition Tour … Continues.

By: Joe Guay

Joe Guay — Wed, 08 Jun 2022 05:23:12 +0000

“In the books” – I love it.
And YES, your comment about a physical map ingraining it in your mind. What a great, truthful observation. Too many people have been using GPS for so long, just mindlessly turning left and right when told… and years later they STILL don’t know how to get to a familiar place without it, because they never paid attention. Heh.

By: Joe Guay

Joe Guay — Wed, 08 Jun 2022 05:20:07 +0000

In reply to Deva.

Thanks, Deva. Yeah, YOU had the adventurous streak sooooo early. (I seem to recall a story about taking a boat in Mexico… or maybe Europe… as a VERY young lady. You inspire (in so many ways).

By: Chuck Burgess

Chuck Burgess — Wed, 08 Jun 2022 01:32:48 +0000

1. Love the fact that Ed uses his brain and books instead of the thoughtless searching we often do. Had an old boss that was a mentor when asked where he learned something he would utter “in the books’!
2. Maps, love them. My dad had lots of them and even old ones that showed things that weren’t there anymore. I’ve found out when I started using Google or Apple Maps that I rely on them too much. Research it on a physical map and it’s ingrained to your mind.
Glacier National park is highly recommended by everyone I know that has been there! Get out and live! Great read!

By: Deva

Deva — Wed, 08 Jun 2022 00:38:21 +0000

You’re describing me!! Lol. And you know me, and how that’s true ♥️ Having been to Poland, California north coast and Alaska/Vancouver since March this year, suffice it to say I’ve got that bug too. My mom started it. Dad never wanted to go anywhere, although we dragged him to Paris and Monaco years ago. So mom went with aunties, or groups and she covered a lot of turf. Money was never an object with her, as it is for me, but I just go… life is for living!! Love your thoughts honey, I met you on that silver ton narrow gauge railroad trip!!😁♥️😘