It’s April, 2013 already and it’s past the time for us to be on the desert camping! There are always things to be done at home (run a new backyard water line, paint the house trim, repair bubbles on the white flat roof, put in some new fence posts, and on and on) but set our priorities high – we put the ‘work’ on hold and went camping for five days! Continue reading
The day after my wife turned 75 (2/1/13) she and granddaughter Kailey planned a day of garage sales in the morning and making spudnuts in the afternoon. 
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A McDonald’s breakfast was the first order of business and the life sized Maiasaura (MY-a-SAW-ra) Continue reading
We have some long time friends that recently came into the 21st Century when they purchased smart phones and tablets. Within two weeks we received an email to go for a ‘GeoBrunch’. They sent us the coordinates and we met them for a 10:30 brunch.
We arrived to discover some of the cowboys tied their
mounts up at the front of the establishment.. Continue reading
This year, 2012, we decided to go to Grand Rapids, MI, to celebrate Ray’s 80th birthday and our 54th wedding anniversary and to participate in Steve’s surprise party for Suzy Sammons on her 50th birthday.
We flew, both ways, and stayed in MI two weeks. Continue reading
Frisbees and Bushes
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Ray Sammons, 2012
In 1993 Stacy, our youngest son, and I started flying ultralight aircraft. We took some test flights and purchased an ultralight trike. An ultralight trike has a portable hang-glider wing and the motor and wheels hang under the wing, the trike fit on our trailer and we could take it anywhere. Continue reading
In 2004 we made a Wagon Train Trip. Starting in Clark, WY the train followed the 100 year old Meeteese Stage Coach Road. It was a trip of a lifetime. The following is a picture log of that experience.
Our Trip of May 12 – 21, 2000
By
Ray Sammons
In 2000, we operated a four-state vending machine business from Tucson. In May there were special events happening in our family, both in California and Wyoming, so we took a nine-day 3,000-mile vacation (270 miles per day) to share the events. This is a short log of our daily activities.
