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The site had the following in the homepage, "Where Have The Bondes Gone? July 20, 2012 Filed under Week 5." I noticed that the web site stated " Saturday morning we woke up and called to see if we could look at an apartment in downtown Olympia." They also stated " By noon we had put down a deposit; it really happened that fast, we were amazed. The only setback was that we couldnt move in for two more weeks until August 1st. Our campsite on the coast. And so we moved in Wednesday and now have lived in Olympia, Washington for two days! If You Were Counting. Our trip lasted 34 days June 15 J."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
Adventures of the Wandering Book Artists. IN THEIR GYPSY WAGON BOOKMOBILE. CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE PHOTOS OF THE WAGON. Friday, April 17, 2015. MTSU, Murphreesboro, TN. We spent exactly 120 days on the road, oddly enough they were divided exactly in half 60 days each direction.
The Wandering Bookmobile - I roam around around. This is about the life and times of a bookmobile librarian. Saturday, July 5, 2008. I do get to go to the ABOS 2008 conference being held in Columbus Ohio. Tuesday, April 29, 2008. Notes and ideas from ABOS conference 2007. Power point lectures on website.
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Friday, April 24, 2015. Back at the parking lot, I found and took off on the North Head Trail. It is the squiggly line below the red dot. This is a great trail typical of western Oregon and Washington with huge trees, lots of vegetation, and mud. I loved every minute of it! Fortunately, I had my Leki hiking poles with me or I would have had a tough time of it.