[at-l] Places to be sprinkled...

[Tom McGinnis]

Quite the variety, although I notice a certain theme with wildflowers. What's up wit' dat?

--- On Thu, 8/6/09, bluetrail at aol.com <bluetrail at aol.com> wrote:

> 1.  the meadow in front of the little lodge at the Box
> Y Ranch, which is along the Greys River, which lies between
> the Wyoming Range and the Salt River Range in western
> Wyoming
> 
> http://www.boxylodge.com/  
> And then hike up Meadow Creek and scatter a little
> there.  And take a little up Deadman's Creek and
> scatter then along the horse trails there.
> 
> 
> 
> 2.  in the yard of my childhood home, 3233 Park Place
> West, Cairo, Illinois.  Let them go along the front
> sidewalk, where my Mom planted all the daffodils.
> 
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> 3.  anywhere the wildflowers grow at Mesa Verde NP
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> 4.  along the Florida trail, preferably going in from
> the Barr Street trailhead near Oviedo--somewhere with an
> overlook of the Little Big Econlachatchee River
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> 
> 
> 5.  I like Tom's idea of 4-H Camp, so along the
> lakeshore at the 4-H Camp at West Frankfort, Illinois
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> 6.  in the cemetery at Jonesboro, Illinois, on top of
> my Grandmother Jarvis's grave
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> 7.  in the cemetery at Villa Ridge, Illinois, on top
> of my Grandmother Bergman's grave
> 
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> 8.  along a wildflower bedecked road somewhere to
> commune with my Dad, who loved being on the road and taught
> me to love the same
> 
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> 
> 9.  in the fields of what used to be Wayside Farm
> outside of Cairo, Illinois, where I spent as much time as I
> could as a child, riding ponies and horses
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> 
> 10.  held in reserve for some place I have yet to
> discover and love
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> 
> Nostalgic,
> 
> Joan