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When we were married in 2008, we created a blog/website to share all the details of the wedding celebration(s). We've continued to use that site over the last five years to let our friends and family know what we were up to. We were one of many who jumped on the "blog" bandwagon. As time has passed, we've questioned keeping up the blog. But, at the start of every year as we create a book about the previous one with photos and text, we consistently rely on our blog to help us not forget anything. So for the time being, the blog lives on and for those friends and family who still read it, we hope this helps keep you feeling connected. And for those of you who still maintain yours, thank you. We appreciate how it somehow makes the geographical distance between us, smaller. Kalemba Visit
November 20, 2016
Each fall my parents pay us a visit, typically in October. Our trip down South threw that timing out of whack this year and they postponed their trip for November. Unfort...
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Day 6: Vogelsang to Tuolomne Meadow
November 19, 2016
We barely got breakfast on our last day. Unbeknown to us, the folks at Vogelsang moved Hot Drinks from 7 – 7:30am to Hot Drinks ending shortly after it started and moved...
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Day 5: Merced to Vogelsang (August 14)
November 19, 2016
The Merced breakfast was the best yet! And that’s saying something since I’ve never enjoyed cream of wheat. But, when you add coconut, brown sugar and chocolate chips, it...
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Day 4: Sunrise to Merced Lake (August 13)
November 19, 2016
Our day started with a chorus of coyotes and another delicious round of oatmeal, fresh fruit and eggs. Only no French toast at Sunrise. But we aren’t complaining. Never h...
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Day 3: May Lake to Sunrise (August 12)
November 19, 2016
Day three was no joke. And it started after a fairly sleepless night. It was so warm (never dropped below 50 degrees) and I woke up in the middle of the night to watch th...
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