Health

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As I journey through unfamiliar terrain, I’m constantly reminded of how grateful I am for my health, for the capability of adapting to the demands I ask of it and for all the investment I’ve made over the course of my life for it. I’m able to do whatever I like, for the most part, whenever I like. The high altitude of the Rockies did kick my behind for a few days but my body, in it’s incredible wisdom, adapted. As I work on the theme for this year, intuition, I am awed and amazed by its wisdom. The beauty of the Rockies feels ancient and deep, I can understand why early native peoples worshipped the land. Who can see this majesty and deny the existence of God?

Camping is currently on hiatus as the temperatures rise above 90 and sometimes over 100. I’m tough but that’s just too much. This is a holiday, a celebration of life, not an endurance race. Hotels will do until the weather cooperates.

Who would think to collect these pieces of Americana for us to enjoy? On the back roads of SD
Beautiful bones. The dwelling made me think of a book, The Mammoth Hunters. This is an active dig and museum in SD.
  • Cheyenne
  • Wheatland
Wyoming was gorgeous in it’s own, stark way: rolling hills, wide open spaces, gorgeous rock formations, small towns that time seems to have missed. And then there’s Cheyenne, hosting “Frontier Days” swelling the city to bursting.

Published by Danita

Mostly retired chiropractor, lover of life, gypsy spirit

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  3. Amen! Health is the true wealth. My hubby and I just watched a great film titled “The Dig” on Netflix, which I am reminded of by your post. Safe travels!!

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