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Best Of Passing Thru
- Finding Dimes
- WordPress Defender: Protect Your Blog
- Tecumseh – Courageous Warrior and Statesman
- Pontiac – A Fiery Musket Against the British Lion
- Shortcake Wars
- Beautiful Autumn in Fly-Over Land
- Hunting and Cooking with Wild Morel Mushrooms
- In the Footsteps of F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Back in Farm Country
- What We Learned in Our First Month of Location Independence
- Dennis Wuebker, RIP
- What I Learned from Motherhood
- What Our Move to Location Independence is Not
- Putting in Our Loon Nesting Platform
- Get to Know Buttercup Baby
Category Archives: Photography
Close Encounters of the Western Kind
Yes, we’re officially home and have spent the last couple of days unpacking, doing laundry, and hanging out in the home office. Yay! There’s so much work to do! While Pete is the professional photographer in this duo, I take … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, South Dakota, Travel, Wyoming
Tagged Corn Palace, Jenny Lake, Mitchell South Dakota, Wall Drug, Wall South Dakota, Yellowstone National Park
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Where Corn is King
And The Corn Palace Celebrates Its Majesty Farms in corn country are looking especially tidy these days. Flush with cash from ethanol subsidies, Midwestern farmers are enjoying a feast-ly economy from high land values which they can leverage into improvements. … Continue reading
Posted in History, Iowa, Photography, South Dakota, Travel, What We Know
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A New Chick in the Neighborhood
When the nesting pontoon went in earlier this year, we were hopeful that the pair of loons anxiously awaiting its installation would reward us in short order with an egg. That they did, but it subsequently disappeared from the nest, … Continue reading
Plentiful Pumpkins
I would rather sit on a pumpkin, and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion. – Henry David Thoreau Autumn wouldn’t be complete without pumpkins at our house. This year, Pete’s vegetable garden was designed … Continue reading
Posted in History, Photography
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Looking Into Forever Part 4
I am this water. From any approach, there is a heart-stopping moment when Lake Superior reveals herself in full. It never fails to take my breath away. The longer I am away from Big Water, the more there is that … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Family, Great Lakes, History, Minnesota, Photography, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Grand Portage National Monument, Lake Superior, Ojibwe
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Peter and Betsy Wuebker are location-independent professionals who share what they know about travel, simplicity and integrating work with life. 