Flat Rate Luggage

My clothes (and more) arrived today. I guess the trip is officially over. Now...on to scrappin' the adventures.

Home Sweet Home

9:00 PM Sacto time. Posted via cell phone.

Back in the Mile High City

Getting closer to home. Posted via cell phone.

Leavin' On A Jet Plane

In my seat now. Next stop: Denver. Posted via cell phone.

One Last Coney

That's a heap o'cheese. Posted via cell phone.

One Last Three Way

Oh, I will miss that taste. Posted via cell phone.

Gourmet Chili

One last chili parlor. Posted via cell phone.

Horses Horses Horses

My only horse photo of the entire trip was taken on Monmouth Street in Newport in front of Sin City Antiques. Posted via cell phone.

One Armed Bandit

Sad mementos.Posted via cell phone.

Awkward

Bench & mural at Beverly Hills Museum. Posted via cell phone.

Ides of March

A Ryan/George Sandwich. Posted via cell phone.

Letterboxing

Letterboxing is an intriguing pastime combining artistic ability with "treasure-hunts" in parks, forests, and cities around the world. Participants seek out hidden letterboxes by cracking codes and following clues. The prize: an image from a miniature piece of art known as a rubber stamp—usually a unique, hand-carved creation.

Letterboxers stamp their discoveries in a personal journal, then use their own rubber stamp, called a signature stamp, to stamp into the letterbox's logbook.

Atlas Quest started as a set of tools for letterboxers, but has grown into a community of letterboxers. Pull up a chair, meet new friends, and dig into letterboxing.

For those of you who may be intrigued by the concept of Letterboxing, here is a website for information about all things letterboxing.

http://www.atlasquest.com

Happy Hunting.

WJEN and Cincinnati

On the Newport Levee. Posted via cell phone.

Crush

Just found a letterbox in Newport planted by my little Sis. Crush from Finding Nemo. Posted via cell phone.

Candle in the Wind

My candle burns at both ends It will not last the night; But ah, my foes, and oh, my friends - It gives a lovely light.   Apparently Flat Jenni burned the candle from both ends last night at Retreat. Her hair caught on fire and she hasn't been seen again.   Her candle burned out long before her legend ever did. A big thanks to Paddlegal Farley for transporting her to a Retreat of a lifetime.

Our Fearless Leaders

Flat Jenni made it to Wisconsin and met up with the Queens of Club Scrap. This was a dream come true for her.

My Artsy Shot of the Day

Raspberry Chocolate Wine. Posted via cell phone.

Flat Jenni at Dinner

Hair on fire...as usual...even on Retreat. Posted via cell phone.

Words of Wisdom

Should be my motto. Posted via cell phone.

Hagerstown

Windy and CLOSED. Posted via cell phone.

Richmond Hardware

On the Chocolate Trail. Old fashioned store. Posted via cell phone.

Dionysus Delight Raspberry Chocolate

Dionysus Delight Raspberry Chocolate ...tasty. Posted via cell phone.

Club Scrap Retreat

Flat Jenni made it to Wisconsin in just a fwe hours. Here she is checking in with Ron during Registration. Fun, Fun, Fun!

Newport Mural

Historical people and places of Newport. Posted via cell phone.

Friday Night at Dixie Chili

A three way and a cheese coney. Posted via cell phone.

Culver's

German Chocolate Fudge is the yummy flavor of the day in Lexington, Kentucky.

Patriot Indiana

Another letterbox near a obelisk in a cemetery. Posted via cell phone.

Rabbit Hash

Brother John in the holler. Posted via cell phone.

I'm in My Old Stamping Ground

Can you believe this town, nestled in the Bluegrass Region of Kentucky?

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Switzer Covered Bridge

North Elkhorn Creek in Franklin. Posted via cell phone.

Soaked while Letterboxing

In a downpour at Waveland, a Greek Revival mansion in Lexington. Posted via cell phone.

Menacing Clouds

Bad girl. Posted via cell phone.

We have left Cumberland .Falls

We have left Cumberland .Falls were as I remembered them from 50 years ago. A little less muddy than my recollection.

Farewell to the Falls

Raining again. Posted via cell phone.

Letterboxing in the Rain

Daniel Boone National Forest. Posted via cell phone.

Cumberland River

Early morning mist.

Morning Tea

Our last Breakfast in Dupont Lodge at Cumberland Falls.

A Visit to the Fathership

Corbin - home of Colonel Sanders and Kentucky Fried Chicken. Yes, I ate some. Posted via cell phone.

Kudzu

Everywhere! Posted via cell phone.

Oh Look!

A Letterbox at Cumberland Gap. Posted via cell phone.

One foot in Kentucky

And one in Virginia. Posted via cell phone.

Virginia

Mom and Chris went to Virginia and left me standing in Tennessee. Posted via cell phone.

Gateway to Kaintuck

Finally out of the car. Posted via cell phone.

A National Park Sign

That darned scavenger hunt! Posted via cell phone.

Whitley County

Too modern. Posted via cell phone.

A Black Bear

Too bad the scavenger hunt is over. Can't wait for the Holiday Hunt. Get ready, Team Gold Country. Posted via cell phone.

Falling Water

Chrissie & Mom at the lower viewpoint. Posted via cell phone.

Morning Stroll

Misty. Posted via cell phone.

Dupont Lodge

Breakfast overlooking the Cumberland River. Gorgeous! A bit foggy today but warm enough.

Wet

Lovely poncho you're wearing, Ms.Rodgers. Posted via cell phone.

Cumberland Falls at Last

And it's raIning. No moonbow for us tonight. Posted via cell phone.

Road to Cumberland Falls

What about our moonbow? Posted via cell phone.

We're in Deliverance Country

Git out yer banjo. Saltpeter mines at Mullins Station Covered Bridge over Roundstone Creek in Rockcastle County. Skeery. Posted via cell phone.