Thoughts on being published, years afterward
On Being Published: Years Later
Thoughts on being published, years afterward
History, Real Life, and Faith
in Books· Historical Research· Laughter· Spiritual issues
Thoughts on being published, years afterward
in Historical Research· Life's challenges· US Navy
A retired Navy guy visits the E/V Nautilus examining the WWII-era sunken aircraft carrier.
in Historical Research· Life's challenges· US Navy
At see with Dr. Robert Ballard’s E/V Nautilus
in Laughter· Traveler's Tales
We recently hiked the 5.5 miles to the Dungeness Spit Lighthouse and back. Yes, that is 11 miles in a four hour trip. It was a perfect day and I could not take a bad picture with my phone. Enjoy! I wrote about the hike itself, and why, in my last post here. One hour into our hike, we rounded the…
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in Laughter· Life's challenges· Traveler's Tales
We’ve been talking about hiking Dungeness Spit again for years. When we lived in western Washington long ago, we would travel two hours north to walk on the narrow beach that bends into the Straits of Juan de Fuca near Sequim. It’s a 5.5 mile hike from where you enter a park to a lighthouse perched on the end–basically where cargo ships turn south…
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in Bible study
5 reasons why it’s important to study the Bible and how to do it