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So I had to advance and shorten my trip just a little due to unforeseen circumstances. I am camping tonight and tomorrow night, and parked a little further upstream, making today’s ride just 20 miles. I did walk up Maryland Heights today though, which I had originally planned for tomorrow. Cell service is bad here so I won’t post pics until Monday evening probably, but I wanted to keep
CelloDan
up to date as promised. 
Those little feathered friends are the highlights of our walks
So I had to advance and shorten my trip just a little due to unforeseen circumstances. I am camping tonight and tomorrow night, and parked a little further upstream, making today’s ride just 20 miles. I did walk up Maryland Heights today though, which I had originally planned for tomorrow. Cell service is bad here so I won’t post pics until Monday evening probably, but I wanted to keep
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Incredible pics DanOur walk this afternoon.
Am I the only one that sees a contorted sad face with long hair in the middle of this tree trunk ?
for her third radiation treatment … 12 more to go ( we are driving daily to Ottawa) you!
Continued prayers for you and your wife.Not a walk in nature however one more walk in Diana’s journey, our journey battling cancer.
Just dropped my
Posting this while awaiting her to exit through that door she is now going in.
Chemo and surgery is behind.
After radiation is finished she’ll continue with immunotherapy drug infusions every 3 weeks until April as well as starting long term hormone therapy in pild form to help prevent a recurrence.
You go kick butt champ !
I
Un fuerte abrazo mi companerosNot a walk in nature however one more walk in Diana’s journey, our journey battling cancer.
Just dropped my
Posting this while awaiting her to exit through that door she is now going in.
Chemo and surgery is behind.
After radiation is finished she’ll continue with immunotherapy drug infusions every 3 weeks until April as well as starting long term hormone therapy in pild form to help prevent a recurrence.
You go kick butt champ !
I
Dan, the strength you and Diana have is inspirational. Continued prayers mi amigo.Not a walk in nature however one more walk in Diana’s journey, our journey battling cancer.
Just dropped my
Posting this while awaiting her to exit through that door she is now going in.
Chemo and surgery is behind.
After radiation is finished she’ll continue with immunotherapy drug infusions every 3 weeks until April as well as starting long term hormone therapy in pild form to help prevent a recurrence.
You go kick butt champ !
I
Dan:
Here goes!Have and awesome time and I'll be looking for the pics and updates
You two are strong and beautiful Dan. As Tom said - "Thank you for trusting us with this."Not a walk in nature however one more walk in Diana’s journey, our journey battling cancer.
Just dropped my
Posting this while awaiting her to exit through that door she is now going in.
Chemo and surgery is behind.
After radiation is finished she’ll continue with immunotherapy drug infusions every 3 weeks until April as well as starting long term hormone therapy in pild form to help prevent a recurrence.
You go kick butt champ !
I
Gorgeous scenery and trip Tom.Here goes!
The weather was perfect, I stopped and talked to so many interesting people along the way, everything was pretty much just perfect.
Confluence of the Shenandoah (left) Potomac rivers, and the town of Harper’s Ferry:
No fall colors yet, but still a pretty view.
Looking down the Potomac:
Lockhouses:
The towpath shows a little more seasonal color:
Box turtle!
Toting the usual, and used it exclusively, for food prep and camp setup:
Stunning place to visit.Here goes!
The weather was perfect, I stopped and talked to so many interesting people along the way, everything was pretty much just perfect.
Confluence of the Shenandoah (left) Potomac rivers, and the town of Harper’s Ferry:
No fall colors yet, but still a pretty view.
Looking down the Potomac:
Lockhouses:
The towpath shows a little more seasonal color:
Box turtle!
Toting the usual, and used it exclusively, for food prep and camp setup:
Thank you so much my friend !
Gracias mi amigo ! Un abrazo !Un fuerte abrazo mi companeros
Thank you Johnny for the encouraging words !
Thank you Todd ! Prayers are always very much appreciated mi amigo !Dan, the strength you and Diana have is inspirational. Continued prayers mi amigo.
Thank you so much Tom. I am glad I shared it this morning. We very much appreciate the continued prayers, kind words and well wishes.Dan:
That is an incredibly touching and inspiring post and picture - thank you for trusting us with it.
I continue to hope and pray for your wife’s complete recovery.
I’m sure she has the strength to pull through, and to pull you through with her
Thank you Dwight and welcome. It does help to share a little once in while.
from me Tell your family I am so sorry, I didn’t mean to get you started like thatThe first picture showing the confluence of the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers had me searching for a harmonica recording of one of my Harmonica heroes, Buddy Greene, so I am playing " Oh Shenandoah " as I type this
Here goes!
The weather was perfect, I stopped and talked to so many interesting people along the way, everything was pretty much just perfect.
Confluence of the Shenandoah (left) Potomac rivers, and the town of Harper’s Ferry:
Now that Wikipedia has made me a scholar of these matters
, it appears the “Shenandoah” of the song may be referencing a native chief from what is now New York state, and the origins of the name of the river are unclear, but may have something to do with the name of a different native tribe from the locality. Maybe the name was similar-sounding and since Shenandoah was well-known, that’s what the settlers called it.
Wonderful pics my friend! Thanks for sharing.Here goes!
The weather was perfect, I stopped and talked to so many interesting people along the way, everything was pretty much just perfect.
Confluence of the Shenandoah (left) Potomac rivers, and the town of Harper’s Ferry:
No fall colors yet, but still a pretty view.
Looking down the Potomac:
Lockhouses:
The towpath shows a little more seasonal color:
Box turtle!
Toting the usual, and used it exclusively, for food prep and camp setup:
