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  • Holly Walks

    "Everywhere is within walking distance, if you have the time."
    -Steven Wright

    "If you don't like the road you're walking, start paving another one."
    -Dolly Parton

    I'm walking some serious miles most every day, and most of the time, nobody knows where I am until I post it on this blog.

    Why do I walk so much? Love. Love of walking, love of how it makes me feel physically. Walking is stress relief. Walking helps me find answers. Walking is life.

    This blog is about my walking goals, my dreams, my family and whatever else I feel like writing about.

    Welcome to my blog!

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Adventures With Chest Pain, Part One

It’s been over a month since I’ve been in the hospital.  I didn’t write about it before, because I was still soo irritated and teed off about the whole thing that I probably would have been ranting and on my soap box.  It’s been long enough now that I can actually look back at the … Read more

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Where I’ve Been: Further Down US 95

It’s amazing the difference a few hours and a couple of hundred miles can make.  Earlier I showed you the pics along US 95 in Idaho.  Here we are in Nevada (and maybe a couple in Oregon), and the scenery is on a completely different level.  Idaho: lush, sunny, green.  Nevada: stark, scrubby, brown, mountainous, … Read more

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Where I’ve Been: Lower Salmon River, Idaho

This snake really blended into its surroundings, and only because it moved did I notice it and quickly lurch sideways so I could avoid stepping on it.  I instinctively got away from it because I didn’t know if it was a rattlesnake or what.  But on inspecting it from a respectable distance, didn’t find any … Read more

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Where I’ve Been: Early Castle Valley, UT

In Utah and Colorado, the I-70 corridor has some spectacular scenery.  I was driving through there a few weeks or so ago, and was running out of hours, so I stopped at a viewpoint at Early Castle Valley, UT.  Oh.  My.  Goodness.  It was absolutely incredible.  I took several hundred photos.  No joke.  I won’t … Read more

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Home Time: Beach Adventure–Updated With Pics!

Being a truck driver means that I’m usually on the truck at least 26 days a month.  But, when I do get home time, my family and I like to try to spend it in good quality family time.  Last time I was home, we drove out to the coast and checked out few different … Read more

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The Real Problem with Abercrombie & Fitch---How Jeffries' Message Hurts Us ALL

Reblogged from Kristen Lamb's Blog: I wasn’t going to blog at all this week. Have been taking a break and refueling. But when I came in from being away for a week, one of the first articles I saw was regarding Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Michael Jeffries’ “marketing campaign” for the preppy clothing line (quoted … Read more

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Where I’ve Been: Wyoming Has The Most Interesting Rest Areas

Wyoming is a state I’ve driven through many, many times.  I-80 is a major thoroughfare for truck drivers. That freeway’s corridor is barren countryside in the summer–dull and brown, though very mountainous, and pretty in its own brownish sort of way.  But in the spring, when there is still a bit of snow on the … Read more

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Where I’ve Been: Utah and the Moab Area (and Parts Further South), Part 3 of 3

This part is going to be all about my little mini-adventure at Wilson Arch.  Wilson Arch is located on US 191, south of Moab.  Just about in between Moab and Monticello, UT.  It is what the name sounds like–a giant freaking rock arch.  From a distance, the opening looks like an eye. My husband and … Read more

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Where I’ve Been: Utah and the Moab Area (and Parts Further South), Part 2 of 3

The rest area south of Moab on US 191 is breathtakingly beautiful, with all sorts of interesting rock formations, plus the green grass and trees.  The leaves on the trees aren’t really out yet, so you don’t get the full effect of just how green it gets once spring has entirely sprung.  Then it is … Read more

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Where I’ve Been: Utah and the Moab Area (and Parts Further South), Part 1 of 3

I love driving out US 6, I-70, and US 191 in Utah.  There is some absolutely INCREDIBLE scenery out there.  The cliffs and rocks are so red, and the foliage grows so green from the Colorado River.  It creates a wonderful contrast and makes the drive, combined with blue skies and fluffy white clouds, a … Read more

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