We don’t know what we have until it’s gone

Victoria motel in the 1980's
Running water, shower, electricity. Even a phone to call (collect) home.

 

Victoria British Columbia
The Empress.

 

Victoria British Columbia
Capital Building.

 

Victoria motel in the 1980's
Modest motel.

 

Victoria motel in the 1980's
Luxurious to us compared to our tent. It had a kitchenette, but we didn’t have food to cook.

 

We don’t know what we have until it’s gone.

Stay humble and kind.

 

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One bedroom furnished apartment 18 miles from Disney World, $345/month

Sun Club apartments, Kissimmee, Florida 1984
Our first Florida “Home” a 1-bedroom furnished apartment for $345/month

 

Sun Club apartments, Kissimmee, Florida 1984
Sun Club apartments, Kissimmee, Florida 1984

 

Our first Florida “Home” was a one-bedroom furnished apartment 18 miles from Disney World, $345/month. Unfurnished it would have cost us $305/month. But we didn’t own any furniture. None.

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Unknown Fact of Little Interest?

Honeymoon 1984
Honeymoon 1984

Married in June 1983, we finally took our honeymoon in August 1984. We rode our bicycles from the Pacific Ocean to Grand Coulee Dam.

Two main portions of the trip:

  1. Touring the San Juan Islands of Puget Sound
  2. Traveling along the North Cascades Highway

It was the trip of a lifetime.  Not your typical honeymoon, eh?

We traveled 600 miles in 17 days, and spent less than $200.

Happy Saturday everyone.