sharing my adventure

[vibes]

I've had one heck of a time securing a vacation destination...so I decided to scrap it all and start fresh!

I'm heading out on March 11th, loadin' down the vehicle with supplies, gear...whatever I feel I'll need (still working on my packing list). All I know at this time is that I'm heading south to Nashville to get below the freeze line. I'll hang there a day or 2 then head west with no real destination in mind...wherever the open road and treasure takes me. I might even dig for diamonds, who knows...or I could end up heading east as I'll be at Ma Nature's mercy. I'll gladly follow and obey good weather.

I've decided to share this adventure, from start to finish, on Facebook: treasure travels with tori.

My next big project, outside of research, is to build my own sifter Code name: Sifter Sister!

Hope ya join me in my adventure...and share your insights, wisdom and good thoughts!

HH,

Tori

 

[vibes]

I was just wondering what the link was for your adventure page... I was going to follow your travels as well.

Bran <><

Oh, it's

Treasure Travels With Tori
(FaceBook)

 

[godisnum1]

Found it... here's the direct link.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Treasure-Travels-with-Tori/290413110851?ref=mf

Bran <><

 

[vibes]

Thanks Bran!

Every time I tried to post the link, it wouldn't work! So agaian, thanks!

 

[godisnum1]

You're welcome
It took me a little while to get it to work also... something with Facebook.
Silly social networking sites...

Bran <><

 

[vibes]

I finally arrived home late last night after 9 days of pure digging joy and a whole lotta fun!

I sure hope fossis reads this post as I discovered the next morning as mamabear and I were heading out to dig that I was at the 'other' Coleman mine...I didn't realize there were 2! No wonder we couldn't find each other! BUT I do want to say a HUGE thank you for the fabulous fossils! It took us 2 nights to decide how'd we share/split the goods

Anyway...a big ole to those of you who followed along and interacted and enjoyed the travelogue. So thanks for keeping me company...I always felt like I was home.