We stopped in Louisville for dinner at the 21 C Museum Hotel. A Gallery, hotel and restaurant in one.

Covered in plastic? Is this an analogy for our engineered reality?

Photo taken inside the ladies room through the mirror.

Taken outside the Science Museum, Louisville, KY. Is this our job right now? Collecting all of our parts to fully activate our multi-dimensional selves?

A tour of Chicago would not be complete without a walk in Millennium Park and a visit to The Bean.

The Architecture Riverboat ride was fabulous. So interesting to see the old and the new and what each time period valued.

It was fun to stay in this old baseball-themed hotel near Wrigley Field.

This classic, small Italian restaurant offered great Italian food and a unique atmosphere, playing Doris Day music.

We had great seats behind the Cubs dugout for the game on July 17.

The Cubs break a 9-game losing streak to beat the Mets on July 17.

As a Bears fan, this is a risk for Robert being photographed at Lambeau Field. It was pretty amazing though. Season tickets sold out since 1959.

Loved the Saint Kate Art hotel. Each room is stocked with a record player and instrument.

The city decided to embrace the graffiti and commission artists to decorate this Alley.

Milwaukee was made famous from the shows Happy Days and Laverne and Shirley, who worked for Shotz, a fictitious company combining Schilz and Blatz. Note: Henry Winkler is only 5’ 6”.

Re-enacting the unfortunate decision to bite into a hot pepper at the food court in the brewing district. Robert’s mouth was burning for several minutes necessitating purchasing a milk bubble tea.

Our tour of Milwaukee started here. The area no longer brews the iconic beer. It is turned into condos and other tourist attractions.

Enjoyed visiting with friend Peter and Jeff at the cabin.

It tasted incredible. Thanks Peter!

We enjoyed a tour of Duluth, MN.

We enjoyed an unseasonably warm day in Duluth, Peter’s hometown.

We had to get a malt at this iconic place.

All packed up and getting ready to leave our home on Gateway Mountain, outside of Asheville, NC. Looking forward to exploring the country and ourselves in more depth.

This is the card we pulled at the start of our journey. “Life doesn’t come to us while we sit around and wait. We need to act. Act on everything that we intend to create. Act upon our perceptions and intuitions. When we do, the pathway to our greatest desires open with a direct route to take us there. “

Athena, the warrior goddess, is also the goddess of reason, the arts, literature and philosophy, In addition, she is noted for commerce, resourcefulness and wisdom. This seemed to be a fitting energy to send us on our 5 1/2 week journey across the United States and back.

The Weeping Willow has carried deep spiritual symbolism in many different cultures. You can feel the energy from this mystical tree.

We shared a fun moment with Scott and Mary our first night in Nashville, August 4. See Robert’s blog entitled, “Fun and Love” above.

Here is Abigail Fawn, future basketball player, musician, leader, and scholar!

We met Toussaint (pronounced Tucson) at the Ferry to Mackinac Island. He is a server at Mary's Bistro . Thanks for adding some light to our trip!

These beautiful caves were spectacular…hiking at Meyers Beach.

We were in South Dakota during the Sturgis convention, an 81 year tradition.

Historic West Trails took us on an exact replica of the covered wagons used on the Oregon Trail. We concluded the ride with a dutch oven dinner over the fire.

Hat purchased on our Nashville stop.

While we were silently connecting in waiting for our canoe, these two magical birds paid us a visit.

The mama bear had to coral two of her cubs. This one was making lots of noise until mama came back.

This quaint little town was full of memories for me (Rebecca) when I used to frequent it 6 years ago when my daughter was in boarding school in the area.

See blog above entitled, “Know Your Rights” to learn more.

It was great catching up with Joanie and meeting her son and daugher-in-law for breakfast at the Buffalo Cafe, Whitefish, MT.

We enjoyed a serene couple of hours at the beach listening to oraclegirl.org discussing dreaming and building community in the new earth.

Took this magical photo right before the rain set in on Going to The Sun Road.

This one seemed to take all the gawking, camera-toting tourists in stride.

We were blessed to both experience, “The Best Shake Ever”. It happened to be Huckleberry flavor.

The city was built around these falls.

Wow, more people around the globe are standing up for medical freedom! Enough is enough! See blog above “Know Your Rights”

This was a view from the 3 mile hike on Mt. Ranier, Sunrise, Elevation 6400 ft. Unfortunately, it was pretty fogged over so many of the views were obscured.

This place was so great that we ate there twice and purchased 3 t-shirts.

This place had a great feel. It was also nice to have a couple of rooms and full kitchen. Elk were grazing outside the door.

Rebecca in the middle of the Giant Redwoods.

Redwood National Forest

Brookings, OR.

Paul and Babe greeted us at the entry of Trees of Magic in Smith River California.

We waked along the tree tops on the cool bridge.

Another 1300 miles.

After consuming too many free hotel breakfasts, we were happy to run across this place. Wonderful salads and fresh juices.

This place had a great vibe, including musician in the park.

Ashland, OR

One of many bridges we went over on the journey. We passed beautiful mountains, bodies of water and diverse terrain.

The first night of the Hierarchy of Light conference in Mt. Shasta we enjoyed an intimate gathering with several attendees including the Jacos.

A highlight of the conference was a panel discussion with Tony Rodriques, Gavin Huassian, MIchael Jaco and Alex Collier. (If you want to get totally “red-pilled” read Brad Olsen’s book, Beyond Esoteric.

Hierarchy of Light Conference, Mt,. Shasta , CA

Due to the wildfires in South Tahoe, we had to change our plans and decided to head to Sonoma, CA. Stayed at this cute B&B and walked to many of the wine tasting venues.

Sonoma, CA.

Sonoma Lake and Valley of the Moon Winery.

An Inn 2 Remember, Sonona, CA. August 31, 2021.

Spent 5 Days in Mt. Shasta at Conference.

We enjoyed a buffet dinner at the lodge pool and witnessed this view our first night.

There were many chipmunks greeting us at Olmsted Pt., Yosemite

Interesting granite rock formations at Olmsted Pt.

Walked to the original Sierra Club house.

Enjoyed the crystal clear water of Tenaya Lake on Tiogo Road.

100 year-old lodge right outside the gates of Yosemite. Luckily it was not touched during the 2013 fires right outside of the door.

Ravens have so much spiritual meaning, primarily transformation. Felt fitting at this stage of our journey. Also love Sending Ravens Youtube show by Tarot by Janine.

Spent the night in Needles, CA on route to Sedona on the famous Route 66 Hwy, made famous in Grapes of Wrath.

On famous Route 66.

Enjoyed shopping and wine tasting in the cute town 40 minutes outside of Sedona.

Great to meet Tricia Livermore in person. We ate dinner at the famous Grand Jerome Hotel, a former asylum and known haunted venue.

This desk clerk shared ghost stories with us from this famous haunted hotel, a former asylum.

We both got a reading from Emily at the Center for the New Age, a place where you can walk in and pick a psychic for a reading. She was awesome…enlightening and inspirational.

The story is told of the grandmother holding children…waiting for all of the children of humanity to come home.

We enjoyed a private tour of the spiritual side of Sedona with Shaman, Joseph Greywolf.

Santa Fe was alive with activity with artists booths set up in the main town square, despite the fact that the governor just mandated masks again.

Painting we purchased at Hueys Fine Art in Santa Fe. We had a lovely chat with the owner about what is really going on in the world with the plandemic.

We visited this site which has been a place of pilgrimage for many people praying for loved ones.

According to the folklore, on the night of Good Friday in 1810, a group of men saw a mysterious light shining and found a strange half-buried crucifix in an area of a sacred Tewa Indian site. The church took it but it mysteriously disappeared and reappeared on the original spot. The dirt in this area is now sacred.

We wanted to check out Taos due to its reputation of being a cool artist’s enclave. Unfortunately the town lacked life due to a severe reaction to the plandemic. A sign mentioned a $500 fine or jail time for not wearing a mask or social distancing…really. Bye bye tourism.

Yosemite to Sedona through Fresno and Needles, CA.

Sedona (2 days) including Jerome, Santa Fe (2 days) to Amarillo, TX

The four conical mounds rising above the horizon just southwest of Quanah, Texas were seen by the Comanches as places of healing and vision quests for power. According to historian Bill Neeley, they "continue to be venerated like a Grandmother whose healing herbs restore health to the body and whose benevolent spirit gives guidance to the soul."

Two buildings are still standing here next to the sacred mounds of the Comanche Indians.

“Where did the people go” . This describes much of what we have witnessed in modern towns too.

This photo taken at 9:30 am on a weekday is symbolic of what we have found in big cities and small alike. Much is shut down and lifeless.

Looks like this and other Federal Reserve buildings we have witnessed lately (Atlanta and Memphis) look pretty empty. This one is locked up. Some say the Federal Reserve has never been Federal and now has no reserves. Check out the history on your own to see how this institution, owned by individual “Banksters” has controlled our world.

Ok, I get it. You must have a mask, but you don’t have to YELL. Not sure who would want to go in anyway.

The home of the Blues is still alive at night.

This was rebuilt after a fire in 1928 and is currently holding live events after substantial remodeling.

Medicine Mound TX, Dallas, Memphis, Old Fort NC