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Rocky Mountain spotted fever isn't so bad I guess.
Mostly because it seems like I didn't get it, and other non-sequiturs.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
A tale of two cabins.
In search of a meaningful life.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Self-isolation in the presence of adventurers.
When the world demands peak physical, the mind calls out for blood. Or something dramatic like that.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
My love-hate relationship with the Minnesota Vikings.
Being a fan was the only time, outside of watching the movie The 13th Warrior, that I thought mead might be necessary.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
The splendid self-driving camper.
When a hitch is optional but swear words are not.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
The two worst desecrations of the Nazca lines I’m aware of.
One of which you might not have been aware of, which is why I wrote this post.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
There And Back Again with the Three Sisters.
Or, when Sisseton, South Dakota gets in the way.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Offensive Places To Eat And Travel, With Friends
Taking the road less traveled.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
The new mystery religion of conspiracy theory and how it isolates us.
It's not a question of whether the conspiracy theory is right or wrong. It's whether it actually matters to know it.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
North Dakota is missing out by ignoring Gilby, the Disney World of geocaching.
People come to ND for a lot of reasons.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
Bill Gates is taking over the world, starting with Nicaragua.
Or maybe it's just confusion over plans.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
A bigfoot sighting in Northern Kentucky.
Why traveling with the girls is always memorable, good or bad.
 • Julie R. Neidlinger
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