Gary Coleman died on the 28th after falling and hitting his head a couple days before.
Also, there’s apparently a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s supposed to be the worst ever and BP still apparently can’t seem to figure out how to stop the gushing oil.
I have been following your blog since you started – I forget how I heard of it – but I love reading it. I especially love that you’re in Goodhue County because Goodhue is my last name! My family went on vacation there when I was in grade school.
Anyways, I love your blog and reading about all the sweet people you are meeting along the way. I also really love the photos of small things that go unnoticed. Happy Travels! I will continue to read!
Aww, the great American flag. Becoming a rare site anymore. And what a shame. The men and women who fought for our freedom should be able to see our flag everywhere they go.
I notice the blank sides on a few of the markers. I hope they don’t have to etch any more names for any additional wars. By the way Matt, are you twittering at all??
Matt, thanks for posting a special photo for Memorial Day. I’m an Army veteran and have been following your progress for the last week or so. Many thanks to you for your journey and many thanks to the soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines who have served this country.
That's the idea, at least. I'm walking westward from New York City for nine months or so.
If everything goes according to plan, I'll be in Oregon when the clock runs out.
If nothing goes according to plan, maybe I'll end up in Peru or Mongolia or Pennsylvania.
You can read all about the details of my trip
if you're so inclined.
Thank you to all our Veterans for your service!
Matt, in case your not up on current events….
Gary Coleman died on the 28th after falling and hitting his head a couple days before.
Also, there’s apparently a massive oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s supposed to be the worst ever and BP still apparently can’t seem to figure out how to stop the gushing oil.
That is all.
Keep on Truckin!
Thank you to all Veterans, but especially to my fellow USMC Brothers and Sisters.
I have been following your blog since you started – I forget how I heard of it – but I love reading it. I especially love that you’re in Goodhue County because Goodhue is my last name! My family went on vacation there when I was in grade school.
Anyways, I love your blog and reading about all the sweet people you are meeting along the way. I also really love the photos of small things that go unnoticed. Happy Travels! I will continue to read!
Thank you for reminding us who today is about.
Aww, the great American flag. Becoming a rare site anymore. And what a shame. The men and women who fought for our freedom should be able to see our flag everywhere they go.
Matt, It’s awesome that your path would cross this memorial today. Thank you veterans!
I notice the blank sides on a few of the markers. I hope they don’t have to etch any more names for any additional wars. By the way Matt, are you twittering at all??
Matt, thanks for posting a special photo for Memorial Day. I’m an Army veteran and have been following your progress for the last week or so. Many thanks to you for your journey and many thanks to the soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines who have served this country.
God Bless America! Thanks for remembering our fallen soldiers who paid the ultimate price, even while you walk.
Thanks to all the veterans who made the ultimate sacrifice and to all the vets who are still out there serving our country. big thank you.
And to Matt for taking us along on his journey
I am enjoying following your trip. keep safe