Far from their home in Galena, our intrepid explorers, Justinian Dispenza and his sister Laurel, close in on the last leg of their cross-country camping expedition to the west coast and offer a glimpse of winter at Gila National Park, New Mexico and Lake Roosevelt, Arizona.
Between Laurel’s remote teaching and their exploration of the western terrain, Justinian finds time to try his hand at chipping flint into a sharp edge. Given the current hardships of freakish winter weather and Covid, it might be a good skill to learn.
By the time you view this video, Justinian and Laurel will have reached the west coast and an early report notes that they are gearing up for a scuba dive. We look forward to their last report next week. Onward!
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Beryl Smith says
What a great adventure–wonderful trip that makes me quite jealous. Thank you for sharing!
Victoria SEVERINO says
Thank you for sharing these spectacular views. What a great trip!