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Wise Words
"We may be lost, but we're making good time...!"
-
Fred P. Rohe
"It's not where you're going...
It's Where Was You At?"
- Kathy Huges
"Sometimes the greatest views are in your rear view mirror..."
- Fred P. Rohe
Contact Info
Fred Rohe 231-264-8993
pvcliner@geomembrane.com
Laura Sabat 231-941-5850
LauraSabat@Gmail.com
Old Town San Diego
Odessa Texas
A remembrance of our 2010 visit to Peru...
CHEESE! at the original CHEERS in Boston
Alan and Anne Lowerson
New friends from our Panama Canal Cruise
Travel Adventures
Cape Cod
Sonia, Carolyn, Joyce, Barbara, Betsy and Laura. The WHO Crew
girls about to tour the Cape Cod Potato Chip factory... Sonia still
remains loyal to Lay's!
Sonia's family cottage. Six women, six days, ONE bathroom...
This must be Cape Cod... delicious Lobster Rolls at this out of the way place!
Barbara, Betsy, Joyce, Carolyn, Laura & Sonia... Southern Ladies Up To Something!
Laura, Barb and Joyce before their 116 step climb to the top of the Pilgrim Monument, the tallest granite structure in the United States. Click the photo.
A view of Provincetown from the Pilgrim Monument.
Sonia, the perfect hostess at Truro Vineyards... Click the photo to visit the winery.
In Michigan, we use our hands to show where we're from. On Cape Cod they use the right arm... Click the photo to check out the Cape Cod Facebook Page.
One of the many beaches on Cape Cod.
The WHO Crew takes in a glorious sunset before hurricane Irene heads north...
Boston Harbor
Travel Adventures
Look in your rear view mirror...
Sometimes the greatest views are in your rear view mirror! Look closely at this photo taken through my truck mirror while traveling on Highway One in California.
On my Great Western Adventure I saw many fantastic views behind me, and it wasn't always convenient to stop, turn around and take a photo. So I started just getting a shot in my ourside rear view mirror. Click on the photo above or on the Slide Show Link "Fred's Rear View Mirror..." to see 30 of my favorite pictures looking through the reflective glass of my rear view mirror.
