BOOMER TRAFFIC SCHOOL
INSPIRED BY When you move to the suburbs, remember this: You’re not the first. You’ll find long-term residents in your new town whose parents and grandparents all went to the schools your kids will...
View ArticleThe Closest Road Through A Mountain Range
This is why you drive along the Columbia River. It’s best after you do this. The post The Closest Road Through A Mountain Range appeared first on D. A. GILLASPIE.
View ArticleForest Park or Boomer Park, You Can’t Sit On It
For many boomers in America, news of sitting too long means nothing. Sitting may harm health, but they don’t care. Why? Because they don’t have anything to get up for. They’ve heard of the boost in...
View ArticleNW Boomer Travel, pt.1
The Oregon Alps If you look back at Portland from LaGrande, the miles pile up. But you’re not done. You can’t drive to the Swiss Alps on Interstate 84, but the Oregon Alps are a tank of gasoline away....
View ArticleBaby Boomer Travel, pt 1
Plan Ahead Or Suffer. Once you step out your front door the machinery kicks into gear. It’s either too late to change plans, or you don’t want to be the one changing. Be a good sport. Baby boomers know...
View ArticleGet Your Medical History In Another Language
In The Hospital And You Don’t Speak The Language. Now What? Do you like new places, the sort where you step off a plane and think, “It looks normal enough,” but you know it’s not? You know because you...
View ArticleBOOMER TRAVEL: THE ROAD TO UPPER SEDONA
Or How To Drive A Roundabout Without Sideswiping Half The State. Let’s praise the newest traffic separator sweeping the nation. This British import will be bigger than the Beatles. Not a stop sign, not...
View ArticleBOOMER TRAVEL: GO IT ALONE?
The Benefits Of Single Boomer Travel Are Many, Even If You’re Married? Good reasons to travel as a couple include shared experience above all. There’s a bond that occurs between a husband and wife...
View ArticleTwo Shades Of Boomer Travel
Even when you go someplace you’ve never been, you’ll find shades of familiar. It takes a special place, one filled with its own internal music, to make everything old feel new again. The band in...
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