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#209–Northern Bridge Tour second time around . . .
Considering we’ve had over 50 inches of rain since Christmas and we can remember each of the very few days without rain since then, we were really lucky on the first two bridge tours. We had a brief shower … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures with travel, Crossings: McCullough's Coastal Bridges, Judy's Book Adventures, The Crossings Guide to Oregon's Coastal Spans, Uncategorized
Tagged Alsea Bay Bridge, Big Creek Bridge, Bridge Tour to Historic Coastal Bridges, Cape Creek Bridge, Cook's Chasm Bridge, cummins creek bridge, Depoe Bay, Depoe Bay Bridge, Florence, Lane Community College, Newport, Outward Ventures, Rocky Creek Bridge, Spencer Creek Bridge, Ten Mile Creek Bridge, Waldport, yaquina bay bridge
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#208–14 bridges in three tours—Tour 2 (Florence to North Bend)
Would it rain (Plan B) or not (Plan A)? We were ready either way. My 11 folks who’d signed up for the Southern Bridge Tour, plus Benny the bus driver, were ready to check out bridges. We had rain … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures with travel, Crossings: McCullough's Coastal Bridges, Judy's Book Adventures, The Crossings Guide to Oregon's Coastal Spans, Uncategorized
Tagged Florence, Haynes Inlet Slough Bridge, Lane Community College at Florence, mccullough bridge, North Bend, Reedsport, siuslaw river bridge, Southern Bridge Tour, Umpqua River Bridge
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#207–14 bridges in 3 tours—Tour 1 (Florence to Depoe Bay)
The forecast was for cloudy. I was so thankful after days of torrential rain. The day started out with drizzle, which is nothing compared to what we’ve been having. I didn’t want to head up the coast to see … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures with travel, Crossings: McCullough's Coastal Bridges, The Crossings Guide to Oregon's Coastal Spans
Tagged Alsea Bay Bridge, Beverly Beach State Park, Big Creek Bridge, Cape Creek Bridge, cummins creek bridge, Depoe Bay, Depoe Bay Bridge, Florence, Historic Alsea Bay Bridge Interpretive Center, Lane Community College at Florence, Nepturn State Park, Newport, Spencer Creek Bridge, Ten Mile Creek Bridge, Tidal Raves Restaurant, Tours to bridges on coast, Waldport, yaquina bay bridge
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#195––Who’d a thunk it . . .
Occasionally life surprises you––sometimes for the good and sometimes not so good. Three times in the past few weeks were who’d-a-thunk-it situations that I’d like to share. The green hills of California Usually when I visit California, the green … Continue reading
Posted in Around Florence (Arcadia Press Images of America series, Crossings: McCullough's Coastal Bridges, Judy's Book Adventures, The Crossings Guide to Oregon's Coastal Spans
Tagged Around Florence, Bay Area, California, Crossings: McCullough's Coastal Bridges, Florence, Gold Country, Grass Valley, Los Angeles, mountain lion, Nevada City, Ridge Route, The Crossings Guide to Oregon's Coastal Spans
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#185–5th Annual FFOB, a grand time . . .
The weather was great, and we had good crowds both days. Mostly, we were relieved that we had about 50 at the Publisher’s Panel Friday afternoon and slightly more than 100 to see and hear Jane Kirkpatrick deliver her … Continue reading
Posted in Judy's Book Adventures, Marketing through book fairs
Tagged Bob Serra Pacific Publishing, Bob Welch, C. Edwin Fender, Connie Bradley, Doranne Long, Ellen Traylor, Florence, florence events center, Florence Festival of Books, Jane Kirkpatrick, Joe Blakely, Ned Hickson newspaper columnist, Port Hole Publishing
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#178–I’m back––134 books in 10 days . . .
I could have named this post “Back in the saddle again” or “Road trips are fun!” But the numbers were what blew me away. By following my usual game plan of calling ahead before hitting the road, I sold more … Continue reading
Posted in Around Florence (Arcadia Press Images of America series, Judy's Book Adventures, Marketing without Amazon or a distributor
Tagged Around Florence, Bandon, Bob's Beach Books, Books 'N' Bears, Brandon Historical Museum, bridge books, Charleston, CharleyTown MarketPlace, Crossings: McCullough's Coastal Bridges, Devil Cat, Florence, Kum Yon's, Lincoln City Reedsport, Lower Umpqua Veterinary Clinic, Mari's Books, Newport, Nye Beach Book House, P.S. Winkles, The Crossings Guide to Oregon's Coastal Spans, Tidal Raves, Ump qua Lighthouse Museum at Winchester Bay, Waldport, Waldport Heritage Museum, WinterRiver Books, Yachats
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#156–Busy, busy, busy but good . . .
“So what else is new!” That’s what I hear you saying. Hear me out. Things are also looking good, which means that all the busy times have been worth it. Books During my quirky week, I did three presentations: … Continue reading
Posted in Around Florence (Arcadia Press Images of America series
Tagged Around Florence, Bandon, Charleston, Charleytown Market Place, Connie Bradley, Coos Bay, Florence, Florence Festival of Books, greenhouse, homegrown tomatoes, North Bend, Siuslaw News, Siuslaw Pioneer Museum, Siuslw Pioneer Museum, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Winchester Bay
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#145–Pre Launch Prep . . .
It’s possible to sell a book before there’s an actual book, of course. But it’s sure easier when you’ve got the book in hand. I only had five copies, and didn’t intend to sell any. But I sold one … Continue reading
#144–It’s a book . . .
Around Florence is no longer a manuscript of loose pages; it is now a bound book full of pages that you turn. Five advance copies arrived in the mail yesterday. It is exciting to see the work of this … Continue reading
Posted in Around Florence (Arcadia Press Images of America series
Tagged Arcadia Press, Around Florence, Books 'N' Bears, Florence, Florence Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, Images of America series, OR, Sand Master Park, sea lion caves, Siuslaw Pioneer Museum, Siuslaw Public Library
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#142–Progress on all fronts . . .
4th Annual Florence Festival of Books Since May 19, the FFOB application has been online and they have been coming in on a regular basis. We have room for 60 tables, and we are at about half full. Our deadline … Continue reading
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