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TRAVEL COLUMN: The start of a long road trip

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By Elaine Warner
| The Norman Transcript Verified
R obert Burns said it best, "The best laid schemes o' mice and men gang aft agley" - the Scots way of saying sometimes things don't go the way you plan. I spent several months working out an itinerary for a three-week, three-thousand-mile road trip. You'll be seeing a lot of the results of our ten-state journey over the next few months. I expected some surprises - but the first day?
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TRAVEL COLUMN: Travel back in time at Har-ber Village

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By Elaine Warner
| The Norman Transcript Verified
When my husband Jack, who’s not a big museum person, said, “Every child should see this,” I knew I was on to something. That something was Har-ber Village, south of Grove on Grand Lake. Bernice and Harvey Jones, who founded the outdoor museum in 1968, would be pleased. Har-ber Village (Har for Harvey and Ber for Bernice) started small with the construction of a tiny chapel and a few historic buildings.
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TRAVEL COLUMN: Learn about 'Hank the Cowdog' and ranch life at the National Ranching Heritage CenterLubbock Learning Center teaches about

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By Elaine Warner
| The Norman Transcript Verified
I n the pantheon of famous dogs, several names come to mind: Greyfriars Bobby, Balto, Fala, Lassie, Pluto and Scooby-Doo. But for millions of today's children, the name at the top of the list is Hank the Cowdog. With over 80 books and nine million copies, Hank is a hero, although flawed like all good heroes. Author John Erickson has entertained readers since 1983 with Hank's adventures, misadventures and mystery-solving skills.
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