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JOURNAL
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Site Map for The Wayƒarers Journal (TWJ)
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The
Quick Access Links
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The Quick Access Link, directly below, provide quick access to those pages which are currently the most visited pages on this web site.
Burden Passage
A Wayƒarer′s
Online Journal, the Index of Chapters.
The Online Journal
Current Entry
A Wayƒarer′s
Store, Index of Catalogues.
TWJ Store Digital and Paperback
Book page
Mountain Passage
A Wayƒarer′s
Photo Gallery
The
Bird Photo Gallery Index, The Quest for Wildlife
The
Nonpareil Photo Gallery Index, The Quest for Pulchritude
Appendix Passage
Food The Second of Seven steps on the Real Way
Water The Sixth of Seven steps on the Real Way
The SITE MAP on this web site is under construction but still includes many links to pages as well as numerous descriptions of what may be found within the main menu choices (Passage Levels) on this web site.
Until the Site Map has been completed, one thing to remember, the Site Map is only a brief representation to the actual content on this web site, so feel free to explore.
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THE JOURNAL PASSAGE, (the first green menu selection) is the home page and information source for the website.
This passage introduces and provides introductory information about The Wayƒarers Journal. Also, on the subsequent pages listed below, addition information is found.
About Page. About Information for TWJ.
About the
Founder. Founder and background story info.
About the
Journal. Information about the journal.
Announcements Page. Current and upcoming features.
Book Registration. Don′t forget to register your book.
Comments. Your comments will be shown on this page.
Contact. Contact info for the Wayƒarers.
Site Map. Onsite page links with explanatory comments.
Tip and Notes. Learn how to best navigate this website.
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Also, clicking on the associated links in each section title bar will take you to a separate page and provide in depth information on that subject.
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THE WAYFARERS PASSAGE, (the second green menu selection) introduces the seven wayƒarers, provides brief family history for each and then explains how and why each chooses to become a wayƒarer.
This web site and the books to follow, contain the stories of each of the seven wayƒarers who separately embark upon a quest to find the meaning of life. Each choose to journey afield as thru hikers afoot upon the Appalachian Trail.
Nearing the end of their 2000 mile wrest, while deep in the Maine wilderness, each arrive to pass the night together at Sabbath Day Pond. That encounter became the start of the stories which follow.
Below is a list of Episodes of TWJ, and the wayƒarer who provides each story.
Episode One a story by Tommy Michel.
Episode Two a story by Indigo Breaux.
Episode Three a story by Craig and Sandy Ojawasko.
Episode Four a story by Cobalto Azul
Episode Five a story by Germain Douglas
Episode Six a story by Yamato Aoime
Episode Seven a story about the return to Sabboth Day Pond by Thom Buras.
More of the Stories by the Wayƒarers Coming Soon
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THE SELF PASSAGE, (the third green menu selection) is a wayƒarer′s art gallery.
Episode One, art work for Tommy Michel′s story.
Episode Two, art work for Indigo Breaux′s story.
Episode Three, art work for Craig and Sandy Ojawasko′s story.
Episode Four, art work for Cobalto Azul′s story
Episode Five, art work for Germain Douglas′ story
Episode Six, art work for Yamato Aoime′s story
Episode Seven, art work for Thom Buras′ story.
More of the Self Artwork Coming Soon
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THE JOURNEY PASSAGE, (the forth green menu selection) provides Journey On information of the seven journeys taken individually by each of the seven wayƒarers as each searches for the Truth.
The seven wayƒarers take Journeys in:
Episode One Journeys to Katahdin and Zion
Episode Two Journey to L'Acadie
Episode Three Journey to Lenapehoking
Episode Four Journey to Mariposa
Episode Five Journey to Sulphur Springs
Episode Six Journey to Bear Lake
Episode Seven The Return to Sabbath Day Pond
Each of the seven wayƒarers make their way to begin a journey upon the Appalachian Trail, but all find that completing this 2000 mile foot path is not the end of their personal journey but must need continue to find the answers to their questions.
In fact, one of the struggles that a wayƒarer often faces throughout his life is the continuing need to Journey On.
More of the Journey On Coming Soon
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THE BURDEN PASSAGE, (the fifth green menu selection) describes all those things that a wayƒarer possesses and carries in life. Often, the very things that one carries is that which serves to cover, ensconce, protect and sustain a wayƒarer during the journey on.
This primarily focus of this passage is to define what
need level is and to help those who wish to walk as a wayƒarer learn why it is urgent to acquire this level of existance in life during these last day of this system of things.
For a wayƒarer to acquire need level, he must endeavor to reduce the number of items that he carries in the burden to five, which is the absolute minimum. Although the absolute minimum may never be attaind by most, it should remain the goal.
The
Journal, The First of the Five Needs
A bound paper journal, also known as a quire is the instrument of choice for a wayƒarer traveling aƒoot, primarily because it requires neither batteries, signal, nor any other technology, only a quill to write with.
Most all wayƒarers oftentimes refer to their Bible as a Journal and needless to say, their Bible is included within the plastic zip bag with the quire.
The TWJ
Online Journal Index Page
This online journal index page has introductory comments and links to each of the twelve Quires and a Chapter Index with dates covered.
A wayƒarer spends his retirement traveling, referred to by some as snowbirding, and along the way he meets many people, sees many interesting things and to keep it fresh to his memory, he writes an online journal and includes a photo gallery.
This online journal consists of Seven Passages with Twelve Quires.
Passage 1,
Quire One, The Wayƒarer, The Quest for The Preparation
Passage 2,
Quire Two, The Self, The Quest for the Endless Wait
Passage 3,
Quire Three, The Journey of the Me-I, The Quest for The Solitude
Passage 3,
Quire Four, The Journey of the Me-II, The Quest for The Simplicity
Passage 3,
Quire Five, The Journey of the Me-III, The Quest for The Mariposa
Passage 3,
Quire Six, The Journey of the Me-IV, The Quest for The Wildlife
Passage 4,
Quire Seven, The Burden-I, The Quest for The Winter Harbor
Passage 4,
Quire Eight, The Burden-II, The Quest for The Hall Chronicle
Passage 4,
Quire Nine, The Burden-III, The Quest for The Need Level
Passage 5,
Quire Ten, The Journey of the Myself, The Quest for The Journey On
Passage 6,
Quire Eleven, The Mountain, The Quest for The Blessings
Passage 7,
Quire Twelve, The Journey of the I, The Quest for The Real Life
Online Journal
Current Entry. Find out where this wayƒarer is in his travels.
"It has long been my desire and hope that someone may happen upon this website and read enough of my writings to learn about the Way of Holiness that I have come to know and love. Yes, if just one person comes to the brotherhood of the wayƒarers because of my words, then, I must give praise and glory to the most high God for allowing me to use my time and efforts in this way." The Founder
The
Raiment, The Second of the Five Needs (Future Page)
The Raiment is what a wayƒarer wears, his boots, clothing, and hat. A wayƒarer, especially when living and traveling outdoors, always carries in his burden clothing appropriate both for the weather and for the season.
The
Scrip, The Third of the Five Needs
The scrip is a bag supported from the shoulders that a wayƒarer uses to carry food and gear during the journey on.
The
Gear. The absolute short list for backpacking gear. When it comes to backpacking, it is entirely about the content within the scrip that is to indicate whether a person is a weekend warrior or a thru hiker.
To Go Bag. We must needs provide for ourself in an emergency, and this is a comprehensive list of what one wayƒare uses for his to go bag.
The
Shelter. The Forth of the Five Needs
The type of shelter a wayƒarer chooses is another totally personal choice that must be made. This choice could have the wayƒarer carrying the shelter (a tent) on the back, or living in a place that requires grass mowing, or there may be need to use a wheeled vehicle as one′s home. A ancient wayƒarer once said about this matter, Choose wisely my son.
The Shelters Carried on the
Back.
The Shelters Requiring Grass
Mowing.
The Shelters With Doors and
Wheels.
The
Sustenance. The Fifth of the Five Needs
Forth of ten in the list of backpacking
gear, Third of the seven life
steps on the Real Way, but first on the path to cure diseases, gain longevity of life, and gain a vital healthy body. Yes, proper nutrition from our sustenance is an all important concern in the life of a wayƒarer.
The
Cook Pot, is where a wayƒarer shares his recipes in three food categories:
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Backpacking recipes, which he uses when afoot.
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Classical recipes, which have proven good for many years.
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Living Food recipes, which help cure modern diseases.
The Additional Needs of some Wayƒarers
Yes, a wayƒarer must needs provide his way in this world and he must work hard to earn the money necessary to buy the above five needs for the steps on the way. A wayƒarer can do several things including having a store, selling other possessions no longed needed or even work at a job.
A wayƒarer sometimes has things he either wants to share or that he no longer needs and this is one of the venues that is used to make it available to others.
Most wayƒarer will almost always keep a journal and some will turn their written word into books. This is where the seven wayƒarers will make their books available for others to read.
Privacy Policy page for the Store
Despite being retired, a wayƒarer is sometimes asked to help on a job.
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THE MOUNTAIN PASSAGE, (the sixth green menu selection) is a wayƒarer′s photo gallery.
Currently, many of the galleries are still being created and populated with photos. However, photos are being added regularly to many of the photo pages by the staff at The Wayƒarers Journal.
Galleries include:
The
Ancients Photo Gallery One, The Quest for Kindred Souls
Wayƒarer Period (2000 - 1000 BCE)
Poverty Point Site (1650 - 700 BCE)
Russel Cave Site (2000 - 1000 BCE)
Watson Brake Site (2000 - 1500 BCE)
Woodland Period (1000 BCE - 1000 CE)
Lower Mississippian Cultures (600 BCE - 100 CE)
Middle Mississippi Cultures (300 BCE - 800 CE)
Ohio River Valley Cultures (800 BCE - 1000 CE)
Mississippian Period (1000 CE - 1700 CE)
Lower Appalachian Culture (1000 - CE)
Ocmulgee Mounds (900 - 1200 CE)
Lower Mississippian Culture (1000 - 1730 CE)
Emerald Mounds (1250 - 1600 CE)
Grand Village of the Nachez (1400 - 1730 CE)
Middle Mississippian Culture ( - 1700 CE)
Ohio River Valley Culture (1000 - 1750 CE)
Upper Mississippian Culture (900 - 1650 CE)
Western Mississippian Culture (900 - 1650 CE)
Bandelier National Monument
Lava Beds National Monument
Petroglyph National Monument
Three Rivers Petroglyph, Bureau of Land Management, New Mexico
Fate Bell Rock Shelter. Seminole Canyon State Park, Texas
Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument
Crazy Horse National Treasure
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Stone Mountain State Park, Geogia
Agate Fossil Beds National Monument
Ash Fall Fossil Beds State Park, Nebraska
Dinosaur Fossil National Monument
Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument
Fossil Butte Beds National Monument
Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument
John Day Fossil Beds National Monument
The
Earth Photo Gallery Two, The Quest for Solitude
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park
Canyonlands National Park
De Chelly, Canyon National Monument
Escalante-Grand Staircase National Monument
Grand Canyon National Park
Kings Canyon National Park
Little River Canyon National Preserve
Red Canyon, Dixie National Forest
Tuolumne Valley, Yosemite National Park
Yellowstone Canyon, Yellowstone National Park
Yosemite Canyon, Yosemite National Park
Zion Canyon National Park
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park, Wyoming
Mammoth Cave National Park
Russell Cave National Monument
Timpanogos Cave National Monument
Death Valley National Park
Great Basin National Park
Joshua Tree National Park
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
White Sands National Park
Devils Tower National Monument
Geyserbows at Yellowstone National Park
Grand Prismatic Spring at Yellowstone National Park
Mount Aniakchak Caldera, Alaska
Capulin Volcano, New Mexico
Haleakala Volcano, Hawaii
Lassen Peak Volcano, California
Mount Mazama Caldera, Oregon
Medicine Lake Volcano, California
Mount Saint Helens Volcano, Washington
Yellowstone Caldera, Wyoming
Zuni-Bandera Volcanic Field, New Mexico
Tule Lake Wildlife Refuge
The
Life Photo Gallery Three, The Quest for Wildlife
Angiosperms (Vascular, Seed producing, Flowing) 250,000 plus species
Bryophata (Non-vascular, Spore producing, Non-flowing) 24,000 species
Gymnosperms (Vascular, Seed producing, Non-flowing) 873 species
Pteridophytae (Vascular, Spore producing, Non-flowing) 12,000 species
The
Modern Man Photo Gallery Four, The Quest for Simplicity
Fort Dupont, District of Columbia
Fort Multrie, South Carolina
Fort Necessity, Pennsylvania
Fort Raleigh, North Carolina
Fort Sumter, South Carolina
Old Faithful Inn, Yellowstone National Park, 1904
El Tovar, Grand Canyon National Park, 1905
Belton Chalet, Glacier National Park, 1910
Lake McDonald Lodge, Glacier National Park, 1913
Glacier Park Lodge, Glacier National Park, 1913
Many Glacier Hotel, Glacier National Park, 1913
Sperry Chalet, Glacier National Park, 1914
Granite Park Lodge, Glacier National Park, 1914
Crater Lake Lodge, Crater Lake National Park, 1915
Paradise Inn, Mount Rainier National Park, 1917
Zion Canyon Lodge, Zion National Park, 1917
Bryce Canyon Lodge, Bryce Canyon National Park, 1917
Ahwahnee, Yosemite National Park, 1927
Furnace Creek Inn, Death Valley National Park, 1927
Grand Canyon Lodge, North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park, 1928
Chateau, Oregon Caves National Monument, 1934
Timberline Lodge, Mount Hood National Forest, 1938
The
Nonpareils Photo Gallery Five, The Quest for Pulchritude
The
Steps Photo Gallery Six, The Quest for Solace
The
Way Photo Gallery Seven, The Quest for Fellowship
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THE APPENDIX PASSAGE, (the seventh green menu selection) is for biographical and explanatory information, reporting research and studies, statistical information, and possibly other information including advertising.
1. The
Campsites. List of favorite campgrounds. The Campsite Rating System (CRS) rates campsites on a scale from 0 to 10. Then, each campsite has a link to a separate page for seeing amenities, other features and photos of the site.
A. The CRS and Campsite
Index
2. The
Customers. Directions for contacting Customer Services
3. The
Glossary. An index of old English and other words used on this website.
4. The
Life Lessons. Lessons of practical wisdom learned from three years afoot, after which there has been scores of years to review each lesson.
5. The
Quill Strokes. Reports on the research and studies about acquiring Good Health and Living Well, all free to access.
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The Methinks. Herein, a wayƒarer provides his research based opinion about the lies and greed associated with the world′s commercial industries. Too, he shares what he has found to be a better path to good health. Subjects include:
Blood Pressure, The Silver Bullet Fraud
BPA Free, The Plastics Misnomer
Cholesterol, The National Tragedy
Diabetes, The American Plague
Fluoride, The Political Experiment
HFCS, The Serious Health Concern
Iodine, The Universal Deficiency
Soy Products, The Imminent Danger
Vaccines, The Reasons to Say No!
Whole Grains, The Food Pyramid Hoax
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The Real Way. On these pages, a wayƒarer considers the seven steps upon the path to good health and living well, step which aid a wayƒarer in his quest for the real life. These seven steps are:
6. The
Site Map An older version of the website site map.
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