Go, See, Do, Experience!
Charla is on a quilting retreat this week, leaving me unsupervised. Trust me, this will be a shorter post! 😎 She was sweet, and made me food for the week. I ate most of it on Monday. Since she is gone, you get me this week. I am going to talk about HOWE issues we... Continue Reading →
We said our goodbyes to Mom & Dad and Bridget & Richard. Today our Travel Day was from Missoula, MT, to Clarkston, WA. We stopped at Loves for fuel and breakfast at the adjoining Hardee’s. We knew it would be a long travel day with not a lot of towns around. We drove up the... Continue Reading →
The Williston, North Dakota, city event webpage is one of the best laid out information given that I have ever seen. Among the other things we found, and did, (see last week's post) I saw Sweetcorn & Quilt Festival. Of course “quilt” caught my eye! Turns out this is a youth camp that started in... Continue Reading →
Check in is at 4:00 p.m. at Corps of Engineer’s Left Tailrace Campground, Fort Thompson, South Dakota. With less than 4 hours drive on this Travel Day, we had plenty of time. The other day I decided to do grocery shopping this morning in Sioux City, IA. It worked out great! Since we will be... Continue Reading →
We had plenty, with a capital P, of time. (Sometimes I laugh at myself and what I write in this travel journal!) Check in at Lake Manawa State Park campground, Council Bluffs, Iowa, wasn’t until 4:00 p.m. We were here by 1:15 p.m. So we found a place to do our grocery shopping for the... Continue Reading →
We headed to the St Louis, Missouri area. Why? What are our plans through this September? We are following the LEWIS & CLARK TRAIL, the Corps of Discovery! Now, we have been along parts of it before and have even been in Oregon where they met the Pacific Ocean (and we visited the fort and... Continue Reading →
Travel Day: The drive north out of Little Rock, Arkansas, was only on the freeway for a short time and then highway 65. This road goes through small towns and we quite enjoyed it. Some places have tight and narrow roads with no shoulder, though. There are places where the trees open up into meadows,... Continue Reading →
William J Clinton Presidential Library and Museum is in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas, and it was built there to help the economy in that area. Parking is free and tickets are $12.00 each. Like other similar places, lots of docents around to greet, inform, and direct. When told about the video, we asked if it... Continue Reading →
We got to my uncle and aunt’s house around 9:30 a.m. for another day of adventure. They drove us in their car to downtown Dallas to The 6th Floor Museum. I had been here with my family when I was young. It is the Texas School Book Depository, where Lee Harvey Oswald shot President John... Continue Reading →
Travel Day to Phoenix, Arizona. I packed up Chicken Cream Cheese Taquitos that I made yesterday so we could have them for our lunch today. I asked Kevin if he wanted to change things up and pull over for lunch on Travel Days or to do what we do and eat on the drive. He... Continue Reading →
