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Today's drive to Ellensburg in central Washington was unquestionalbly the prettiest day we've enjoyed on this trip. Leaving Cheney, the land was rolling and appareantly used for grazing. Occaasionally bordered by small lakes, Subtle red and orange hues became noticable. … Continue reading →

We woke to another cool and rainy morning.  After a stop for gas, we continued our trek westward along I-90, surrounded by valleys and mountains partially shrouded by low-hanging clouds. We also encountered close to a dozen sections of road … Continue reading →

We've never taken the time to highlight any of the more than 325 campgrounds across the U.S. and Canada where weve stayed.  However, we are overwhelemed by the displays of flowers, water features, garden statues and eclectic collection "old things" … Continue reading →

Waking to rain and 47o temperatures, we opted to delay our departure for Missoula for an hour or so in hopes the preciptation would ease … and it did, partially.  From the time we left Dillon until we arrived in … Continue reading →

With our longest mileage day to date ahead of us, we woke to sunny skies with a chilly temperature of 49o, although the wind which had been with us for days had pretty much died out.  As we were getting … Continue reading →

Having heard the weather report for today … winds from the South at 20-25 MPG and gusts as high as 40 MPH during the afternoon, we opted for an early start as the first 100 miles of our drive was … Continue reading →

Once north of Fort Collins, a mostly empty landscape greeted us. Isolated plant Farm Out-of-place residence – a long way from any stores, gas stations, medical facilities, etc. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, rock formations appeareed on both sides of … Continue reading →

This morning, we decided to take a walk throughout the entire state apark, the longest we've taken since leaving Pennslvania on June 1st.  ALong the way, we spotted several species of birds we either could not identify or which were … Continue reading →

Today we celebrated our 52nd wedding anniversary … 18,993 days of "marital bliss" (at least for me)! Leaving Ogallala, we headed west on I-80, for the first time seeing both a pick-up towing a fifth-wheel towing a boat and rectangular … Continue reading →