Slowly going nowhere...or NowHere. Posting travel pics to prove we are Not Dead In A Ditch
Imagine bathing in water that fell to earth when the Egyptians were building the pyramids. It’s taken that long for the water to seep through the surrounding rock, gathering minerals and warmth along the way and then bubble to the surface for our pleasure.
From the picturesque Appalachian Mountains, to Morgantown, WV
Coopers coopering, at the Bourbon Festival, Bardstown, KY
At Missouri State Fair Ground for the Best Hairdo Competition
Sandy toes and shells…in Kansas? More unexpected than flying monkeys.
A Praying Mantis before perched on my house! Thank you Nebraska.
They sure do a nice sunset in Wyoming. Wish we could stay longer, but lingering is not an option right now.
Road trip through the mountains to turquoise Bear Lake, UT
Continuing truck troubles have us stuck in sticky Utah for another 2 weeks, still, there are worse places to be stuck.
So you spend 2 years getting rid of 90% of your earthly possessions - discarding the non essentials, so you can make room for a new life, with what is really necessary, loved and cherished.
And apparently what is really necessary for us right now is a new board game.
About the time we see the helicopters dumping water, and the smoke has turned black, we figured out that yes, apparently we are going to drive right through that wildfire.
The entire reason we came to Utah was to go to the High West Distillery. I know there are a lot of other good reasons to come to Utah, some of which I might discover when we come back...when it is not so damn hot.
Park City - what a delightful old mountain town, with art galleries, boutiques, plenty of restaurants and ice cream. We walked to the top of the hill past buildings from late 1880's and enjoyed plenty of street art to earn our pints at the local Wasatch Brewery.
New evening, new view
Mineral grey green, silver sage, ocher and storm cloud blue grey, with little accents of pale butter yellow flowers. A very soothing colour palette... in case I ever get a bedroom again.
Every corner on Main Street in Grand Junction, CO has at least one sculpture, and sometimes four! It's a great scheme to get people to walk along and see the shops and makes the town look great too
