We drove about 6 1/2 hours yesterday on interstate 80 across northern Nevada. For anyone that doesn't know Nevada is pronounced by Nevadians as Ne-va-duh. The "a" is said like it is in the word act. Sorry if that's all confusing. It's hard to explain how it sounds without actually hearing it. Anyway, mainly the scenery was the same, open desert land, with mountains and sagebrush. The one section of desert was white sand where people have written things on the sand using rocks. We pasted a few small towns. Well that's about the extent of our excitement on the drive. We kept ourselves occupied and awake by blaring the ipod, singing as loud as we could, and dancing in our seats as much as possible while driving. It was fun. We ended our day at an RV park in the small town of Wells. We're about 30-45 minutes from Utah.
Ike's lookin' my-tee fine...but I had forgotten 'bout your high-windy awning event...(seems like YEARS ago...:) Is it still useable or is that one of the maintanence things you were referring to a while back? I can imagin you jammin to the pod. Hope you jazzed some passer-byers. Yeah! Life on the road....luvin you from here! xo
ReplyDeleteso was it cold enough that you had to use the heat there?
ReplyDeletejust wanted to let you know Heather you are missing one of the best Yard sale years. I think that there has been more this year then last, I guess that it is the economy. We miss you and hope that maybe next year when you are back for the summer we can go..... but where will you put it all??? Hmmmm maybe the george Dad will love that. Hell he will never know that it's in there with all the other crap. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou two should go to maine u would like hiking on the trials. If u do u have to go to bar haber and bass harber if u go to bass there is a camp ground called bass harber camp groung if u talk to the onwer they let people work in the camp ground to stay there other then paying.
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