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Day two dawned cold. Dawned cold! (Haha Lame Punnery) We all slept well, lulled to sleep by the gentle rumblings of the nearby semis generators, though the lights of the rest stop were a bit intrusive. We'll likely make curtains for the E our next modification. I've made makeshift ones a couple of times before but they've always been kind of half-assed and shabby or unwieldy.
We were meeting our
The next day, we got up bright and early, if slightly disoriented from being back in Idaho. After a bit of packing a re-arranging, we hit the bank for our loan and swung by Lindsay's parent's house to drop off their car (Which my mom borrowed for the trip to Salt Lake while hers was in the shop)
Our new car was in Idaho Falls, about 40 minutes to the north, in a town that gets all the good
I knew this was gonna be a pain in the rear, but man... That was a long trip. I have a lot to say about it, and this blog will probably only cover the basics. Then I'll make little separate observations about the details of the trip later, thus avoiding the dreaded Serial Effect that most of my trips have, but still allowing me to ramble and rant like I usually do. That said, this will still have
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Wow, I can almost taste the sweet and sour chicken. It was a lousy day in ND...I think you captured it well. I'm glad you stopped if even for a short time. And it was nice to meet the family.
I'm really glad to hear that everyone got back safely if not happily. Long trips are always a pain. And driving across the entire USofA is a long trip if there ever was one. It's not something that I think I'd like to do if I didn't have a lot of money and time.<br /><br />I love how Pooka looks just as dead/bored as you sounded to be near the end of the trip. Nice shot!
Yeah, Steve, thanks for not calling and telling me my one chance at meeting my soul-mate had come and gone! I could have swung by the house for a little bit.<br /><br />Kris, if Stormalong ever crosses our great state again. (I recommend a June trip) Please let Uncle Steve know. I'd like to meet you even if for a few minutes, at least.