Monthly Archives: November 2007

Spending tonight in Twin Falls, Idaho. This morning, there was frost on the car windshields. Drove across Wyoming. The Snowy Range had a light dusting of snow, glistening in the early morning light. Went past the Green River and memories of … Continue reading →

Made it to Rawlins, Wyoming. It’s raining and about 35 degrees. I’m back in altitude, 6,755 feet. Nebraska was Nebraska. There were some trees along the Platte. Overall, I was thankful for CDs and audio books. The day was warm and … Continue reading →

Over one thousand miles from Charleston, about 40% of the way there. I’m in Kearney, Nebraska, headquarters for Cabela’s. Got stuck in Friday evening rush hour in St. Louis. Got stuck in Saturday morning football traffic this morning, the Missouri … Continue reading →

With considerable sadness, I leave West Virginia. The best part of the state is the people. I have met some wonderful people here: honest, engaging, intelligent, and committed. People full of heart and integrity. The culture and history are unique … Continue reading →

The house is sold; the cash is in the checking account. The house is now empty (and clean). The supersize Allied van wasn’t quite full. The crew was very professional, friendly, energetic and got the job done; they closed the … Continue reading →

Basically, we take I-64 west to Kansas City, work our way north and hook up with I-80 around Lincoln, go on through Wyoming and then Salt Lake City. Go north for aways on I-84, wander through southeastern Oregon toward Bend…and … Continue reading →