Experiencing our nation through its environments, animals, people and history.
Galatians 5:1
Monday, June 22, 2009
North Dakota
Day 4: We got an early start and cruised around the back side of Glacier National park. Right about when Gladys said "Drive straight, 388 miles" is when Greg decided it was my turn to handle the rig.
I did just fine!! (Thanks for your concern....)
Check out the wind!! We finally hit a town in time to get some gas, and then headed on out to Lewis and Clark State park. The Jacobs had good and lost us by then. It took us awhile, you know, traffic and all.... The park sits right on Lake Sakakawea and looks out over the badlands. (What are the badlands? I still don't know. I was much too into watching the birds scale reeds in the wind to go find out. Shari? anyone??!!) The next morning Toby took me out for a little sunrise hike. Toby is cool like that. Willing to unhook and take us where we want to go...... Next stop, Rolla. Thanks for checking in!!
AKA "Winnie", our happy Winnebago home! She still sits out front as guest quarters. Come and visit!
Shenandoah, 2009
Our goals are changing to see every national park in America. So much to learn, and the rangers are amazing!
New York, 2008
We would love to also see every baseball stadium in America. Here we are catching the Mariners play the Mets, when Felix Hernandex hit his grand slam homerun.
Mt. Rushmore, 2007
The first time we drove across the country we drove our van. We made it to DC in 5 days but still got to see plenty of sights.
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