Today's top sight: Little Bighorn National Monument Travel lesson of the day: The road looks different when it's in the rear view mirror. from Kathy: Welcome to the Zen zone of a long drive. Like the proverbial butterfly that will sit on your shoulder if you wait long enough and quietly enough, a meditation finds me on Rt. 90 in Montana and Wyoming. I am beginning to summarize what I've seen and experienced. (Some of that meditation is at the end of this entry and there's more to come. ) But for now, the odometer on the Floonia Roadster [View Full Entry]

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Right now we are stealing internet in the Comfort Inn parking lot in Buffalo, WY. So far our trip has been amazing!!!!!!!! The midwest was boring... especially eastern South Dakota. A whole lot of NOTHING- except the world's ONLY corn palace!! But then we arrived at the Badlands and we got to see some topography! We hiked through the Badlands in western South Dakota and then continued to Rapid City into the Black Hills National Forest. We camped in Custer State Park which was beautiful. The leaves were changing and the mountains were tall. This weekend is the Annual Buffalo Herding [View Full Entry]

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Dear Californians, We apologize for having been out of touch. The reality is that you can't blog from just anywhere; you need connections. So, to update you all you will notice that from Glacier we traveled through Yellowstone. We took some hikes into geothermal areas; those are the other kind of hot spots. Couldn't go into the visitor's center at the rangers had blocked the street off as a large herd of elk were passing by (and they do have the right a way). Saw many bison as well, including right on the road, antelope, deer, wild turkeys, and fewer homo [View Full Entry]

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Frank and I left PA around 7:00am on sunday and headed out to wyoming via 476 (the PA turnpike) to RT 80 across all the way to US 26. We took 26 in to wyoming then jumped on to interstate 25 which took us right in to buffalo. At times travel was slow...we first hit some rain then it turned to hail and sleet and soon snow. Once we got around Lincoln, Nebraska the snow had stopped and it was smooth sailing from there all the way here. The ride went well over all we stopped at the "Worlds Largest Truck [View Full Entry]

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Brr… and we thought it was cold 2 nights ago; we definitely used our cold weather sleeping bags last night… But then again, if we had wimped out, gotten a hotel room in Sundance (not the film festival Sundance) and hadn’t stopped so close to the Devil’s tower we would never have seen it in moonlight, dawn-light and sunlight (see photo’s below)!! Statistics Starting Destination: Devils Tower, Wyoming Ending Destination: Buffalo, Wyoming Ending Destination GPS: N: 44° 21.195’ W: 106° 40.860’ Elev: 4625&rsqu [View Full Entry]

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