The sun isn’t even out yet as we get back on the road (yep, still I-10 E) and continue onward. It is hot, and muggy when we stop for lunch, and not much better as we cross through San Antonio and later through Houston, TX. But we are getting closer! Kirk does most of the driving today, as I am working from my “mobile office” – fully connected with our two Wi-Fi hotspots working overtime! And by 6:30pm, we finally … Read More
Happy Birthday, J.T.! It’s been exactly 4 years ago on Memorial Day morning that J.T. found us at Joshua Tree NP! We pack up from our campground and get started on our journey as we climb up the Sacramento Mountains east of Alamogordo, through the Lincoln National Forest. At a beautiful outlook point we stop and actually run into Steve Bell again, who is coming back from early morning Harley ride. Soon we are on the road again, to … Read More
After breakfast (again, thank you Michelle!) we give the tour of the trailer, and then it’s time to head out again. Today’s destination is in central New Mexico and we have 350 miles to go! Steve Bell and his family are waiting, with a cold beer ready for Kirk! (and we’ll have to break the news to his girls that we did not name J.T. “Princess” or “Precious” as they had suggested 4 years ago when they had first met … Read More
Ready, set, go! Pretty much – grabbing a breakfast snack, gas up and get going. Lots of miles to cover today! We start on I-40 E towards the California/Arizona border. After approx. 3 ½ hours we get to Lake Havasu City, were we stop for gas (so much cheaper in AZ than in CA!). And here is where we find the front grill cover of Kirk’s truck hanging on by the proverbial thread – one little latch is still … Read More
It has been waaayy too long since our last camping trip – but now we ARE on the road again, finally! We will be “on tour” for 3 ½ weeks total, going all across the continental USA and back. Why? Well, technically to pick up some antique furniture and fiddles from Kirk’s late Grandma Nettie (in Florida), but to make this even more worthwhile and memorable, we’re visiting as many folks along the way as possible – former Air … Read More