I had an interesting trip as well. I wish things would have worked out to go with D, D and B but timing just wasn't quite right. The leg to Denver was just fine except for the rain, snow, wind and 34 degree weather. I truly must investigate Gerbing's.
After getting to Denver, my daughter and I took off and deadheaded it to Mountain Home AR on Saturday (we were in her car). We spent the night and got the business of getting Dad next to Mom on Sunday. We decided that we did not need to stay another night and wanted to try and get out of the way of the pending heavy storms coming that way. So, we deadheaded our way back to Denver. We were within 30 miles of Joplin 4 hours before the tornado hit. We were very happy to see those dark clouds behind us. Got home without issue Sunday night.
I spent the rest of the week with my 2 daughters in Denver and then headed back home. Came out 70. Very beautiful all the way. No problems found until the winds picked up all the way to Elko. the temperature also continued to drop as well. Got up Sunday morning to rain and 41 degrees. It was cold and on and off rain and lots of wind. Did I mention that I really ought to look into Gerbing's gear?
No traffic to speak of until I got to Bend and then from there to home there was plenty of passing opportunities. The only problem was the stupid 55 MPH speed limit in Oregon. My final stop before getting home was Burns. About 320 miles.
Next trip maybe I'll have company Later all.
After getting to Denver, my daughter and I took off and deadheaded it to Mountain Home AR on Saturday (we were in her car). We spent the night and got the business of getting Dad next to Mom on Sunday. We decided that we did not need to stay another night and wanted to try and get out of the way of the pending heavy storms coming that way. So, we deadheaded our way back to Denver. We were within 30 miles of Joplin 4 hours before the tornado hit. We were very happy to see those dark clouds behind us. Got home without issue Sunday night.
I spent the rest of the week with my 2 daughters in Denver and then headed back home. Came out 70. Very beautiful all the way. No problems found until the winds picked up all the way to Elko. the temperature also continued to drop as well. Got up Sunday morning to rain and 41 degrees. It was cold and on and off rain and lots of wind. Did I mention that I really ought to look into Gerbing's gear?
No traffic to speak of until I got to Bend and then from there to home there was plenty of passing opportunities. The only problem was the stupid 55 MPH speed limit in Oregon. My final stop before getting home was Burns. About 320 miles.
Next trip maybe I'll have company Later all.