On Wednesday, our wonderful adventure came to an abrupt halt seventy miles short of our Kansas goal.
We lost another day and a half to weather - this time lightening, thunder, and torrential rains. The Memorial Day opening of Camp Tilden necessitated our moving on to Missouri.
We lost another day and a half to weather - this time lightening, thunder, and torrential rains. The Memorial Day opening of Camp Tilden necessitated our moving on to Missouri.
Another adventure - fun in a different way!
Highlights of our last Kansas day.
We spent this last day in Girard dodging the local thunder storms.
Catalpa Trees everywhere!
Leaves are 10" long and beautiful flowers.
This little pond threatening to become a lake.
Calving season in Kansas.
Martha, Liz, Kathy and Caitlin.
Kathy's the one with the sawed off horns.
Another little lake getting closer and closer to home.
Windshield wipers would have been nice.
Chase, can you read this?
Difficult for biking, but the turtles love it. Before I could get my camera out another six or more turtles abandoned log. Look close. How many turtles do you see?
This little lady greeted us as we drove the river road.
this is the entrance right by the road.
We still haven't driven across in the Marmot den.
Five days later, only big Fords dare this crossing.
Because Sammie's house was surrounded,
and in a perfect position to clean
We ventured out on the River Road with the intention of carrying Marmot where water still covered the road.
Dang!! Marmot wounded and stopped not by water, but by
I'm married to a patient man. Usually.
(usually patient, always married)
(usually patient, always married)