Audu-bon voyage
We closed out the Big Easy with some tasty foodstuffs and RV maintenance. The rest of the country might be dealing with winter, but we’ve got spring — jack springs!
In the light of the Crescent City
Though we’ve both been fighting off colds this week, New Orleans has offered plenty of food, warm weather, and great sightseeing to keep our spirits up. Also gators. Lots of gators.
Rolling on the river
We arrived in Memphis after dark, so we didn’t have a great sense of the landscape. But the next morning, we were greeted to a view of the sunrise over the Mississippi River.
Raising the bar-b-que
We wrapped up our two-week stint in Missouri and made it to Memphis, TN. I’m behind on posts–some repairs kept us plenty busy. But we got to spend a lot of time visiting with family and eating fabulous food.
Show me KC
We’re in Kansas City, Missouri for a while to see family and eat gob-loads of saucy meats on our way south for the winter.
Michigan. And again.
The Accidentals have a brilliant song about the natural beauty of the Great Lakes State, and the autumn leaves have certainly colored the landscape in a stunning way.
Back in Black Hills
When we planned our route east from Idaho to Michigan, South Dakota was a good halfway place to stop for a week. But it turned out to have so much to offer.
Speak of the Devils Tower
We’ve covered nearly a thousand miles to reach the Black Hills of South Dakota. We’re on our way to Grand Rapids, Michigan, and there’s a boatload of stuff to see along the way.
Boy, oh, Boise
Our colds are receding as the leaves are turning. As we keep this eastward course, we hope to chase autumn across the plains. Boise has been a great stopover, though we’re already getting geared up for the next leg.
Arco!… Polo!
The plan was to leave Kalispell on Saturday. The plan was to overnight in Arco and see Craters of the Moon on Sunday. You know what wasn’t in the plan? A historic winter storm that spanned eight states.