Days Inn Missoula Airport

... and Gullfoss<br><br>That's it so far, I have a long way to go. <br><br>Once in Scandinavia I'm hoping to jet north. (no detailed plans here yet) I'd like to venture around Bergen and possibly up to Trondheim when in Norway, and if it's not to freezing, head up to Lapland north of the Arctic Circle, especially if I didn't get a chance to see the Aurora in ...

... away,my eggs are getting cold" look.I'm generally perfect as usual, but evidently, I can be grumpy and sarcastic.I don't see,however, what's wrong with wearing clothes two days in a row if you don't spill anything on them. My only problem is MY ASS HURTS! Honestly, we're having a ball.I'm going to try to send this before Linda sees it.

... definitely worth checking out.<br><br>We are now in a fancy dancy KOA campground in Missoula, where we were able to take a shower for the first time since we left. I smelled like roses the whole time, but Jess on the other hand, ( I just got punched), smelled lovely too.<br><br> Tomorrow were off to Bozeman, then Yellowstone.<br><br>See ya,<br><br>Nic and Jess<br><br>

... heat but instead it is green.<br><br>It rained off and on all afternoon plus it wasn't much over 60 so us Floridians were in our sweat shirts and long pants.<br><br>Tomorrow will be another short day to our next stop which will be for 4 days.<br><br>We have been close to 2800 miles (on the motorhome) and we haven't made it to the west coast.

... been privy to, on my adventure. The whole idea of couch surfers and trying to make the world a better place, one couch at a time, could be a nieve idea. But I have seen first hand, the love and kindness people can show to a complete stranger, and it can be overwhelming. I have become a full advocate of the couch surfing community and spirit. It's what people did before there were hotels and hostels, and in my ...

... because I caught him on there about 30 minutes ago looking at furniture! <br> The last thing we did before we left town on Tuesday was to go to the Post Office and get a PO box, so now we have our official address down there! <br> We decided to spend the night in Moab because as many times as we've driven through there, we've never done much more than go to the brewery. We checked in at our motel and then we headed back to Arches for another ...

... bus there that fits my needs and schedule. Not to mention - how to put this delicately? They look rather old and grimy. The Mountain Line buses just scream, "it's cool to ride the bus." And yet we aren't using the bus. Well, there was that one day that Ren fell asleep downtown and Joe opted to carry him home on the bus while I took Aislyn via xtracycle to the water park. (We didn't want to risk waking him by transferring him to the bike seat.) It was no easy ...

... has added: the aforementioned sprinkler park (plus two others), an outdoor water park with three slides and other attractions (only $5 a day, or you can get multi-use passes even cheaper), a skate park dubbed one of the top 5 nationwide, a series of wide, well-marked bike lanes on major streets, an annual Marathon (including a kids' marathon, where kids run 25 miles during the course of a whole year and then complete the final 1.2 on Marathon day), a ball park ...

... see that... huge grizzly and black bears, giant elk and moose, bobcats and lynx... even more animals were displayed he with their killers than what saw during our entire time in the national parks and you can't help but be sad and disgusted to see such majestic animals lying motionless and dead in those photos, all in the name of 'sport'. What can you do, it's a disgraceful 'sport' but it's part of the culture of this region of the world and you ...

... a mixed bundle of cedar, sage and sweetgrass (that was incidently collected by Bear- see previous blog), we took it on a 1 hour 3000-odd feet hike up to the M. This is a large concrete M (for Missoula) that is indented into one of the Mountains which surrounds the town. We climbed the perilous path in the rain/sleet/hail/snow to view the city in all its night-time splendour. It was a hard climb, as most of the trail was snow-covered; but with the aid of a ...