Holiday Inn Express And Suites Cheyenne

... sean updating she is busy. were fine though.<br><br>Update by Marcy: Ugh snow, who would have thought....since we are stuck, checked out the local sights, froze our butts off, hit a low of 10 degress, beat the record low of 19 degrees set in 1917...wow.

Well we crossed into Wyoming...welcome to Cheynne.<br><br>The snow is coming down, 18 degrees, already have 2 inches and more coming down. We are stranded argh!<br><br>Total by morning 11 inches, I-80 and I-25 are closed. Finally found a room around 2am. We only moved at abou 25-30 mph on the interstate before we got off the road.

... to be a wind-surfer's paradise.<br> <br>Well, that ain't nuthin' compared to the 45MPH gusts that conspired to knock me off the road for most of today. If I didn't have such a big bike I would have pulled over and... waited?<br><br>Turns out that wouldn't have been such a good idea after all: The weather ...

We Just arrived at the KOA in Cheyenne, WY. It's a bit further north than we were planning on going, but the KOA that we were going to stay in, in Wellington CO, smelled super bad! We decided then and there that we would rather drive an extra 40 miles to stay somewhere that didn't smell like Horse/cow manure ...

... rental car and drive to Krakow, Poland, through Slovakia.<br>Oct. 9th-11th - Krakow, Poland with a trip to Auschwitz.<br>Oct. 12- Leave Krakow, drive through the Czech Republic to a small village outside Dresden, Germany. (Frankenstein, Germany- no kidding!)<br>Oct. 13 - Day trip by train to Prague, Czech.<br>Oct. 14- Drive to Bavaria, going through my family's stomping grounds of Arzberg, Germany.<br>Oct. 15- Day trips to where we want ...

We spent Monday night in Cheyenne after dinner at the Olive Garden. Not our most adventurous choice, but we also needed to use some gift cards and save a little money. The next morning we set off to explore the city, first some of the historic downtown and the state capitol building, then the museum and grounds of Cheyenne Frontier Days. Cheyenne Frontier Days, popularly known as the Daddy of 'Em All, is one of the, if not the ...

Trip 1 &#8211; Leaving Black Hills<br><br>July 5 - 6, 2009<br><br>We say good by to Papa Ron's Mother and his brothers Jack and Larry this morning. Mom is sad to see us go and we promise to try to come back sooner the next time. Health wise Papa Ron&#8217;s Mom is in pretty good shape but her short term memory is really bad. We have to tell the same things over and over.<br><br>We are taking the highway south out of Rapid City headed to Hot ...

Well here we are! Lacey gave away my brothers and sisters to the Bain Elementary Kindergarden students because they learned to read! I am so happy that the kids met their reading goal, it was fun seeing them take home my friends! <br><br>Cathy, Lacey and I are all getting ready to go to England for 18 days! We are leaving the 13th of this month and come back on July 1st. We are landing in Edinburgh Scotland and making our way down to ...

... isn't that bad of a town. Sure it's a small town, but it's kind of cool. Being a full blooded Wisconsinite though can make my hair stand on end here. Check out the picture, I took it outside of the State Capital building and I would say something about it seemed rather familiar... Oh yeah, if the coloring of the 'W' had been red that would have been exactly the same as the ...

... beautiful city it is. After an interesting lunch filled with pop quizzes and political talk, we headed back to the house where Mickey proceeded to cut out a big root that was sticking out of the ground. We are all pretty sure he just wanted to use the big ax. Then the time came for Mickey and I to leave Cori and GB and head south to Denver. After dropping off Mickey, I guess I didn't get enough sibling time and talked to our other sister Layl the whole way home.