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Mark Twain, corn, and Ducks
It is Saturday night - and hotel night again - Duck game, you know. So now in Colorado - after driving all day across Nebraska. Before Nebraska we were in Missouri - drove north to Hannibal - boyhood home of Mark Twain and muse for his Tom Sawyer and Huck characters. Then after camping in Missouri,went through Iowa, because we have never been to Iowa. Saw the miles and miles of dry corn - experiencing first hand what the drought ...
Our First Show On Our Own
Today we had our first show on our own at Sterling Middle School. The Principal and Vice Principal were super nice and thankful for Camfel. We set up on time without any problems thankfully! It was the school's first day and their big exciting thing was that they got a new parking lot, which was kind of cute. :) As the students were coming in the Vice Principal came up to us and informed as to why a police officer was there (which ...
Corn, Love and Bugs
... out a ways and enjoyed some great river scenery. Finally, our day was about at an end and we drove past yet another state line - Colorado. We stayed at a campground in Sterling, Colorado. Let's just say Sterling is home to a large population of bugs - namely, mosquitoes. Needless to say, we didn't spend any time outside once we arrived at our campsite. It was late and dark, we were tired and none of us were in the mood ...
Shuffle off to Buffalo
Sun 27th Aug Hazel had a reasonable night, appears to be on the mend. After sleeping on what felt like the north face of the Eiger, where we needed to be strapped in so as not to fall out of bed, due to parking on slope in ER car park, not expecting to stay, it was an early start. Treated ourselves to breakfast at the IHOP and had the works, eggs, hash browns, toast etc with stack of pancakes with warm maple syrup. Then back to Wall. Tacky, gaudy and ...
Crazy horses
Tue 22nd Aug Travelling through Wyoming to South Dakota, the Black Hills so called because they are covered in pine trees which gives them a black look from a distance. Both of us giving out the song " take me back - - - - " etc at full voice. Staying at a KOA (Kampgrounds of America) , had a great afternoon at the swimming pool, weather in the 90s at 6.15 pm. Wed 23rd Aug Late afternoon, hired a car from campsite - a bit ancient, light steering and a bit grubby, but it goes and ...
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