No, it wasn't the RV shown in my header picture. She decided to go the no frills way.
You can see me driving the oxen and my wife walking off to the side. The two gal pups are sleeping in the back but our male had just visited that cactus and is looking right at the camera. This mode of travel is a little outdated. Maybe I ought to upgrade my RV. What do you think? It may take awhile but we will eventually get to our destination although it may be a long time between hot spots and cell phone towers. Now, you all have a great day, you hear?
BTW, my wife cut out a picture of me and one of our male pup and pasted them on that picture. I sure did get a kick out of it and I hope you all do, too.
BTW, my wife cut out a picture of me and one of our male pup and pasted them on that picture. I sure did get a kick out of it and I hope you all do, too.
Have fun can't wait to read about your trip
ReplyDeleteThat would make a good story, wouldn't it? But, it is all in my imagination.
DeleteIf you heading to California maybe see you next year, enjoy the journey !
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to imagine how difficult those early travelers had it. After they traveled for months they finally came to a huge wall called the Rocky Mountains. If they couldn't find a pass they were stuck.
DeleteLooking forward to trip report.
ReplyDeleteThe trip is fiction. My RV is still sitting in the driveway and hasn't been started for over a year. Probably will need the batteries charged.
DeleteYou could only take your imaginary trip back in the day. If you tried to do that today on our highways and by-ways you all would get run over, ticketed or worst.
ReplyDeleteIt never hurts to dream!
I sure would have liked to lived in those old days, but I wasn't born until World War Two. Yes, probably run over and ticketed.
DeleteI LOVE the joking side of your dear wife. I had no idea, and I enjoyed her trick on you.
ReplyDeleteShe jokes quite a lot, in fact, before we got married she said she was very rich girl. . . and compared to me, she was.
DeleteIt's hard to believe that people came across the continent that way. You look like your're enjoying it!
ReplyDeleteYes it is. We have to give them credit for taking all the hardships to get to the west coast. It was a lot easier for you, right???
DeleteWhich time? I've made that coast to coast drive so many times and so many routes. The worst was overnighting in Austin and being awakened at 4am by an ice storm.
DeleteDoing my once-in=a=while check in. See you're still arolling,, lol.
ReplyDeleteFor now, only in my dreams.
DeleteI can remember seeing those old Conestoga wagons out at the "Ponderosa Ranch" where they filmed the old TV Western with Loren Green. I often wondered how in the world animals pulled those things up slope.
ReplyDeleteAll available people had to help push. . .
DeleteThat's a pretty clever darn photo of you guys. I like it.
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