A quick post…

My photos never come close to capturing the beauty of these places.

My photos never come close to capturing the beauty of these places.

Glacier National Park was extraordinary. I had a five day stay, but could spend weeks there.

I’m in a rush because I’ve driven over to Spokane, Washington this evening. Tomorrow morning I fly to Scotsdale, Arizona to meet up with my husband for a planned three week point and pre-USA departure visit. (We’re meeting in Scotsdale because we also have a business meeting there.)

Luckily, I also found a coach service station who will be working on my generator and resealing my roof while I am away. They have full hook ups and will be driving me to and from the airport! It worked out perfectly.

So, after a two day visit with David, I will be back here and back on the road. (I’ll meet up with David again four weeks later, on July 7th in Alaska.)

Hopefully I won’t break into another melodramatic rendition of “All By Myself” like last time. I have really put you guys through too much!

*****

P.S. I know you think I am going too fast, but this will slow me down a few days. I’ll admit that I am a bit excited and can’t really stop driving. (Remember when I was shopping for my RV and I said I love to drive?) The scenic drives through Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho have been jaw dropping.

Since I can’t take photos while driving, I keep thinking, I have to Google this so I can show them pictures of this place!

Regarding the bugs, I bought 100% Deet and that net you told me to buy.

Did Bob wear one of these?

Did Bob really wear one of these?

6 Comments

  1. Dan Martin
    Posted June 9, 2010 at 7:23 am | Permalink

    Wow, that picture looks like it belongs on a post card. I think your pictures and videos come out great. Better than I could do, for sure.

    Wow, you’re set when it comes to mosquito netting – that’s a huge one. The way you’re modeling it, it looks more like something that belongs in a wedding. I think you could almost cover the whole mini with that thing! (grin)

  2. A.S.
    Posted June 9, 2010 at 7:34 am | Permalink

    slow you down a few days? i’d bet what some may see as a jet-set trip may not fall into their slowing down category.

    to each their own, as long as you are happy that’s all that matters!

  3. Posted June 9, 2010 at 9:40 am | Permalink

    Lol. The only time I was ever around something creepy as that was when somebody else was getting married. It’s llooks llike the very image of La Llorona, the “weeping ghost”.

    http://www.legendsofamerica.com/gh-lallorona.html

    The netting I had in mind was something that fits over a ball cap and tightens around your collar. Much less of a fashion statement. But you do have style.

    As for rushing, I see now the pace of your trip is determined by dates when you have to be in a certain place, and of course if you have to be in Alaska by July 7th…. where in Alaska? Anchorage is a long way from Inuvik. Maybe you are not going fast enough? :o

    I was thinking in terms of a relaxing trip where you get used to being at home in the RV and setting your own pace. Instead, you have set this up around a series of appointments.
    Doesn’t sound like “living in my car”. More like a vacation grabbed between job interviews.

    To each her own. You are going to have a great time in any case. Or as I was about to say, in spite of everything. :0

    It’s raining here. In the intermittent sparklies of sunshine, I have been polishing up the motorcycle trailer, and am headed for Arkansas after the World Cup. On my own I’d take at least 3 weeks to do it, but it’s going to crammed into a third of that because it has to fit inside my brother’s vacation slot.

    Ah, the things we do for the people in our lives…

    Bob

  4. Jason
    Posted June 9, 2010 at 2:03 pm | Permalink

    Hey Jenn. It looks like things are going well. I check your blog every day and I love the stories. I’m proud of you for doing this. (And honestly a little jealous)

  5. Posted June 9, 2010 at 3:31 pm | Permalink

    Glacier is extraordinary! Have a safe trip to and from Arizona.

  6. Jeanie
    Posted June 9, 2010 at 5:07 pm | Permalink

    Hello, my name is Jeanie and I am one of your new readers. My husband and I live in Louisiana and are working toward full-timing in our 30′ RV. I found your blog/journal, while hunting around for other full-timers travel info.

    I must say, I enjoy your style. My life has also been a tale of trials and tribulations but I continue to work on being happy all of the time.

    At the time we were thinking of retiring, one of our young grandsons came to live with us so we are kinda starting over in our 50’s…

    We are heading out to Disney World tomorrow so we are busy with preparations, but I didn’t want you to see people reading your pages and not communicating.

    I wish you safe travels and fun along the way.

    Jeanie

    http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/Jeanie-and-Randy/

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