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Tag Archives: Interstate-84
Montana Road Trip 2010, Chapter 50
Ack! Ack! Ack! I’ve been so busy doing da 365 days da kines that I totally forgot that I left you guys stranded just past the Blue Bridge in Kennewick!! And before that I left you stranded in the Palouse! … Continue reading
Two-Day Road Trip to Leavenworth, Chapter One
On August 11th, we actually took an out of town road trip for the first time in two and a half years. Covid has kept us really close to home, and I must admit that I had conflicting feelings about … Continue reading