We did four states in two days...Washington, Idaho, Montana and North Dakota. That's called power tripping!
We stopped at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in the Badlands of North Dakota. Quite an amazing place! Now we are in Fergus Falls, Minnesota...spending some time with family...who drove out from Iowa and Manitoba.
Until next time...
Wow!! Beautiful! Safe travels.....
ReplyDeletegoodness! you two are really moving! hope that you are taking time to see the scenery...whoooshhhh...
ReplyDeleteWhat fun....very jealous! TRNP is one of my favorite places. My husband and I traveled 30 days across the USA in 1996, and then again with the kids and inlaws in 2010. Montana is our FAVORITE place....my goodness Glacier National Park is beautiful. In 2010 we had camper issues and didnt make it to Glacier, so sad! We came away from our trip respecting Native Americans that much more, especially for the amount of land that was snatched from them, and also we were amazed at places like the Badlands, and thought of all of the brave people who crossed those lands searching for a better life for their families.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely time.
Wow thats some trip! Lovely photo, it could be Scotland :)
ReplyDeleteLovely scenery! I've got to get to a National Park soon and get my oldy moldy lifetime pass!
ReplyDeleteWhat a trip! You are certainly 'booting it' through the open spaces!
ReplyDeleteThose wide open spaces call for speed! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteEvery time I visit it seems that you have been off on another adventure with family or friends. Nice to see you and Pamela at Minter Gardens! I hope you're keeping cool as you travel through the Badlands. Safe travels!
ReplyDeleteTravel safe! It looks like you will be seeing lots of the countryside!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo! : )
ReplyDeleteA part of our heart is in that part of the country. Our daughter and son-in-law live there. Beautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteWeren't the Badlands interesting? We spent s day there a few years ago. I liked the unusual scenery in South Dakota very much.
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