I dropped my camera when we stopped for lunch in Oregon, and it worked for a day but then gave me bad messages, so I had to drive through the most beautiful scenery without my camera. Mike had his, and he took lots of pictures, but I'm not familiar with it. Maybe we'll get a new card or whatever or maybe a new camera - but I liked my old one!
I took this while we were stopped somewhere in Illinois for a McDonald's ice cream cone. On our trip in April, we got one almost every day, but we realized today that we had not had one at all. Not counting the Baskin-Robbins Jamoca Almond that I had in Idaho - the VERY best. The weather may have had something to do with choosing coffee over ice cream.
This is the only pretty sunset we saw all trip. I was using Mike's camera and was able to zoom in enough to get rid of some telephone poles. It looks like a forest fire.
Maybe I'll get organized and get the Colorado pictures posted this weekend. That is where the word "awesome" is so appropriate.
I hope you're stopping by here before you leave Paducah...
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You don't know how painful it is to spend the night ACROSS THE STREET from Hancock's and not go. Last week, we got in late and left early. Last night, I was just too tired. If it opens at 8:00, we'll stop; otherwise, I have to pass it by. The only other time we were there was last year during the National Quilt Show (accidentally), and that was quite an experience. Mike got a little scared of the quilter frenzy and buses unloading hundreds more people. A little overwhelming, to say the least. Thanks for reminding me. I haven't spent one penny on fabric this trip.
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ReplyDeleteNot one penny?! Oh my! ;-)
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