339 miles, 315 miles, 395 miles, 391 miles and 132 miles
We are anxious to be home so we are pushing forward. We've been over the Rockies and over a 11,000' pass. Mountain formations are amazing. Hit Denver around noon, Slow going but moving. Passed a cattle drive with cowboys on horseback stretching more than a mile.
Last night was in Ellensburg. We went in town and had dinner at a Western themed restaurant we have been to before. Got back into listening to Bob Marley, the Maine comedian.
Trip statistics:
Gas-$2183
Food-$698
Camping-$2121
Misc-$1059
Eating Out-$1340
Fees and tolls-$170
Mileage-11,000 (99197-110295)
It was a great trip!
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| Along I 70, we passed at least 100 Union Pacific Railway engines. |
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| A tiny house parked in the campground. More and more of the KOAs had more permanent housing, |
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| KOA animals |
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| "Stinker" truck stop complete with skunk. |
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| Huge hay barns in Eastern WA. Heart rock given to me from Hunter for good luck on our trip. |
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| Fog in the pass |
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| Fog on Snoqualmie Pass |
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| The Maine trees made it. Will they be alive next spring? |
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| Looks like the sun wore out my trailer wheel. |
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| Home at last! The bushes need pruning! |
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