Sunday Sept. 19
After that I jumped in the car and drove 2 1/2 hours to my
KOA campsite for the night Before I
pulled into the KOA I stopped at the gas station and filled up my tank for the
next morning and ran into Popeyes to get myself some chicken strips for dinner. Then I headed over to the KOA which
coincidentally was also the same campground I stayed at for my very first night on this trip. This
is a nice campground with easy expressway on and off and the bathrooms are
clean. My tent site was actually next to
the site I had the last time so I parked the car, ate my chicken strips and
then went and took a shower.
I still had about three hours until dark so I just sat and
read a book for a while, cleaned out my car, and reflected on the amazing trip
I had just taken. I couldn’t believe all
the places I had been and the unbelievable number of things I had done
in two weeks. What an experience! Tomorrow I’ve got about 6 ½ hours left to
drive and then I’m home. Is it too early
to start planning my next trip??
For those of you who followed along on 13 separate posts about my Yellowstone trip - THANK YOU! I've gotten so many wonderful comments and notes from people who enjoyed the posts and photos. I'll be back in a few days with a trip "wrap up" that will include mileage driven, money spent on gas, favorite stops along the way and some helpful tips. I hope you've seen something here that you'd like to see yourself. And if I've inspired you to get out your tent and do some travelling, well, that's even better. Safe travels!!
I sure learned a lot from your post. Things I never knew. That is a great museum and thank you for sharing. It has been a wonderful trip. Safe travels to you sweet friend.
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Fascinating. Everything about Lewis and Clark and their amazing journey is fascinating. And the more I learn about the indigenous peoples the more impressed I am. What a great end to a remarkable trip!
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