We had planned on arriving on Sunday, however the weather forecast was calling for winds in the +30 mph range which isn't much fun to drive in so we left Las Cruces just before noon and made the easy 255 mile drive.
Sabillasville, Maryland farm
Clark Travels
Our Geocaches ---
http://www.travbuddy.com/maps/6730401
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http://www.travbuddy.com/maps/6730401
I have been getting more and more spam from bloggers since I let anyone respond to the blog. One way to stop the spam is to cut off anonymous comments. It is very easy and painless to get a Gmail email account and use it to post on blogs. You don't have to actually use the account, but it gives you a portal into my blog.
NOTE: Double click photos to enlarge them and links will also be shown in red.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Pennsylvania to Arizona
We finally made it to Tucson from our cabin in Pennsylvania after driving 3100 miles, 43 days on the road and 14 states, plus one wedding. The rv park isn't anywhere near full and I wonder if it will fill up this winter.
We had planned on arriving on Sunday, however the weather forecast was calling for winds in the +30 mph range which isn't much fun to drive in so we left Las Cruces just before noon and made the easy 255 mile drive.
We had planned on arriving on Sunday, however the weather forecast was calling for winds in the +30 mph range which isn't much fun to drive in so we left Las Cruces just before noon and made the easy 255 mile drive.
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Wow! Look at all of those signs! Lots of miles and more miles, but fun seeking new, interesting places along the way.
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