Kristina drove her new camper VW for them to stay in.
A warm fire and then a great Salmon Dinner
We are headed north through Wyoming then west into Montana. We have spent the last two nights in truck stops. I have started driving so pictures aren't available, plus Wyoming is not photographic like where we have been.
The Dunes are covered in snow.
The campground is also covered in snow and there were no spaces our size. We checked weather reports and it was supposed to get down in the 20's at night so we headed east to lower ground.
A last look at The Dunes and we were gone.
Going up hill wasn't too bad but the snow kept getting thicker.
The roads had been plowed but still not fun in a large rig.
Heading down hill was only 2 lane and it looked icy in spots.
Beautiful but scary.
This tunnel's sole purpose is to keep the snow from covering the road. It was icy inside. This pass did not really show on any map and the one that we used had hwy #'s where anything about the pass would have been written. We survived but don't plan on a drive like that any time soon.
We parked at the fair grounds and got to hear the sound of the Train that we took 2 years ago. Tom took a bike ride and waved as the train went by. I got a great hookup and got caught up on computer stuff.
To the right is Mesa Verde with snow on it.
