Thursday, September 29

TRAVEL DAY

From: Billings KOA Holiday Campground, Billings, MT.

To: Buffalo KOA Journey Campground, Buffalo, WY.

Day 353 – We left Montana today and crossed the border into Wyoming. Our new campground is another KOA and we’re only staying one night. Check-in time at the Buffalo KOA was 2 p.m. (From what we read, Buffalo, WY is “LONGMIRE COUNTRY”. We are Longmire fans. Those of you that have read the books or watched the series know about Longmire. Grin.) We didn’t have to wait around too long to leave. We departed the Billings, MT KOA at 10:40 a.m.

162 miles (3:45) 58852-59014
Cumulative Travels from 10/11/2021 to 09/29/2022, 10234 miles, 48780-59014
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Friday, September 22, 2017

THE PROMISED LAND.

Day 12 – We were going to name today’s post, “Home on the Range”, but two things happened to change this: we haven’t yet seen any buffalo (although we have seen antelope playing), and the scenery changed from range-like to shock & awe-like. We spent most of today driving with our mouths open; the scenery was magnificent.

297 miles

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Thursday, September 21, 2017

MORE BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND.

Day 11 – Rob got up at 6:30 and I got up at 7 a.m.  It got down in the 40’s last night, the girls didn’t have their heated pads because we had no electricity, so we had many visits during the night, with Luna eventually joining us under the covers. When we got up, it was 52 degrees with some mild wind gusts and sunny outside. Pixie helped with breakfast this morning by sitting in the sink while Rob cooked his eggs, observing his every move.

Pixie helping to make breakfast

124 miles. Dang wind!

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Wednesday, September 20, 2017

BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND.

Day 10 – It was still windy at 2 a.m. when I got up to check on the girls. They were sleeping on their heating pads, oblivious to the pandemonium outside. Still clear out; I could see plenty of stars in the sky. Gracie came in later & joined us in bed, the three of us cuddling in the blankets where it felt safe.

218 miles

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