It's not that far. . . .
Distances don't mean much in the West. We are descended from those who walked the continent to get here.
We'll have to think about this.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Jacks Valley, Nevada, Tugs at Me
Cruising across that dry table land with a less than Mountain Home in the middle, I could feel the Owyhees on my left in the darkness. That's Nevada! We're on our way to Oregon for a Fall Break visit to my boy and his family. My wife has to fly out of Portland Sunday morning for Scout meetings in Dallas. I plan to stay over 'til Monday and start back home but there's no sense getting there before my wife - or at least until my Welsh class in Provo on Tuesday.
It's not that far. . . .
Distances don't mean much in the West. We are descended from those who walked the continent to get here.
We'll have to think about this.
It's not that far. . . .
Distances don't mean much in the West. We are descended from those who walked the continent to get here.
We'll have to think about this.
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