Here’s the rest of my Instagram Cliff Notes of our trip. Last year I did this and then never posted any “real” photos from Tennessee. We’ll see what happens this time.
365 Day 349I have a Gumbie Cat in mind, her name is Jennyanydots; Her equal would be hard to find, she likes the warm and sunny spots. All day she…
We had an unexpected storm that day. (365 Day 250) “My feet are planted in the waist-high reedsIn the shadows in the shape of treesThrough the kingdom’s smoky leavesYou’d be…
This week’s work was more stockinette for the front, all the way up to the neck shaping. It knitted up much faster than the previous week, leaving me time…
I’m finally at a place where I don’t want to cast on every thing I see and I need your help. I want to finish up all of the lingering…
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how cool! looks like a fun trip. i was born in Amarillo, but we moved to Houston shortly after, so I don't remember it at all. it's still neat to see photos from it!
I was amazed at how many people were there from other countries. The Cadillac ranch isn't something you'd think people would travel too far to see. I didn't realize you were from Houston, we were practically neighbors 🙂
It's weird that I spent my child- and young adulthood in Idaho visiting lots of national parks and we never made it to the ones in Utah. Beautiful!
Well, I had heard about some of Utah's parks, but had no idea just how many state and national parks this one state held until this trip. It's incredible. For that matter, I've never even thought of parks in Idaho until I read your comment. I looked some up… there is just so much too see in this country.
Gorgeous, it just makes me want to take a trip there now. If only I could, but I can't so I will just have to live vicariously through your photos.
Grad school is its own trip, right? Your vacation days will be coming soon 🙂
You could say that, a trip with a LOT of reading.