We got on the road late in the morning after staying in Denver to visit friends. The dogs got some play time in and we got to catch up with the people of the house; a much-needed break all around. I also want to note that everything good in this home (from tables to quilts) is hand made, including this beautiful elephant.
I don't think we were even remotely prepared for what the day would bring. Our drive began in the nice, warm city of Denver and ended in snowy mountain passes. Despite being only 510 miles, I think today was particularly taxing. Here's what it looked like:
Just like yesterday, today involved three different states. I'm still surprised how scenic the drive has been. I expected to be totally sick of at least one of the views by now, but it's still pretty and changing rather consistently.
One of today's most interesting spots was the Sinclair, Wyoming.
After a long day of driving in a straight line for what seemed like FOREVER, followed by windy mountain passes and truckers determined to keep a steady pace of Ludicrous Speed, we're pooped! Achy legs, frazzled nerves... we piled out of the car at the closest La Quinta to Ogden and splurged on a room with a jet tub. Let me tell you, it was worth every penny.
Here's a peek of today's scenery:
Northern Colorado |
Welcome to Wyoming! |
Later on in Wyoming |
Utah snow |
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