Now, I'm thinking that we are headed south and choose not to pack a coat, just a light hoody jacket. Shouldn't it be warmer when you head south? As we pass thru the corner of Colorado I wasn't surprised to see snow on the ground and as you can see in the photo below, not one sign of a snow storm.
Sunset near Cortez, Colorado
Yes, we looked like Hillbillys and our maximum speed was 57 miles per hour, which translates into four days of travel from our home to Houston.
About an hour into New Mexico we hit snow and it doesn't stop, maximum speed 30 miles per hour and praying we stay on the road. We called it quits with tons of other travelers in Gallupand took a hotel room to wait out the storm.
View from the hotel parking lot Monday morning.
Snow covered in Gallup New Mexico.
Pcitures of Gallup for Robin. Not the ones I'm sure she really wanted to see, but we were thinking about you and your missionary.
Somewhere over Texas on I-10 - love those Texas clouds.
We spent three days in Houston, of course Logan built shelves under the stairs for April's food storage. Halli was excited and has now found a new secret hideout. Will April be able to keep the toys out of her new storage room?
El Paso Texas, okay, we are in Texas, the houses you see are in Mexico, it's quite interesting to note the distinction, it's really quite sad. I didn't get a picture of the border fence that runs along the road.
Sunset over Arizona as we head towards California. Sunday we left Fork Stockton Texas, somewhere on I-10 and drove for 23 hours home. Click your heels three times and say "There's no place like home, there's no place like home".
Lunch with Halli at her school.
Halli in Gymnastics
Lunch with Halli at her school.
Halli in Gymnastics 