Ken and Sue pulled their trailer down the past two years, but are looking at a park model today. He says they will leave extra bikes here and start flying. Just to put a bug in your bonnet. No more 5 mpg for them.

Good suggestion Marilyn. We have done this once before at a truck stop and was well under the weight limit but haven't checked it lately.

I'm afraid we'll be in thesnow for days to come, but at least we'll be playing in it, not just dealing.

I'm so ready to be done with the driving Kelly. See you soon in the Old Pueblo.

Brrr........!!! So glad we live in AZ in the winter! Glad you made it to Colorado after that nasty snowy drive. My husband suggested that you should weigh your car and trailer on a Cat scale (do it with all of your bikes on both the car and trailer). You might be surprised to learn that you are really overloading the back axels on your car with the weight you are pulling which can lead to problems. We tow a 27 ft Airstream trailer with a Toyota Tundra. By using the Cat scales we've learned to not overload either the truck or the trailer. You can find the scales at truck stops and there is an App for your phone that you use.

What a harrowing day!! Well done, you coped so competently. I don't think I would have survived mentally.

Now I know why I don’t enjoy snow.. You’re good! Congratulations!

I'm exhausted, just reading that! Have fun in Portland.

Yep, gonna check out the cool new PDX airport.

Great cars.

Goodness. I’d be anxious too, Janice. But you’re still going to make it to Portland!

Well that's encouraging, because we have some fun stops comimg up with fairly weak bike connections.

Here’s one vote for a wider focus than just cycling. I also enjoy the backstories!

Thank you Cheryl!

Lol 😀