I could see that it would be really fun for kids!

Nose to the ground, stay calm and pedal on.

That’s why I had Mrs Hornik- to keep me on track! BYW I was never late to work once I had to catch a ferry!

After reading your account of that “hill”, I decided to position myself so I could do it in the morning before the winds kick up. You did it near the end of a long day with headwinds. I’m a wind weenie as was clear on the two passes to Jackson.
I considered taking the Lewis & Clark trail to the Pacific Coast trail to head home to Washington but your journal refreshed my memory of the wind in the gorge, so I’m devising an alternate route home. Thanks so much to you and Ed. Your journal was very helpful to me as well as enjoyable! Happy trails!

Wow!!!

Congratulations!!

Wonderful wonderful photos Sandy! I can hardly keep up with you!!

Very interesting!!!

Interesting what we learn on tour! Or just following a journal...

When are you getting to Missoula? My brother and his wife live there, but they are heading out tomorrow (Thursday) to meet up with us in Spokane. WA where we start our trip Sunday evening. Their daughter and husband live in Spokane so doing a mini reunion as we have not seen them for 5 years.

They do help keep the snow from drifting the roads.

Used to go to Virginia City with visiting relatives for a day trip. Always a good time when we were kids!

I was 10 going on 11 when thatquake hit. We felt it strongly at our place as ghe ground rolled and the overhead power wires to our house started whipping up and down in a sine wave. There were numerous aftershocks for several days. I ha e experienced se er earthquakes different places, but this was the strongest one I remember.

Congratulations on persevering! Some days are just like that.

On a side note, I want Peter to come live with us and cook for us. Is he available? :)

Jackson is the town, Jackson hole is the valley that HAS the town of Jackson……