Although we cut Pie in the Sky II a little shorter than planned -- maybe it really was pie-in-the-sky, Mom -- we still spent two very full months on the road. We got tired, I'll admit it, and maybe a little over-saturated too. At some point it gets hard to take in any more sights and experiences and really appreciate them, no matter how cool.
One down side of returning early is that we're without Internet access until the middle of next week, when they can reconnect our DSL. That's why we've been out of touch since returning. (I'm writing now from the library up the street.)
Thanks to all for following along, for hosting or meeting us along the route and for sharing in our fun adventure.
Here are a couple of pics from the drive home, beginning with the nice Rocky Mountain view from Renee's neighborhood. We drove north to Wyoming, stopped in beautiful downtown Laramie for lunch, then cut west into Utah, up to Idaho, through a slice of Eastern Oregon, where there was still snow on the ground, then into Eastern Washington and across the Snoqualmie Pass to Seattle, viewed above from a freeway underpass and below from the West Seattle Bridge to our house.
thanks for the update, glad you got back safely. You had a wonderful trip, but after a while you have had all the fun you can stand and home looks really good.
ReplyDeleteWelcome home, guys! Mark, I have that package for you whenever we can meet up. It's good to have you back in the 'hood. See you soon.
ReplyDeleteHey M&M,
ReplyDeleteHave really enjoyed the blog so far. Dunno if you two are in Vegas 6/13-16 but I'm here handing out money to poker players. If you two are in town, call me at 206.931.9883. Hope all is well. -- Mike Lewis
I am sitting here chewing my nails waiting for you to get hooked back up.
ReplyDeleteWow - Is it really over? Since I'm not planning any major trips this year I have enjoyed living on the road through you. I'm usually wanting my own bed after 11 days, I can't believe you made it two months. Great adventure. Thanks for sharing it with me.
ReplyDeleteSo....when are you returning to California? haha
Welcome back home!
ReplyDeleteBet you didn't expect to see snow at Snoqualmie Summit in June.
It'll take you several days just to catch up on the latest newspaper downsizings around here.