2021 Epic Adventure, Jeep 4xe

Leaving Vail

As we last left off, we were in Vail, Colorado. We only stayed for the night, but we had a great little dinner at a local café, walked the streets a bit, and headed back for a good night’s sleep.
I stood on our porch while Jessica was getting ready and tried to imagine Vail in the high season. …

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Wyoming and the Angels of Colorado

Wyoming is big. I mean, biggety big. And vast. And (mostly) flat. You can drive along and see off into the distance to the horizon, and it looks like the sun is setting on grasslands only a mile or two away.
And I think it’s beautiful. I don’t know why, just something about the state that appeals to me. …

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2021 Epic Adventure, Jeep 4xe

Mt. Rushmore!

Next on our trip was Mt. Rushmore, the iconic cliffside sculptures of four of our Presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln.
It was getting late, so we pulled into a small motel along the way…

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Badlands, South Dakota

Okay, so where did we leave off?
If you’re reading this now, and follow us on social media, you know we got back home a while back. However, catching up to life, work, and commitments have kept us from keeping the travel blog up to date.
So let’s pretend we’re still on the road…

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SPAM, Glorious SPAM!

We are, as you may have surmised, way behind on our blogging, but we will finish out the trip! The wheels of literary archiving might move slow, but they do move! Besides, the moment we got back from the vacation, we were expected to “adult” again. You all know how that slows things down.

So, for this blog…. Well, our vegan or vegetarian readers may understandably wish to skip this particular post.

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Fort Knox, KY

As many of you know, I’m a military brat and one of the bases my family was stationed at was Fort Knox, the bullion depository (cue James Bond Theme) and, at that time, the center of Armor training for the US Army. The base wasn’t far from Mammoth, so we decided to drive up.

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