6-28-2020

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Today, we were on the road at 8:15 am. We had to find level ground to hook up the Jeep and we were able to get that done safely before we got to the main road. 

Our plan was to drive to Miles City, Montana but Ernie was feeling good so we were able to get to Billings, 557 miles total. We found a place, a little more than what we wanted to spend but that's what happens when you change your mind and cell service is spotty.

So, I took a few pictures today only because there isn't much else to do when you are riding for 8 hours. 

When you are looking out the window you have to ask, is that a really big cow or a really big house? 😂 Well, its a really big 🐄

2nd pic...yellow as far as the eyes can see, not sure what they are but it was really pretty.


Casen has done really well but today he was bored so he got to be co-pilot for a few hours.

I was taking a picture of the coach and look who is in the window...crazy kid! 💗






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