Traveling and Living in the Blu
Interesting evening. After the festivities, we closed up our booth and went to watch the end of an outoor concert. There was litening off in the distance. Our thoughts turned to our little booth, then we did our best to secure it for the coming storm.
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Day 2 of the Pacific Crest Endurance events was even hotter than yesterday. Today competitors in hallf ironman and marathon also had to deal with temperatures in the 90s. Our booth is right by the finsh line.
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We’re almost set up. But we’re exhausted and quitting for the night.
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Tonight we’re. Driving to bend and we saw 2 stripes in the sky.
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It was about impossible to take a good picture of the falls today because of the wind blowing up the mist and the reflection of the sun.
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I tell people about rest areas being different from state to state. Some of the worst are in Texas. Â Just a couple of trash cans, no bathrooms, let alone water. Pictured is one we stopped at to stretch. This one is in Oregon.
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Well we’ve finally made it back to our home state. Not quite home yet, though.
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We are still on the road, but we are taking dad out to dinner. In Idaho our first two attempts at dinner are closed. We ended up at Elmers in Nampa.
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This area is rich with volcanic aftermath. Here you can see spatter cones with snow in the middle as well as cinder cones and lava tubes. It was windy here. Reminded us of Amarillo.
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The first production of useable power from a nuclear reactor occurred at this facility in 1951.
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