- The first is Carrot Top. She writes a blog called, Little Bay Horse, and she lives on the other side of the world from me, in Australia. As the snow begins to fly here, I just might consider visiting her! What d'ya think? Do you have a guest room... for a few months?!
- My second new friend to welcome is Becky. She writes Becky Povich: Writer, Humorist, Bliss Follower. Becky and I met through the Saturday Centus. A quick trip through her blog will have you LOL! BTW, Becky, I have ugly, crookedy toes, too!
I had a few folks who rose to the challenge to try to determine our route with the new RV. Sarah came closest, with only one error - she had the first point on the map as Decatur, IN. In fact, it was Decatur, MI. We began the trek somewhere north of that - in realty that point was Wayland, MI.
This is the McDonald's in Wayland.
The decor is very interesting - and a refreshing change from most Mickey D's.
Interesting bridge sculpture on the Iowa/Nebraska State Line
Along the way we saw signs for the following towns as we traveled on I-94, I-80, and I-76:
Decatur, MI
LaGrange, IN
Geneseo, IL
Rochester, IL
York, IL
Williamsburg, IA
Corning, IA
Aurora, NE
Lexington, NE
Hudson, CO
Parker, CO
Sarah gets a ride and dinner on the RV the next time we are near her home! Oh, that will be great fun! But no, Sarah, sadly we will not drive in Seattle traffic to pick you up driving the RV. We'll have to make other arrangements!
Hey! You were in Michigan and didn't stop by :)
ReplyDeleteEven if you were on the other side of the state from me! Too bad, there is a General RV very close to us. I'll have to admit, I did not know there was a Decatur, Mi. And that is a nice McDonalds! I have never seen one like that over here.
Sounds like a great first trip..I am sure you have lots of destinations in mind now:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the intro Dreaming - and we have a guest room spare if you don't mind sharing with the dog! (he snores)
ReplyDeleteI think that's the lovliest McDonalds I've ever seen. I also think using the world "lovely" in the same sentence as McDonalds is just plain weird ;o)
ReplyDeleteWell, I got part of it right! I hope you have many lovely journeys in your home on wheels, and if you ever wheel into Canada, B.C. in particular,let me know!
ReplyDeleteSafe travels and that is one fancy Mickey D's for sure :)
ReplyDeleteOh come on now, what's wrong with Seattle traffic in a motor home? ;) That is wild for a McDonalds, who knew they had places like that?
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