Monday, April 8: Eclipse day! I might have to write a separate entry about this experience; for now I’ll just say we got to see it with only a few wispy clouds in the sky. It was worth all the stress and driving. Picture below was taken at 2 in the afternoon during totality. It was weird and delightful.
Tuesday, April 9: Woke up in a motel I didn’t realize was right behind the Ozarkland gift shop when I booked it. Mr. K and I continued our drive home. Like we had on the way out, we took time off the freeway to have a meal and do a bit of exploring a new to us town. Actually did that twice, as we were thwarted in our plan to get lunch and pie in a small town so ended up getting a nice dinner in a bigger town (Salina, Kansas), which had a few architectural gems like this theater.
Wednesday, April 10: Another lots of driving day. The rest of Kansas, then through Colorado to Wyoming, where got off the freeway a bit and found a Himalyan/Indian restaurant in Casper (home of the eclectic collection of objects below) and finally stopped for the night in Sheridan.
Thursday, April 11: Yep, you guessed it, more driving. Was a mostly Montana day. Made it home well after dark and happy to be there.
Friday, April 12: Still some snow on the mountain. If you look closely, you can see a snowshoe hare at the base of one of the pine trees. It’s starting to transition to its warm weather look.
Saturday, April 13: Back on the slopes for a bit. Last day for me this season on the second to last day for the mountain.
Sunday, April 14: Feeling fortunate that I get to live so near this view.
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