we decided we'd give driving a try
when we switch between texas and maine
so meet guzzy
our first "move" started with a stop in kansas to see my nephews graduate high school
then we headed to the kansas city area to see our friend's new baby
with the graduation and sean's birthday so close together
we had to make good time
but we still made time to see the worlds largest wind chime
and golf tee
although we had some really long days
we also got to relax in the evenings
we also got to see beautiful places like this stop in vermont
which i wish we could have seen for longer!
we were greeted to camp with surprises from friends
and immediately headed out to enjoy a birthday treat for sean
and in case you're wondering
duke is not much of a fan of guzzy
she makes too much noise for him!
although we had some really long days
we also got to relax in the evenings
we also got to see beautiful places like this stop in vermont
which i wish we could have seen for longer!
we were greeted to camp with surprises from friends
and immediately headed out to enjoy a birthday treat for sean
and in case you're wondering
duke is not much of a fan of guzzy
she makes too much noise for him!
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I drove one for a while, actually took Marge from Easton up to Maine for an Eastern Star outing, but summer sun in Florida and no time were hard on it. Gave it to Gail, where she immediately had a two tire blow out, then it got transferred to Stephanie, who eventually sold it. I enjoyed it, and drove it the entire East Coast several times. If/When we return to the US I will consider one, so that I can spend time showing Myo the country... you don't see much from 30,000 feet.
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