Last night was an tough one for us at our RV camp north of Denver, Colorado. Although the bathrooms were closed at the RV site and although we had very heavy winds rocking and shaking our RVs all night (which Stephan was sure was a tornado), we managed to wake up feeling positive in the morning as we began on our two day drive to Missoula, Montana to meet with Missoula Children's Theatre.
And what a drive we had! 8 hours through Colorado, Wyoming, and finally Montana. Robert & Brad did a masterful job getting us there through some heavy winds and icy roads. The weather was fluctuating the entire time which made the ride very interesting. Check out some of the sights we saw in one day! It was quite an adventure!
Snow...
Snow...
... and no snow!
In Billings we stayed at the historic first KOA RV park ever created. KOA is the name of the Camping Company that has provided a bunch of the campsites we've used along our way. Known for their golf-cart riding camp helpers and managers, we've stayed at KOAs so much now that we are members of their discount group. Junior loved our campsite because there was a dog run to play with other dogs. After a group workout, dinner, and a campfire (that got cut short because of a surprise spring rain), we did some work and went to bed. Tomorrow we have a 5 1/2 hour drive through the mountains to get to Missoula!
And what a drive we had! 8 hours through Colorado, Wyoming, and finally Montana. Robert & Brad did a masterful job getting us there through some heavy winds and icy roads. The weather was fluctuating the entire time which made the ride very interesting. Check out some of the sights we saw in one day! It was quite an adventure!
Snow...
Snow...
... and no snow!
In Billings we stayed at the historic first KOA RV park ever created. KOA is the name of the Camping Company that has provided a bunch of the campsites we've used along our way. Known for their golf-cart riding camp helpers and managers, we've stayed at KOAs so much now that we are members of their discount group. Junior loved our campsite because there was a dog run to play with other dogs. After a group workout, dinner, and a campfire (that got cut short because of a surprise spring rain), we did some work and went to bed. Tomorrow we have a 5 1/2 hour drive through the mountains to get to Missoula!
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