Approaching storm at Escapade in Gillette |
Update on the windshield crack I attempted to stop the other day: The cross-scoring of the crack with a glass cutter idea failed completely. As we drove against that strong headwind today we could see the crack growing as the big sheet of glass held back the almost 100 mph combined wind speed. At this point we're resigned to the inevitable new windshield and hope we can make it all the way to Portland, where we'll be parked for a month, before starting that project.
We've been at Sunrise Campground on the east side of Bozeman and had two very enjoyable dinners with my brother Bill. He's an Assistant Professor at Montana State and just kicked off the new semester a week ago... which means he's swamped. Despite it all, he made time for us both nights and we certainly appreciated his consideration and good conversation. We won't see him now until next summer back in Wisconsin. Thanks Bill... we thoroughly enjoyed our time together.
As I mentioned earlier, we're back on the road tomorrow, Sunday, and will probably alight somewhere near Missoula. Tune in tomorrow for another episode in the continuing adventures.
2 comments:
Great view of the wide open world of sky and mountains ahead. It doesn't get any better.
Why is it that headwinds are always attracted to RVs? Seems like every where I go, they find me.
Once, coming accross OK, I had no headwind, instead I had a strong side wind and it blew open my awning.
Great picture of the rainstorm!
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