Judy and her new buddy, Stinky. He was there to participate in the bank robbery and shoot the sheriff.
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No longer traveling in our Montana fifth wheel, we are enjoying our new Allegro Open Road motorhome during our school breaks. Most recently we are exploring the east coast with our grandson, Daniel, Greta, our seasoned traveler, and Nikki, our peppy adventurer. We hope you enjoy our travels through these pictures.
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- Sights of Sante Fe
- Shopping for jewelry
- The Plaza
- The Tramway to Sandia Peak. What a ride!
- Our tram car is hanging from these wee, tiny cables!
- The Tramway over Albuquerque
- The fall colors are so beautiful on the rocks.
- Our shadow on the rocks
- The rocks along the tramway route.
- Terri and Mom on top of Sandia Peak
- We rode the Tramway up to the top of the mountain.
- Here we are on top of Sandria Peak
- Terri at Gardunos restaurant. Yummy!
- Terri and her dad in Albuquerque
- Our goal is to critique as many Mexican restaurant...
- Our visitng powerwalker.
- Albuquerque, New Mexico
- It was foggy when we first arrived at the Grand Ca...
- The Grand Canyon
- The Grand Canyon - indescribable beauty.
- Our awesome trip to the Grand Canyon
- Here we are at the Grand Canyon, north rim.
- It's fall at the Grand Canyon
- God's amazing handiwork
- Judy at the North rim of the Grand Canyon
- Glen at the Grand Canyon
- We'll never make it to become a Rockette.
- Our farewell choir in Zion River RV Resort...."Hap...
- Adobe house in Arizona
- Adobe house in Arizona
- This is similar to the Painted Desert
- Lake Powell
- Beautiful Arizona
- The Native Americans sell their art along the road.
- Balancing rocks
- The canyon near Lee's Ferry
- Isn't this beautiful? The beauty is everywhere.
- God's Handiwork in Arizona
- Arizona
- A street in Old Town Albuquerque.
- Old Town
- Alburquerque's Old Town
- Chillin' with our visitor from Alabama.
- Carmel rice cakes are good!
- Our visit to Nevada
- These little deer had taken refuge in the shade in...
- Beautiful fall colors in Genoa, Nevada
- Snowshoe Thompson, a Norwegian who got the mail th...
- The museum in the first permanent settlement in Ne...
- This guy from Iowa must be following us!
- Mormon Station, Genoa, Nevada
- An old wagon in the Mormon Station in Genoa, NV
- An old wagon in Genoa
- Genoa, Nevada
- Glen, Judy, Lisa
- Glen, Judy, Boyd
- Aren't they cute!
- Greta's favorite part of the MOC Rally....getting ...
- Some friendly characters at the Outhouse Race in V...
- Outhouse Race
- An official entrant in the International Outhouse ...
- The Outhouse Race's version of the Rockettes...the...
- Judy and her new buddy, Stinky. He was there to p...
- Dowtown Virginia City, Nevada
- A picture of Boyd and Lisa taking a picture of Boy...
- Elvis is NOT dead!
- International Outhouse Race parade in Virginia City.
- Some of the working ladies in Virginia City.
- Cooking at the rally
- The great chefs around the grill
- Saturday night excitement....our big domino game.
- MOC rally potluck. No one went home hungry.
- Hamrad and Iowafan problem solving.
- Working at the Rally (sreigle and Firetruckerwife)
- Virginia City
- The Spite houses in Virginia City, Nevada.
- The man in the red house built his house overlappi...
- Gold Hill train depot. It's being restored.
- Here we are, riding the train in Virginia City.
- Mary Kay, a fellow MOCer.
- Steve and Vicki from the Montana Rally.
- The skyline of Virginia City.
- We are now in Nevada for the Montana Rally.
- Greta, dressed up and ready to party!
- Silver City RV park, near Minden, Nevada where we'...
- Virginia City, Nevada
- The high desert near Virginia City, Nevada
- The Redwood forest near Humboldt, California. The...
- The road through the Redwoods is dark because the ...
- A hollow Redwood tree.
- Here we are in front of one of the Redwood trees.
- Along the road in California, west of Reno.
- Along the road in central California, the colors a...
- Fall colors in the mountains of California
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- Every Stitch a Prayer
- Every Stitch a Prayer is a non-profit sewing ministry based at Taylor Road Baptist Church, Montgomery, AL. We are eager to provide the school children of Children's Hope in Jacmel, Haiti with 1250+ school uniforms. We seek to glorify God and enable the children to learn about Him at school.
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