This
is the second entry of a multi-entry series.
- First installment: On the Road Again: Going East Intro (http://wander-world.blogspot.com/2017/10/on-road-again-going-east-intro.html)
This is the map of our journey with the stops on the way. And yes, we are actually going through Texas, which is something I told myself I would never get to do ...
Off
we are truly now on the way to NC. This is the second time I am doing
this trip, between UT and NC, and this is Aa's third time. Today was
our shortest day, a little over 3 hours of driving.
I
drive alone in the car, except for Gypsy-The-Cat, and there is lots
of time to think, reflect and ponder upon everything, really. We have
made the trip between Spanish Fork and Moab numerous times in the
past seven years, so today I had plenty of time to think back of all
the memories. People we took the trip with, spots on the way where we
stopped for lunch, camping, or just to shoot this beautiful place.
Turns in the road off to other places we visited. It's all sad, and
good, and grateful. I keep wondering when I will see these places
again, if ever at all.
It's
a gorgeous time of the year to be making this trip – not too cold
(except for nighttime), not too hot either. Today, we drove East and
South with the sun blinding us the whole time. It's a warm, Indian
summer kind of weather – my absolute favorite. The leaves are not
all the way turned in Moab, but what are, they are screaming yellow.
These
are just a very few of the many pictures I shot while driving behind
our camper, and trying to keep the wheel from throwing me at the
cement walls lining the winding mountain highways.
Our 'Last Supper' last night was Indian food, at Tadka, in Payson. You locals, make sure you keep them in business. Kindest people ever and some of the best food!
Good bye, beautiful rocky cliffs!
Our camper ('The Pup') approaching red rocks.
Entering Moab, one (maybe) last time ...
The desert in the fall.
We made it to our first KOA (ever, together, and on this trip).
Our caravan at our campsite
Our view for lunch, from our camper - towards the rocks of Moab.
In
a long sigh, I am bidding a melancholy 'good bye' to the gorgeous
state that has been our home for the past seven years.
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