When I decided to leave the RT in Kansas I called friend Dorothy and asked if she had room for the RT to stay on their farm. She said "Yes, but not inside... the barns are full" I said that that was ok if it could be parked on the north side of a barn so that it wasn't in the sun all day. She said "OK but HAIL comes from the North.
Sooo, I called Max. YEAH, MAX. He said that he could make room inside. Now that I'm here I realize that he may have moved many pallets of seed grain around to make room for me. I can't thank you enough, Max.
Saying goodby is such sweet sorrow. She looked so lonely as we pulled away. :(
Sooo, I called Max. YEAH, MAX. He said that he could make room inside. Now that I'm here I realize that he may have moved many pallets of seed grain around to make room for me. I can't thank you enough, Max.
Saying goodby is such sweet sorrow. She looked so lonely as we pulled away. :(
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| What a wonderful home! Notice the seed pallets on he right side. |
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| What a House! Better accommodations than at home! BYE! :( |
AND SO... ON TO GREECE AND TURKEY!
Oh... I forgot. My last night in Kansas was spent at Sunnyland, which used to be my Grandmothers home. The first night in nearly two months that I haven't slept in the Roadtrek. Whee! The third floor room has a jacuzzi tub. WHAT A TREAT.
I will find the pictures later but in the mean time check out the website: http://www.sunnylandbandb.com/
The next morning Cousin Pat ferried me to the airport and I finally got to sleep in my own bed the next night. I miss the Roadtrek!
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