I'm settled in for my first snow storm in a long, long while. Of course, .5 inches of snow is not much but I guess it is for this part of the country, Missouri. I'm from the rocky mountains, snow was usually about 6 inches or more to be considered a real snow storm.
Notes:
Amarillo Texas - whoa doggy, it was windy and cold. There was a south wind all the way through the Texas panhandle and I was glad to arrive in Oklahoma for the night.
Oklahoma City, OK - you are a very beautiful city but your interstate through downtown is quite bumpy and the worst I have come across in my travels. It was good to see construction so I hope things improve for y'all.
Tulsa, OK - beautiful city, but I drove by so fast, I blinked and it was in my rear view mirror quickly.
Oklahoma - What's up with all the toll roads requiring exact change and no place to get coins? I ran out of change somewhere along the turn pike but managed to make up for it at the end.
Joplin Missouri - the visitor center at the state line - AMAZING! There's an angel there who greeted me a smile and a warm welcome. Without her precise directions, I would have a much harder time finding the motel in Maryland Heights.
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| Visitor Center at the state line. |
Missouri - I have never seen so many rolling hills in my life. I watched my GPS and the elevation, go back and forth, up and down. Not to mention, horrible gas miles.
Saint Louis, MO - huge city, but very beautiful. I arrived during rush hour traffic and with my directions, I was checked in about 7:30 pm and probably asleep a little bit later.
The uHaul is empty and turned in. Tomorrow the job hung begins. I'm putting a time limit on it, and if it doesn't work out, well, tally-ho. I'll be on my way.
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| Beautiful sunset as I made my way through Missouri. |
#St. Louis #Missouri #Peace
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