In KS we ran into gusts up to 40 mph on Sunday. Got a campsite in Hesston -where Hesston
Farm Equipment has been built for almost
100 years. Bitter cold with the wind. We went to the store and then baked brownies, peanut butter cookies,
spaghetti. I was helpess during Makoshika Basketball, but
it survived and so did I. No one is indispensible
but Dea sure pulled thru then broke her ankle on Sunday night. I spent time revising checklists.
Now that we are traveling today, Monday, we see that not one
of the wind farm blades is turning on I-70.
Today the winds are 12-14mph so don't know if they have an automatic
shutdown high winds and have to be reset.
Blades were spinning on our way down a month ago. A second wind farm farther west was spinning
fine this morning. And KS sprays their
roads with salt so all that care Mike took is on the back of the RV. Spent the night at Fishberry campground out of
Valentine with gaggles of geese flying and honking overhead. This will be our first night stop from now
on. Good wifi, high amps , sufficient
gravel and wide turns with now low overhanging branches. I could design a good R.V park now and would
put in a workout center as well as nature walk.
Been a fun journey with my hubby. Look forwsard to the next adventure and to seeing friends and family
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