It was about time to get out of Dodge, a.k.a. Sweat City. Actually, I think Dallas might have set a record for the coolest summer
Category: Earlybird’s Travels
The collected travelogues of William C. Early: architect, artist, traveler, and observer. Bill’s artwork is shown.
An Odyssey Into
The Wild And Wonderful West,
Or,
If You Can’t Stand The Heat,
Get Outta’ Dallas
A Last Blast of Winter Trip – 2002 V
Sadness was seeing the Rockies disappear in my rearview mirror. Near Limon, I had to merge with the gawd-awful I-70 for a few miles before
A Last Blast of Winter Trip – 2002 IV
As usual, I overslept the next morning simply because it was too comfortable under the covers with the temperature outside reading 33 degrees. Vivian and
A Last Blast of Winter Trip – 2002 III
I decided to drive on as far as I could before nightfall. I headed east up and over Monarch Pass where I stopped at the
A Last Blast of Winter Trip – 2002 II
It was midaftemoon when I stopped at my favorite “Midway Rest Area” on top of northeastern New Mexico (elev. 6750 ft.). This would be another
A Last Blast of Winter Trip – 2002 I
This was to be the most spontaneous trip of all ever taken. It was the evening of April 16th, and the Weather Channel was forecasting