Your intrepid travelers find themselves near the middle of Kansas. Our first night in Kansas (Garden City) welcomed us with a severe weather watch and thunderstorms. We are now in Wichita, and are experiencing relatively clear weather. We came to Wichita to meet an 89 year old cousin of Barbara's and talk to her about that part of the family. She was thrilled that we stopped to visit her. We had a very nice lunch and learned about her life. She was wonderful to meet and talk to.
One of the reasons we chose this RV park is because they advertise a storm shelter. The shelter is a concrete lined cellar with steel girders for the roof (floor for building above). The campground staff did recommend we go to the shelter if the warning sirens went off! This is certainly new stuff for a couple from Southern California.
3 comments:
alnqrI just found the blog, it sounds like a wonderful trip, I'm looking forward to your continuing reports.
Barb, I just cut my hair also, kind of a hard thing to do, but great results.
Keep on posting!
Kate
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We are following you "Along the Yellow Brick Road"..it is very exciting to hear of your trek & experiences along the way..we feel that we are with you even closer than on the Alaska trip..!!
At first we thought the Storm shelter was a fancy Ladies room that Barbara found..!!Gosh she looks HOT with that new hairdo..!!
Gene & Sally
Storm shelters??? You don't need no stinkin' storm shelters. You are in a Lazy Daze!
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