17 May, Sunday, Atlanta: For no good reason, I awoke at 5:45 this morning. Luckily for me my brother is an early riser. By the time I showered and dressed, he had made the morning coffee. We spent the morning with Joe, Mary and their granddaughter, Vivian. We all went to a garden center to help Mary pick out herbs and flowers for her new herb garden and then out to lunch. In the afternoon, Buzz and I went to visit our friend, Donna Malkin. She has a lovely home a...

17 May, Sunday, Atlanta:  For no good reason, I awoke at 5:45 this morning. Luckily for me my brother is an early riser. By the time I showered and dressed, he had made the morning coffee. We spent the morning with Joe, Mary and their granddaughter, Vivian. We all went to a garden center to help Mary pick out herbs and flowers for her new herb garden and then out to lunch. In the afternoon, Buzz and I went to visit our friend, Donna Malkin. She has a lovely...

11 May, Monday, Prescott, AZ to Albuquerque, NM: After a lovely breakfast with Alan and Linda, we began our drive east. As we drove back toward Flagstaff on a sunny morning, snow covered Mt. Humphrey was in full view. 12 May, Tuesday, Albuquerque, NM to Oklahoma City, OK: Flat land and miles of wind farms were the hallmarks of this long drive today. We took a couple of detours to drive on Historic Route 66. The towns have been destroyed by the interstate, and it...

11 May, Monday, Prescott, AZ to Albuquerque, NM: After a lovely breakfast with Alan and Linda, we began our drive east. As we drove back toward Flagstaff on a sunny morning, snow covered Mt. Humphrey was in full view.12 May, Tuesday, Albuquerque, NM to Oklahoma City, OK: Flat land and miles of wind farms were the hallmarks of this long drive today. We took a couple of detours to drive on Historic Route 66. The towns have been destroyed by the interstate, and ...

Week 2 4 May, Monday, Denver, Co to Moab, UT: We left cool, drizzly Denver an got back on I-70 West. The weather improved as we drove, and the scenery got more and more spectacular. We stopped in Parachute, CO for a picnic lunch at a rest area, got some travel advice at the visitor canter and moved on to Arches national Park in Moab, UT. The beauty and serenity of this park cannot, I think, be described...it must be experienced. Majestic red rock is everywhere ...