With roads improving we push on to
Prince George about 400 miles. The farther south we drove the weather improved
and temperature began to warm up. We did hit some rain along the way but all in
all it was uneventful.
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| largest fly fishing rod in the world |
When we arrived at the RV site the BEE
LAZEE we were pretty much wasted. One does not realize how taxing driving a
motorhome with tow car can be until you arrive at your destination. When you
are driving it takes most all of your attention and there is not much time to
let your guard down or catch a cat nap.
Once we were on Highway 16 we had cell
phone service. Sharon’s phone began dinging out of control. We thought that we
had won the lottery! We stopped at a
road side park to grab some lunch and get in touch with the family and friends
that were checking in with us. Although
we were deep into the wilderness the world still revolves and with all this
technology it’s hard to leave it all behind. I must say that life is much simpler without
all the static. You are not aware of all
the meaningless clutter that goes on around you. No world crisis to get your blood pressure up
and you don’t have to be concerned about what your inept government is screwing
up at the moment. I’ll most likely get a call from the NSA for
making such a derogatory statement. Hello?
Are you listening or reading my email?
I do not know where this will all end up
but it is most discouraging. It’s
becoming most pathetic.
What I do know for sure is that when we
arrived in Prince George there was a rainbow awaiting us. That brings a little hope and encouragement
that someday the world might be a better place for all.
Somewhere over the rainbow is a land of
love, joy and hope.
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