If the sky are blue and the wind isn’t blowing, it is possible to enjoy the outside in 25 degrees without your nose and fingers freezing.
Travels
Pops
It rained and rained, and heavily rained during all of my drive through Oklahoma. Sometimes, you just need to make a stop. I turned off the interstate and drove east about five miles and found Pops.
Guess what Pops sells besides gas and souvenirs. At Pops I purchased some Coke.
Okay, they are not all Coca-cola, but in the Southern United States all soft drinks are referred to as cokes.
I also learned while looking at the souvenirs that I was on Route 66. If it was later, I could have a lunch at their diner.
Lucedale City Park
This is the park that host the annual Praise In The Park event. It looks different with 20,000 less people visiting.
Memphis Zoo
The Memphis Zoo is located in Memphis, Tennessee. It is very easy drive to get there. Since it was overcast and not hot, a lot of the animals were out
Old Mill Park, North Little Rock, Arkansas
Watch “3D Video- Old Mill Park, North Little Rock, Arkansas” on YouTube
Neosho, Missouri
Things you find at a Loves Truck Stop.
The biggest purse was about 2.5 inches wide.
Nebraska to Missouri
After you cross into Iowa from Omaha, Nebraska at Exit 4 there is a great shopping center to stop and have lunch. There are about 12 restaurants there with a variety of choices. This was my selection:
Iowa and northern Missouri looked like the picture below:
Here is a tip I learned from all of my travels; Michael’s has clean restrooms. Who woildn’t mind taking a break at Michaels?
Klingon Adventure
During Kur’Den’s recent travels through the Universe, he used his communicator to send back fascinating images from his adventure. Below are the photos:
Since Kur’Den’s day of birth was about to be recognized on Stardate 70989, I remotely accessed his Klingon log file, a.k.a. Facebook, and obtained an official picture of him.
I then proceeded to combined the adventure pictures with the official picture.
Meet Kur’Den, Tuq BelmoH Yotlh! Sorry, Captain Kur’Den.
Arbor Lodge State Historical Park
Located at Arbor Lodge State Historical Park is the home of J. Sterling Morton, who is the founded Arbor Day. The home features furniture and art work that is original to the home. It also has an original Tiffany Window that take 15 men to open it.
J. Sterling Morton is the father of Joy Morton who founded the Morton Salt Company.
Sarah Cath's Adventures 