Homeward Bound

Posted on September 12, 2013 by allinadayofme

We are homeward bound! It’ll take us all week but we should arrive home by Saturday evening. Our first day east we went through Washington, Idaho and into Montana.

We drove through beautiful country…the pictures don’t do justice to the beauty we saw.

I love taking pictures of old barns and I’ve seen many but was able to get a picture of only a few. Here’s one.

But we were tired and ready for a night’s sleep.

Finally we crossed into Montana. It’s one of my most favorite states! The big sky!

We drove to Libby, Montana and stayed in a Bed & Breakfast! It had been a long day and we were ready for stopping and sleeping…

About allinadayofme

I can't believe I'm in old age! I'm now in my eighties! I'm a child of God, wife to one, mother to five, grandmother to 15 plus two granddaughters-in-law! I'm a great-grandma now! I'm a sister, aunt, cousin, friend and neighbor. I'm a housewife and former ESL tutor. I love reading and writing. I've just retired from writing and editing a newsletter, Prime Time News, for seniors. I love genealogy, traveling, birds and animals, blogging and taking pictures.

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2 Responses to Homeward Bound

Lena Rae says:

September 12, 2013 at 7:32 am

B&Bs – I love them! Glad you’re coming home. Praying you’re feeling better soon. Being at home will feel so good.

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- allinthedayofme says:
  
  September 12, 2013 at 7:54 am
  
  Thanks Linda! We’re getting closer to home everyday now! 🙂
  
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