Then we spent the day at Niagara Falls, returning to Toronto for the night.
For Montana standards, Billings is a big city. It was good to have the kids see a true BIG city.
Jonathan and Papa Echo watching planes land.
Papa Echo flew back to work Monday morning, and I drove south back to the US. I learned that I need to work on my "poker face" going across the border. I wasn't even doing anything wrong, and my heart was racing and I was all sweaty. The border guard made me nervous when he asked me to take off my sunglasses. When he asked where my plates were from, I could barely stutter out Montana. When he asked what I was doing in Canada I squeaked out, "visiting my husband who's working here....". And, when he asked where I was headed, I gave a big, long explanation of what was still on the agenda for the trip. Oy!!! Not good at all... He probably just laughed as soon as I left.
One place I've always wanted to visit is Palmyra, New York. We stopped there on the way to Maryland. It was wonderful to go there with my kids and see my church and family history.
Hill Cumorah
After visiting Palmyra, we continued on our drive to Maryland, where my best friend Jean (also known as Stimey) and her family lives.
The kids were getting a little "punchy" on this part of the drive. Here are some pictures.
The kids were getting a little "punchy" on this part of the drive. Here are some pictures.
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I hope it was the original "good" trilogy not the "George Lucas' mid-life crisis" trilogy, otherwise... talk about your long drives.
So how many times did you threaten to turn the van back around and head home?
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We will be hitting a lot of the same sights October 1-10. We are flying into Buffalo and going to Niagra Falls, then the sacred grove, a stay in NH at Lake Winnipesaukee to go on a couple hikes and see the fall leaves. Then finishing in Boston and Rockport, MA where my cousins live. Can't wait. Please let me know if you have any suggestions of things to hit along the way.
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