William Robb wrote:

>Please forgive any typos, I really don't like laptop keyboards....
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I resemble that remark :)

>So, it's Saturday, and I have had an interesting time already.
>I left Wednesday just before 11:00AM, and spent the next 12 hours behind the
>wheel of my truck. I managed to get just south of Missoula Montana, I
>believe the place I stopped at is called Como Lake. It seemed nice,
>considering it was dark when I got there, and barely light when I left on
>Thursday at about 6:00 in the AM.
>I think it was about 2:00 that I found the entrance road to Tom's place, and
>another hour after that I Found his house.
>
ANd Tom was wondering why I didn't quite make it there a couple of years 
ago... :)

Have a Navaho taco for me at Monument Valley -- well, actually in 
MExican hat at that little place just
before you cross the San Juan river  - below the goosenecks.  

As you go along Route 40 /66 you might do a rest stop at Shamrock on the 
TEX Oklahoma border
and see the old FINA gas station and the U-DROP on cafe

OF course, if you were really trying to read all that mail you wont see 
this one until you are
in Arkansas

see ya sooN!

ann






>Tom lives at the top of a mountain, accessed by a very narrow and winding
>road that is a step down from a logging road, and his place is every bit as
>lovely as his pictures show it to be. He is also a most excellent host, and
>a very good cook, and quite the wine connoisseur. His wife is even more
>gracious and has the added advantage of being a most attractive lady.
>They also have a 16 year old son.
>We will say nomore on that subject....
>Actually, he is a very fine whip of a lad, who, from all appearances, will
>grow to be a fine young man, and a credit to the species.
>We had a very enjoyable couple of days of visiting, taking silly pictures,
>some nice pictures, enjoying excellent food and drink, playing with his
>funny little dogs and trying to get one of his hundred or so "pet"
>hummingbirds to land on our fingers.
>I finally dragged myself away from there at about noon today, and am now
>barricaded in a hotel room in beautiful downtown Fillmore Utah.
>I was originally planning on cutting across the state towards Moab, but
>decided at the last minute (read I missed the exit) to continue south and go
>through Bryce Canyon and Kodachrome Basin. I will probably spend tomorrow
>night at Kodachrome, Monday at Monument Valley and then start my mad dash
>towards the east coast. on Tuesday.
>I am still planning on arriving at the mountain on Thursday, though it would
>surprise me not at all if I end up not arriving until Friday.
>And now, on to the 607 messages in my PDML box....
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>Behave yourselves
>
>William Robb
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