The first challenge was to not get stuck in the Camplex mud.
It had rained quite a bit and there had been some horror stories from a
previous rally. However we pulled out onto the firm road without leaving any permanent
ruts.
The first stretch of highway was from Gillette to Rawlins,
Wyoming, a distance of about two hundred and fifty miles. Fighting a strong
headwind our mileage dropped significantly and the low fuel light came on. As
there is no place to fuel, and knowing that I had a ten gallon reserve, we made
it to Rawlins with six gallons to spare. It was kind of funny really as we had
planned better during our Alaska trip and had never had our fuel run so low.
Spending the night in Rawlins we headed out early, 7:30 am
and stopped for medical supplies at the Wal-Mart in Rock Springs. After supporting
the local economy, the rest of the drive went without incident and we only
stopped at the pass into Star Valley.
Arriving at our place, our neighbors stopped by and it will
be nice to be in one place for the rest of this summer. Our fall plans have
firmed as we did get an email for our factory repairs in Indiana,( October 14th,)
so now we can turn our attention to fishing, rock hounding, lapidary, and a few
shows in the area.
Clear skies
Have a great summer!!!!!!
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