John and Jackie's Midwest Journey: Day 66 ~ Moab Utah to Delco, Idaho

Not to much to blog about today. Today was a "Travel" Day....We are on our way North and we need to make some good time as the weather continues to get colder and colder. We left Moab around 8:00am, such a beautiful morning it was hard to leave and not stay to explore some more. The sun was shining and the blue skies were so blue. We drove and drove and drove. We stopped at a Rest Area along the way which had some history to it. It was a Rest Area that was built at the Williams and Powell Ranch Homestead of 1885. The property consisted of 5000 acres and there was a small steam train that was used on the property during that time. It made the stop original!!! Not your typical Rest Area. We gave the dogs a really good break then hit the road again.

Our stomaches were starting to growl and we decided we would enjoy our last lunch out at Cracker Barrel in Layton, Utah. Oh boy was it good! Kind of sad, we love the food at Cracker Barrel and this will be our last one we encounter on this trip. Oh well!!! The next trip is just around the corner.

After lunch we meandered over to Penney's to pick up some warm clothing then away we went...Heading North!

We made it as far as Delco, Idaho. The dogs have become agitated, they need to get some exercise. We found a wonderful RV Park! The park is called "Village of Trees". It's right on the Snake River. Great Great Park! The lawns are enormous and so well groomed. We were able to give the boys a really good break and we have decided to stay later in the morning tomorrow so we can exercise them really good before we hit the road. The long drive makes for a really long day so we have changed our plan to travel only 3-4 hour days on our way home.

John and I thank God everyday for our safe Journey. The weather has been incredible and we feel so blessed to have seen what we have seen. We are looking forward to our stay in Oroville, WA to see mom, Doug and Lisa. Our plans are to be there by Sunday mid afternoon.