OK, so let’s begin by explaining my absence. I was in the process of selling my Townhouse. A process that went a lot quicker than I thought.
With that done (Mistake coming up) I invited my friends to come and take anything that was left. I had already put the belongings I wanted to keep in storage. I will never do this again, I have never seen such a pack of vultures over nothing.
So all that behind me I got my car serviced and hit the road.
You can literally stop your car get out take photos have a stretch and not worry about traffic at all. You must pay attention to the signage though. When it says next services 120 miles you had better check the gas gauge. What those signs literally mean it that there is nothing and I mean nothing for the next however many miles.
Early morning guests came by before I left camp.
I am almost to where I will start spending a lot of time. What my friends across the pond might not understand is that Colorado, Utah and Nevada are all primarily desert states. Don’t get me wrong the desert can be a great place for photography, especially at night for star photography. I am atm just trying to get somewhere green. As you can see by my last map. I am almost there.
Look forward to seeing me update this when I get more photos
I sleep in a sleeping bag on an air mat in the rear of my Jeep. I don’t know how Truck Stops work in the UK. The US is covered with stations that deal specifically Big Rig drivers. I can stop at any one of these and pay a small amount to take a shower.
Ok, I officially hate laptops again, getting a real mouse for this thing. I couldn’t quote you, because I couldn’t get to select.
Answering your question that is a Bull and Cow Elk.
No part of the purpose of this tip is to take my time enjoy where I am, and ultimately find a place I love. Then yes, all the money from the sell of my Townhouse, won’t be touched until I find another place.
I don’t want to get stuck somewhere I hate being. Denver was too big of a city and I am a country boy at heart.
Very intersting post @Danny . Thanks. I had to use Google maps to understand that your going eastward having started in Denver and don’t know yet where your journey will end.
Only saw those empty roads in the Middle East where you’d have to take the same precautions.
How do you get hooked up with the internet in those lonely areas?
