We had a decent dinner, spent a pleasant night and were on the road for the last leg of our journey by 8:30 this morning. It was cold, really cold. Hair in your nostrils sticking together, dogs falling down when they try to p, frozen windshield washers, creaking tires sort of cold. Oh, and the wind was blowing from the north 30-40 mph as Dave hung on to the cold steering wheel. Not nice.
The sky was clear and blue until we got further into Pennsylvania. The radar showed us that there was lake effect snow ahead. Looking through the windshield, we could see it waiting for us.
At lunch time we stopped, let the dogs out, and ate our turkey sandwiches at a nice quiet picnic spot behind a McDonalds in Williamsport, PA. Luckily we were all in the jeep, finished with our necessities when it caught us......
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| our lunch view |
The rest of the drive through the mountains was relatively uneventful. My driver handled the jeep masterfully and we arrived home around 4, with a fresh, hot pizza in hand.
Tomorrow is a new day, lots to get started doing so it will be an early night for all of us.
What can I say except...brrrr!!! So very glad you made it home before it get really, really cold! Luckily you had Mr. David's Driver's Training Master at the wheel and he got you safely through the snow and wind! I bet the dogs are happy to be home:)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with all your new packing and planning. Very happy, fun days ahead soon!!!
Great to have you home and just two doors up.
ReplyDeleteHaha!! John said Dave need to get that temperature gauge fixed while you are home so all the numbers are visible. He wants to know what happened to the 7 before the 1!!!
ReplyDelete1!!!! I've never been below 9! You Easterners are a tough bunch!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're home safely. Now let the next adventure begin!
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