We went with Mike, Pat, David and Sharon on a drive. If you did not know where this water fall was, you would never know it was there. If you click on the picture, you will see a rainbow.
Astrid, our granddaughter is 10 today. This is the first birthday that I have not been with her. Usually, Mike and I are in Texas in May or I fly there. We are in Flagstaff, Arizona on our way to Wyoming.
Saturday, over 1,000 people filled the little town of Kaycee, Wyoming for the dedication of a park in Chris LeDoux's honor. Chris died in 2005. Chris LeDoux was a genuine singing cowboy and rodeo champion. Mike has loved his music long before Garth Brooks sang about him in a song. We stayed in Kaycee for 11 days. It was a great honor to meet the family and talk to the relatives. Across the street from the park is Chris LeDoux's father-in-laws store, "The Rusty Spur." He is a wonderful man that reminded me of my Grandpa. He sits on his stool by the counter and there are two rocking chairs beside him just inviting people to sit and stay for awhile. We loved going in there. The horse, "Stormy Weather" is standing on a Guild Guitar which is engraved on the side, "beneath these western skies." Lyrics from one of Chris's songs. The picture below was taken the day they set the bronze and before the flowers were plant...
Mike and I flew to Sarasota Florida and picked up this 55 Nomad last week. This photo was taken at Tucumcari, New Mexico on our way back. Check a big one off of Mike's bucket list!!!
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