We said good-bye to our dear friends at Gros Ventre Campground after work Friday and headed east. We have stopped for the night at a KOA campground out in the Missouri countryside and officially ticked off 1341 miles of our trip back home. Crossing the US heartland is always our least favorite part of the journey, but after several days of temperatures in the upper 20's and 30's in the Tetons, I will admit that this time both of us were more than ready to exchange winter coats for t-shirts, roll down the windows, and enjoy the warm Kansas and Missouri sunshine.
Photos from the last few days definitely did not capture anything to compare to the incredible scenery from the first part of our trip, but several were unique enough to make the "cut" for this post.....
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| Wild Bill and moose along the sculpture walk at National Museum of Wildlife Art before leaving Jackson Hole. |
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| Sunset near Togwotee Pass as we left |
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| Cool cowboy town we passed through |
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| Unfortunately this place and almost everything else in town was out of business |
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| Interesting point near Lebanon, Kansas |
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| It was surprising to discover at the center of the USA this wee prayer chapel and three crosses in the adjoining field. Encouraging that the Supreme Court or some left wing group hasn't attempted to remove them! |
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| Sign on Kansas gas station that perfectly describes our location today! |
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