Today we crossed back into eastern time and settled across the Ohio River from Louisville. We did go to town and walked along the river and then back across the river to eat at Famous Dave's, a legendary pit bar-b-que place. I had ribs and Alesa had the catfish. We walked around Sam's Club aft
Trip Log

We had a lot of shopping to catch up on so we only drove about 80 miles today. There seems to be a shortage of full service campsites on 64 and we needed cable for MNF so we had a lazy morning and took our time moving on down the road. We had plenty of time to do our shopping and I even had tim

Been offline for a couple of days so we will backpost to get caught up. We are in the Casino Queen campground across the Mississippi from St.

Today was Alesa's day to feel poorly but that did not stop her from bagging some Russel Stover candy and having cake and ice cream for dinner. The Mizzou Tigers were home today so the town was full of fans and we felt out of uniform not wearing yellow with some sort of tiger on us. They won. W

Today is a day of recovery for health and laundry. Felt a lot better this morning so we went on the Harley tour at their KC plant. This is where they assemble the Sportster and V-Rod. After which we drove through Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas.

We crossed the Missouri River into Iowa and headed south to Kansas City. I caught a bug from Normie and am a little under the weather. We are going to stay at the Basswood resort for a couple of nights and should be as good as new. There is a V-rod rally at the resort this week. The Harley Da

Today I finally bought some new sneakers at the outlet mall next to camp. The old ones were very tattered and had a lot of hard miles on then but size 14's are hard to find. We then toured Omaha, mainly the Missouri river and the Old Market. Then back to the Wingebachs for more visiting and di

We set up in a KOA west of Omaha and drove to Jacob & Rebecca's house then brought Becca and little Jacob to the trailer. Then went back to their house when Jacob got home from work and had a great chili dinner.

Nebraska continues to be flat, full of corn but very nice. We followed I-80, the Platte River and the Overland trail to about 100 miles west of Omaha. Spoke with Becca (Niebauer) Wingebach this morning and will see her and the Jacobs tomorrow when we settle in the KOA in West Omaha. The Eagles

Geologically speaking, our world got very flat once we left the front range but it was a lot easier driving on flat, straight interstate 76. We settled into the Cabela's campground in Sidney, NE between the retail store and corporate headquarters.