Yes, we're still alive and well. We've been in Virginia for a while without any coverage to post. We are at the 525 mile mark in Marion. Two days ago we crossed Grayson Highlands in two inches of snow and temps in the low twenties. We got close enough to pet some of the wild ponies and their foals...awesome. We hope all is well at home and miss you all. Apparently we picked a good time to leave Louisville between the flood and the quake...hang tough villebillies.
Love,
Stomp and Shuffles
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
Hey, Guys! I'm thinking one of those wild creatures you've contacted is a groundhog. That's the only way you could be experiencing six weeks of winter that we, in the lowlands, have not had. On the other hand, we HAVE had tornados and rain - lots of rain. We're on our way to Richmond, to celebrate Emy's 30th birthday (a bit early) with a Derby party. Let me know if you have a favorite in the race and I'll place a bet for you.
Best wishes for good progress!
Uncle Greg
Good to hear from you guys. I was getting a little worried about ya. All is well in the ville. dispite the flood and the earthquake. Jon you will be glad to hear that the river has finnaly gone down and the color is starting to come back. I hope to go to the lowers tomorrow on my day off. Sorry to hear about the tough weather, but you guys are troopers and I am sure you will come out on top. Only 1500 miles left. WTG Sam
Post a Comment