Sadly, this man had his wife and young daughter with him. Bill attempted to paint over the vulgarity, only to observe someone else going behind him and re-spraying it in even larger print. Unfortunately, several of the cars had vulgarity painted on them in reference to President Trump. The next morning, we visited the famous Cadillac Ranch. With masks and gloves within hands reach for when we had to stop for gasoline we headed out. However with thoughtful prayer and knowing that in our 5th wheel we can self-contain, plan our meals, avoid eating out and when necessary we can just stop at roadside parks to use our own restroom facilities, we decided we would move forward with our plans. There was some trepidation in planning a long road trip because of the high Coronavirus infections and deaths being reported along with travel barriers by states like New Mexico closing its borders to out of state visitors. She lives in Pasadena, California and she was not able to travel to Texas to celebrate her birthday with family and friends.
Our youngest daughter’s 40th birthday is July 24. If you click on the photo within this blog, many have a caption! God’s Peace and Love!
This is Chapter 1 with our outgoing trip to Big Bear Lake, Chapter 2 will follow with our stay at Big Bear Lake, and this blog may include Chapter 3 with our return home trip.
