Day 211 of a Year Long Road Trip Along America’s Scenic Byways
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
I survived a wicked thunderstorm last night. Thunder roared as lightning flashed and rain washed VANilla for over two hours. VANilla is a closer shade of white now that the red Utah clay has been washed away. I had planned to complete several short hikes this morning in the south end of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, but after 2 inches of mud caked to my trail shoes over a hundred yard walk to the bathroom in the campground and knowing the forecast called for out of the ordinary 97 degree temperatures, I thought better of it.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN!