This is how it was when we left for the Amtrak Station. Snow and the possibility of black ice turned a two hour car trip into three and a half. But no worry — we left plenty early. Right?
We arrived at the train station with 14 minutes to spare. Then waited for the train for another hour. Warm, clean and cozy inside the station, but the weather was not auspicious. Slow progress due to snow, mud slides, flash flood warnings, heavy rain, waiting for freight trains, and
It’s the end of a long drought. But not without its problems. Least of which being that we arrived 8.5 hours late. From which other problems ensued, which I will not go into here — other than to mention being stranded with night coming on with no rental car and having to be rescued by my calm and generous sister and her sidekick who had never driven through the ‘hood!
Art took a low priority on this trip. But I did get some sketches on real paper with a real pencil. You can click on any image to enlarge it.
We got back ok. Only two hours late on the return trip. Oola sends wonderment and love.
Good to see what you’ve been doing, and that you returned safely. I think spring is here now…the longest spring of anywhere I’ve lived. Croci in bloom.
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entered loooooooog reply. some how it has not posted. daaa.
Will be short. Thanks for post. Liked drawings. Told you much…too much to write again.
Hope you and Steve are well/happy. Know you are busy.
Love ,
bob
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I am glad you made it back safely Oola! We probably hit the same flooding and mudslides as you in the Bay Area, & then again in LA. Oolala! Thanks for the drawings!
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