You Can't Get Lost

 ACKKKK!!! It's getting closer and I'm sure my blood pressure is closer to the can of tennis balls I just opened than to the wilted tomato I just passed along to the great compost heap in the sky.... OK, why a can of tennis balls on this fine (but short) day?  It certainly isn't for tennis.  I needed a cover for the greased up trailer hitch ball.  And I'm glad I did it now rather than wait till I was on  the road, because it took a razor knife and a pair of tin snips to cut the dang thing open.  (By the way, if you want more bounce in your balls, try opening a can (are they still called "cans" since they are plastic containers now?) of balls at 7220 feet.  They bounce like superballs.  If course, that will probably last until Tuesday or Wednesday before the air pressure decreases from diffusion, but hey, if you've got that big game coming up, go for it.  I finally cut a big enough hole and side slits to fit over the hitch, I think.  I'll know the next

 Hey Trip Fans, Thanks if you still believe I'm trying to document my various travels.  It hasn't been easy, but I'm going to try once again to keep you informed of what I'm doing on my next trip.   I'm heading down to south Texas for the April 8th Solar Eclipse!   3/31 -I'm leaving Laramie for a short hop on Easter Sunday when I am headed to St. Vrain State Park in Longmont, CO, just off of Interstate 25.  It is an intentionally short day, so that if I've left anything, I can run back to Laramie fairly easily.  It's also not far from a Wally World, if I need some quick supplies.  Also, I didn't want to fight Denver traffic on Easter evening.  And it's also keeping to my 200+/- mile driving limit.   4/1 - Eads, CO - My first day was going to be 325 miles, down to a Harvest Host .  Now it's just 211.  It's the Bar UC Cattle Co ranch, so hopefully I'll have a steak dinner that night. 4/2 - Amarillo, TX  - The next stop is to visit a cou