We awakened this morning to the scene of snow on the ground and more coming down. Drove to Mass in the snow but with clear streets. Had a delicious pancake breakfast at The Original Pancake House. By early afternoon the temperature was rising and the snow was melting. Then around two o’clock we had another snow shower but it didn’t stick. Continued to enjoy the hospitality of Uncle Jack and Aunt Flo and some more cousin visits.

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  1. Alex

    I wonder what’s next on your itinerary? Please let me know when you get closer to Arkansas, and I’ll suggest a couple of spots to visit. I would definitely recommend Eureka Springs and Hot Springs, AR. Hang in there with the snow!

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  2. Dave

    Looks like winter has come to the Pacific NW before it reached the Midwest. We got our first touch of frost last night. Enjoy the snowscapes and drive carefully. ; )

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  3. Andrea:-)

    Aaaaahhhhh!!!!!! Snow!  I miss the snow!  I miss you two!  Glad you are having a wonderful time, though.  The pictures are wonderful – I feel as though I’m on the trip with you:-)  Oh, and PS – I got a new job!!!!!!!!!! Yay!

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