Bollwitts in Iowa – An American Highway Rest Stop
byI have a song by Phil Ayoub stuck in my head as we pull into the rest stop on I-35 North. This morning we had breakfast in Kansas City and enjoyed some chorizo, eggs, beans and tortillas prepared by John’s great aunt and grandma. We just entered Iowa from Missouri on our way to John’s home town. It’s a beautiful sunny day and the hills and rivers I can see along the rolling landscape are pretty breathtaking. Sitting in the car, soaking up the free wifi and 26 degree celcius heat I thought I’d post some more photos from our journey.
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Did you say free wifi at a rest-stop? That’s great!
26 degrees and John is wearing a track jacket?
You missed the snow/rain this morning. Mmmmm cold cold rain.
Looks like a nice place to visit. You guys better come back though.
There’s no place like home. There’s no place like home..
the Kum and Go is quite expensive
it costs an arm a leg and a……… ok i wont go there
that’s per gallon, b-rad so that’s actually uber cheap
well i had to pretend like it was in order to make the joke
one day when you learn how to be funny you will understand 🙂
Yeah, the track jacket came off after that, but after this, the temp dropped by ten degrees F. It got cold quick. Might be some snow here on turkey day.
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