Sunday, April 26, 2020

Escaping

In these 'worst of times' for modern history, we all have our break out moments.  We need to escape, to run free, wild and feel the wind in our face, the world fading behind with no particular place to go.  And when I say all, I mean all.  This guy was all in for a round trip, 34 mile, 70 mph interstate run with us to pick up groceries-just to escape for a bit.  Gotta love em.  I sure do!


Wow! That’s a lot of wind! 


Buckle up buddy. It’s going to be a long ride. 


‘Earl’ Knievel, AKA Anole Fonda






You would think he’d be ready to disembark once we reached our destination. But noooooo...



That was really great, but think I'll ride up here for the trip home.


Ummm...driver...what's the hold up here? Have to get back to the fam, you know?





And speaking of Social Distancing.....
this couple seemed to be practicing it well although the 'nester' was having some negative feedback from the hungry baby.  



Okay, I think 50 yards is far enough, dear....dear...


But it's so much quieter over here, and I have all this preening to do...


Hey!  Junior's hungry!!!



Gotta love Chuck too!








10 comments:

  1. Now that is a new twist on an'ole reptilian behavior. Godzilla goes for a cruise ! This could be bigger than sharknado ! So did it make the ride home out on the windshield ? Stay safe Cheryl

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    1. I thought at first he planned to be our hood ornament but he found a safe cubby under the hood to make the trip home. What a fun trip that was. 😊

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  2. Adorable! i wonder what he was thinking . . .

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  3. I think your passenger was having fun. More like a dog, enjoying the wind.

    Or he was saying, "Oh sh*t!" the entire time. :-p

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    1. If he is anything like his drivers it was a combination of both! 🤭😂

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  4. That’s hysterical. I love it. Looks like he was enjoying the ride. Born to be wild, indeed. Great photos. You must have been going crazy in the car.

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    1. I was very anxious and excited to say the least. We were rooting for him!

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  5. Oh man, that's wild! I would have been worried it would have fallen off the car during the drive. Looks like it moved to a more sheltered spot or one with a better place to hold on for the return trip.

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    1. That’s exactly what he did Deborah! He even got to see a deer on the way home but we were driving so I couldn’t get a photo. Darn. 😉

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