Slightly changed plans. Again.

So we are in Connecticut, met up with Brian, Cicóka and Kutyóka, and can't wait to start our new journey together back to Michigan. It's love everywhere and getting ready to leave soon...

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We were driving a lot! First we went to a rest stop to use the wifi then we went to a super 8 hotel. It was good to drive to the hotel! 🤠
Bo

Denver and I-80 to the east

So after we finally made it down the biggest mountain in the world,we arrived to the beautiful and new Denver YMCA swimming pool! Yay! So much fun to take a hot shower! I missed it so much when I can't!
Then the boring part: leaving Colorado, driving across Nebraska and Iowa on I-80! Luckily we have survived the boredom. We are rented a motel room in Peru, IL, and tomorrow we will try to land in Michigan.
Ps: Recently I got so sick when I ate regular food, that the last couple of days I had to switch to an experimental diet. I am losing weight and my stomach hurts, but hey, I can still eat carrots, bananas and kombucha! Yay! I hope I will be better soon...

By the way...

By the way, those "natural" formations in Arches National Park and other features in Nevada, Arizona and Utah are a remnants of an ancient civilization maybe millions of years ago that were under the ocean and above the ocean many times. They are foundations of huge buildings and palaces that giants built who lived on earth way before us. It was very nice to walk on the sidewalks of this ancient ancient civilization!
I also ended up on a sacred ceremonial place in Capitol Reef National Park and put an offering on the giant obelisk there.
Thank you for the giants and their spirits!

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We are on a 10,640 feet mountain and it's snowing a lot here so it is like 25 degrees Fahrenheit!
Bo

Snow and ice, but didn't really want to ski

Today, just one sentence:
I did not know that Highway 70 in Utah goes trough a 10000+ feet ski area and I did not know that we will get there in the dark in a snowstorm.
That is my sentence today that I am writing laying under the covers in the van in 25 degrees. And we still have to go down...
Oh, and one more thing: I hate getting stuck in a rich people tourist area where there are no overnight parking at all, only expensive hotels, where I have to beg a bus station to let us park until the morning.
Thank the giants we are still ok, I only got a stomach cramp and an internal body shake for a couple hours for clinging to the steering wheel until we could stop finally...
(Kati)

Trailer time in Fallon, Nevada

After going to Reno again we finally got contacted by Steven from a wwoofing farm in Fallon, Nevada. So the direction was a farm in Fallon, an hour south of Reno. We met him at a restaurant/bar called Sandwind. By the way, there is absolutely no cell phone service for me in Nevada besides in Reno and Las Vegas. So after weird circumstances we finally met and after the gig we followed him to the farm. Yay, hay farmers! So we got a little trailer, a composting toilet and an outdoor shower. So we helped him here and there for a couple days. He is a cool guy, kind of a shining star in the middle of a hayfield. He got a little puppy, Henry, who we took care of sometimes and he grew very close to our hearts. After a couple days we played together in an open mic at a cafe/bar and met cool Nevadans there with great voice talents and personalities. It was a good night. After that night I kind of lost every reason why are we staying in a little trailer in Fallon, NV. And how we even got there and why?
Brian called, and he said that the roads point to Michigan for some reason. So now, we said goodbye to Steven and Henry and planned a route to Michigan. We will leave next morning. Not sure why. But it is an exciting time for sure.

Oh yes, I created a gofundme page for us if you can support this spiritual journey please do. This is the link: http://www.gofundme.com/katiandbotraveltothewest thank you for all your support!