Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Monarchs and The Missouri
For the past two days we have been in the thick of the Monarch butterfly migration. Yesterday they were constant all day long. Not dense, but there were always several in view, headed south. Today seems to be the stragglers; fewer, some seemed disabled, and some were not headed south.
We crossed the Missouri at noontoday at Glasgow, MO and had lunch on the river bank on the far side, shown above. We are all very tired; the Missouri hills have been difficult and we have been doing long miles. We all felt a sense of relief and accomplshment at this milestone.
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