This morning we left the Twin Falls area heading east on I-84. All along the highway were crops being irrigated. I told Tom the irrigations looked like giant spider webs like the spider webs that are seen in the mornings with dew.
It was not hard to understand how this much irrigation would impact the Snake River flow over the Shoshone Falls.
I-84 turns south east through Utah. Seeing the red cliffs along the highway brought to mind our trip last year to the National Parks in Utah.
There is beauty in every state but I do think Utah has an over abundance. We skirted around a northern section of the Great Salt Lake and then connected with I-80 east.
I-80 will be our route of travel to Ohio.
After about 40 miles on I-80 in Utah we were crossing into Wyoming. There were still cliffs along the highway but no longer the red but yellow, still scenic but not as vibrant as the red cliffs. Snow covered mountain peaks were visible to the south and I assume Utah mountains.
There were large flocks of sheep in this area. Evanston was the first town that we came to a little past noon so we took the business route through the town in hopes of finding someplace to have lunch. Luckily, we saw a Mexican restaurant with a large parking lot that we could park the motorhome in and had a nice lunch. We then continued on to Rock Springs where we are camped for the night at Rock Springs KOA. We had made reservations here since this weekend is Memorial Day but the campground is not full. We traveled 368 miles today.
