Day 5

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Catoosa-Amarillo
381 miles
1 stop

We started with Mass at the beautiful cathedral in Tulsa



She's been a real trooper!

I had to laugh at this car bearing the label "Princess"

All along the road little clusters of sunflowers can be seen--enchanting in their arid surroundings


As I took the wheel Grant captured some lovely pictures of the passing scenery:













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  1. maryAugust 19, 2014 at 5:23 AM

    What a joy it has been to follow your progress on your blog! Thank you! we are praying for you! May the angels go with you! with love, aunt mary

    ps really love the first picture of the windmill--very classic! quite a contrast with the modern windmill on the hill.

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