Three More

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My resident consultants were giving advice from a more elevated view, that is until one of my shoes tried to get away. Carmela held it down while Jumangi kept the map from trying to take a trip.

There are two choices for the beginning of the trip, one a high road and of course a low road. All in attendance was in agreement that the low road gets the pass.





Luckily, El Paso is growing so fast that my trip has reduced miles from the day I first decided that I want to do this thing. The finish line is in sight in the picture but not from here.

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