Cooking in confined spaces can be tricky. The sauteed onions and peppers and garlic potatoes smell wonderful while cooking. They also linger throughout the night. Lesson learned! LOL! I got up to run to a town called Loa to get some supplies, so of course I took the scenic route over the mountain will Stephanie stay behind. Once over the pass I found open range. We seen open range signs throughout the West but seldom seen more than a cow or horse in the distance. I found a herd of cattle and I'm staring at a bull in the road. Pat McManus says there are only two kinds of bulls, FMB (fast mean bull) or SMB (slow mean bull). Not sure if he was a FMB or a SMB but after he walked behind a cow on the right I twisted the throttle and went left, not a chance against a Suzuki! In town found a garage with a bunch of old Chevys, the West is full of old cars laying around. Headed back and took Stephanie for the ride over the mountain to find the herd had gotten larger and a cowboy and his dogs were herding them off the road. Did some birding and headed back for naps and a relaxing day.
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