Thursday, July 18
The Rochelle, Illinois, area has acres of wind mills.
Routes 39 and 80 are popular trucking routes.
By this point the busy traffic was making me miss Route 2 in Montana and North Dakota.
TFC has received a request to bring a chapel to this area in Gary, Indiana. The leadership team is working on the details.
It is certainly a busy trucking area.
By the time we got to Michigan, Cerwin was ready for a short break from driving.
While he washed the truck windows and updated his log book, I checked out the flowers at the welcome center.
Then we were ready to get back on the road for our appointment at Grassmid Transport in Zeeland to pick up a donated trailer which Cerwin and his helpers will eventually transform into a chapel.
More on that tomorrow night.
Still waiting for that elusive Erb tractor/trailer. 🙂
You need to talk to Erb about donation one. 🙂
So beautiful! And I love the windmills — we have acres of them out here also, just outside of Palm Springs and then north of us on the way to the bay area.
The windmills do create an interesting landscape.
So many trucks!!! No wonder Cerwin was ready for a break! The flowers are wonderful — good shots of them. I’m hoping that wind farms will help replace the power supply lost by the decommissioning of the San Onofre nuclear plant near here — and perhaps some solar generation too.
Thanks. The windmills do seem to be replacing other forms of creating energy.