I headed out of the warm Arizona weather in the morning and had a very pretty drive all the way to Needles via Rt 10 to 95 and once on I 40 the wind was very strong. The truck handled the trailer very well. The storm I'd hoped to miss was in sight, to the southwest, and to the direct west was a huge cloud of dust. This was the first time I ever saw this and it was impressive.

Driving was slow up the elevation and with the wind, thankfully the over the road semi drivers were keeping the pace. Again, this trailer is very aerodynamic and the truck was strong enough to haul it without any undue concern from me, at all.

Marco rode like a boss again, lucky me!

Just after getting off of I-40 I ran into some rain but the sun made a brief visit and a full rainbow literally had one of its ends directly on the road I was driving too. Nice sign.

I made it to the RV park on post here around 5 pm, they were closed for Sunday and Monday so I picked an overflow spot way on the end, with no hook up and got the trailer backing in just in time for a very cold rainstorm followed by strong wind. That storm I saw all day was powerful and apparently I'd been driving just ahead of it!

The first wave passed and I saw more sun, then a double rainbow! I jumped out to take a shot just before our second downpour of the night. Oh, it was a very windy night too. The trailer was swooshing and shaking like a carnival ride but, thankfully it is aerodynamic. I finally figured I was safe to go to sleep because there were about 50 other trailers here, (and one like mine.) I figured we might wake up in a slightly different space thank we parked but, this was it.