Boonville
- + August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. Stayed at Hotel Frederick three nights...
Discussion started 08/14/2018 07:45 AM by ColNei - 1 reply (last reply by Brian L. at 08/15/2018 06:14 AM)ColNei from South Carolina on 08/14/2018 07:45 AM
August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. Stayed at Hotel Frederick three nights to have two days in town to take care of bike maintenance and city errands before continuing our cross-country expedition. Great service at hotel, bike shop, CopiesEtc, The Palace restaurant (Greek food), Maggie's Bar & Grill (burgers), and Post Office. Hotel Frederick nor Casino Hotel have on-site guest laundry, so be prepared for a pedal out to the interstate to use the laundromat. Wal-Mart and local grocery are between the river and I-70. Chain hotels are options at I-70, but then it's a pedal back to the bike shop & trail. Better to support the local economy in town when possible. Great small town hospitality with all the conveniences we needed.
Brian L. from Austin on 08/15/2018 06:14 AM
Thanks for sharing all your travelogue entries about your stops on the Katy Trail, ColNei. Well done! Good luck as you continue your long tour.
Diana Bend Conservation Area in Rocheport
- + Camped there about 8/7/18. It's about a half mile off the trail at the end of a gravel road. No trees or shade. A car drove in at night and stayed an hour but no one got out of the car. If you have ti...
Discussion started 08/14/2018 05:38 PM by Scott H - 0 repliesScott H from Kalamazoo on 08/14/2018 05:38 PM
Camped there about 8/7/18. It's about a half mile off the trail at the end of a gravel road. No trees or shade. A car drove in at night and stayed an hour but no one got out of the car. If you have time before dark, you might be able to find a more secluded spot nearby. I stopped there going west and won't stop going back east.
N. Jefferson
- + August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. Camped at the primitive Noren Access b...
Discussion started 08/14/2018 07:25 AM by ColNei - 0 repliesColNei from South Carolina on 08/14/2018 07:25 AM
August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. Camped at the primitive Noren Access boat ramp sites. Be forewarned there is no potable water at the campsite area - get your water at the picnic pavilion on your way from the Katy. Pit toilets at the boat ramp were not clean and there are no doors - just a 90-degree turn from entrance doorway to toilet. Lots of foot traffic at the boat ramp and down the trail to the campsites. We stayed in the "red" site closest to the boat ramp and saw several young/mid-age men walking farther down the trail toward the "blue" and "white" sites. All that walked in also walked out before dark. Very noisy with bridge traffic, cicadas, and air traffic (helicopters). Campsite area was surprisingly clean, but we did have to remove a tick before he latched on. The campsite was what we needed when we needed it, but would not necessarily recommend for a lone cyclist.
Tebbetts
- + August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. Thank you for the Powerade vending mac...
Discussion started 08/14/2018 07:10 AM by ColNei - 0 repliesColNei from South Carolina on 08/14/2018 07:10 AM
August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. Thank you for the Powerade vending machine outside the cyclist hostel. Restaurant beside the hostel had a sign stating "closed until further notice". Hostel was empty mid-day, but downstairs appeared to be as clean as any college dormitory. We did not go upstairs.
Bluffton
- + August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. We stayed at Steamboat Junction when a...
Discussion started 08/14/2018 06:55 AM by ColNei - 0 repliesColNei from South Carolina on 08/14/2018 06:55 AM
August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. We stayed at Steamboat Junction when a storm popped up and shortened our day. What a lovely and quiet oasis off the dusty trail. The cleanest porta-pottie and shower house on the trail - you can see the pride of ownership. Honor system frig right off the trail and easy self-serve camping registration. Owner stopped by to check on us, say hello, and give us an update on the evening's weather predictions.
Marthasville
- + August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. We got some electrolytes and ice cream...
Discussion started 08/14/2018 06:49 AM by ColNei - 0 repliesColNei from South Carolina on 08/14/2018 06:49 AM
August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. We got some electrolytes and ice cream at the C&R convenience store the afternoon we arrived and camped under the picnic pavilion at the Community Ball Club ($5/person donation includes hot shower). Went back to the convenience store the next morning for a breakfast sandwich and got the last two (already put away in the frig, but warmed up nicely in the microwave). Recommend you get up early to get a fresh sandwich! Friendly folks in town... even got a serendipitous tour inside the old train depot when one of the locals stopped by to take care of some business.
St Charles
- + August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. The picnic pavilion at Frontier Park h...
Discussion started 08/14/2018 06:29 AM by ColNei - 0 repliesColNei from South Carolina on 08/14/2018 06:29 AM
August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. The picnic pavilion at Frontier Park has electrical outlets to charge devices. Closest mailbox to drop off postcards to the folks back home is at the corner of Main and Jefferson Streets beside Llywelyn's Pub. If you need a grocery store, we used Midtowne Market after staying with a local host not too far off the trail and found everything we needed.
Machens Trailhead in Machens
- + August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. Bicycle access to the Machens trailhea...
Discussion started 08/14/2018 06:13 AM by ColNei - 0 repliesColNei from South Carolina on 08/14/2018 06:13 AM
August 2018 - Just finished riding Katy from Machens to Boonville on a fully loaded tandem with extra wheel trailer without issue other than a mystery flat tire. Bicycle access to the Machens trailhead is via a dirt field access road - look to your right to see the unmarked footpath to work your way through boulders and the old Katy gate. There is no car access and no safe place to leave a car near the trail. If you are coordinating a drop-off or pick-up for this trailhead, it might be easier to call Portage Des Sioux the meeting spot (church parking lot).
Hotel Frederick in Boonville
- + We did not stay at this hotel but walked down from our bed and breakfast to eat supper. We all tried different dishes but sampled each other’s. The catfish was the best catfish ever. All the dishes w...
Discussion started 08/12/2018 04:34 PM by Carolyn Gegg - 1 reply (last reply by K Brand at 08/13/2018 05:28 AM)Carolyn Gegg from St Louis on 08/12/2018 04:34 PM
We did not stay at this hotel but walked down from our bed and breakfast to eat supper. We all tried different dishes but sampled each other’s. The catfish was the best catfish ever. All the dishes were awesome. The chef is very talented with layering flavor. The hotel manager gave us a private tour of different rooms. Then we went downstairs to the bar with live music. We are planning to come back to bring the whole family. I would highly recommend for the hotel, restaurant and entertainment.
K Brand from Missouri City, TX on 08/13/2018 05:28 AM
Have made 8 trips from Clinton to St Charles and have stayed at the Fred during 7 of those trips. It's a great place to stay. Love watch the sun set over the river while dining on the veranda.
High Street Victorian B&B in Boonville
- + This place was historic and beautiful. The backyard garden was nice to relax and so was the front porch. Furnishings were very well done and breakfast was delicious. They even provided wine and Gentle...
Discussion started 08/12/2018 04:42 PM by Carolyn Gegg - 0 repliesCarolyn Gegg from St Louis on 08/12/2018 04:42 PM
This place was historic and beautiful. The backyard garden was nice to relax and so was the front porch. Furnishings were very well done and breakfast was delicious. They even provided wine and Gentleman Jack in the evening. I would recommend for a special occasion.
Eber Haus Inn in Hartsburg
- + Carl and Sarah were so accommodating. We were so tired when we arrived and wanted to take showers. Even though Carl was cooking the delicious dinner, he went out to get us bags of ice. Food was delici...
Discussion started 08/12/2018 04:23 PM by Carolyn Gegg - 0 repliesCarolyn Gegg from St Louis on 08/12/2018 04:23 PM
Carl and Sarah were so accommodating. We were so tired when we arrived and wanted to take showers. Even though Carl was cooking the delicious dinner, he went out to get us bags of ice. Food was delicious and nutritious since Sarah is a dietitian. I would recommend staying at The Eber Haus Inn.
page-bridge.aspx
- + Are 49cc scooters allowed on the trail? My wife and I are looking for a safe way to get across the river to St. Charles.
Discussion started 08/11/2018 08:40 AM by Kurt - 1 reply (last reply by anonymous at 08/12/2018 06:36 AM)Kurt from St. Louis on 08/11/2018 08:40 AM
Are 49cc scooters allowed on the trail? My wife and I are looking for a safe way to get across the river to St. Charles.
Anonymous on 08/12/2018 06:36 AM
No motorized vehicles are allowed on the trail.
Katyrest Caboose
- + Trying to confirm for July 1, but I cannot reach the Katyrest Caboose by telephone. If you see this Bill, could you confirm that Rook (Linda) and Ginnis are reserved for this Sunday, July 1 when we a...
Discussion started 06/25/2012 02:19 PM by Ginnis - 16 replies (last reply by Brian at 08/11/2018 03:19 PM)Ginnis on 06/25/2012 02:19 PM
Trying to confirm for July 1, but I cannot reach the Katyrest Caboose by telephone. If you see this Bill, could you confirm that Rook (Linda) and Ginnis are reserved for this Sunday, July 1 when we arrive in Hartsburg by bicycle (how else?)
Anonymous on 06/25/2012 02:33 PM
By car
Doug from Bluffton on 06/25/2012 02:54 PM
Not to mention on the river or on foot.
Anonymous on 06/25/2012 03:53 PM
I think a few years back the train went through there too didn't it?
Cathy from Jefferson City on 06/25/2012 05:44 PM
Oh for crying out loud!
But wait what about horseback?
Anonymous on 06/25/2012 06:04 PM
I'd like to stay in Boonville next weekend. If a hotel manager see's this please make me a reservation and confirm which hotel it is for me here. Oh, I'd like to know the total cost including tax to. Thanks in advance for using this forum to make and confirm reservations. I can leave my Visa number here if it would be easier for you if I pay in advance.
Cathy from Jefferson City on 06/25/2012 07:29 PM
That's not nice anon. Ginnisn and Linda, using this forum for this purpose is fine. There are a couple of people from Hartsburg that I know check this site. Hopefully one of them will pass your question on to whoever runs the Caboose. Enjoy your time on the Katy Trail, drink plenty of fluids, try to stay cool.
Bud Ditzfeld from Hartsburg on 06/26/2012 09:52 AM
Ginnis: I just spoke to Bill, and he does indeed have reservations for you. Enjoy your trip. :)
Michael Rodemeyer from Hartsburg on 06/26/2012 09:12 PM
The Katy Rest Caboose is run by Bill Mollendorp, 20 E Main, Hartsburg, MO 573-289-6782 as per BikeKAtyTrail.com.If you cannot get ahold of Bill ask Mayor Bud at the Bistro in Hartsburg at 573-657-9782.
Coop from Lees Summit, Mo on 06/26/2012 09:16 PM
My wife and I just stayed at the Caboose and what a fun place it is. After a hot day on the trail, not only was the Caboose nice and clean but the airconditioning was on when we got there. Bill was great and very helpful to give us what we needed. The Caboose is not a B&B, but there is plenty of places to eat within walking distance. Looking forward to a future stay.
Bud Ditzfeld from Hartsburg on 06/27/2012 10:14 AM
Just a correction to Micheal's post; our phone number at the Bistro is 573-657-1171. The 9782 number no longer works.
Ginnis from Rochester Hills, Michigan on 07/07/2012 10:29 PM
Hartsburg was our favorite town along the trail. Thanks for confirming our reservation!!!! We LOVED the caboose and the bistro.
Kim from Austin, tx on 07/10/2012 12:44 PM
Can the caboose sleep 4 adults comfortably? As a kid at heart, I would love to stay there, just having trouble reaching the owner.
Ginnis and Rook from Rochester Hills, Michigan on 07/11/2012 08:10 AM
There are 2 double beds in the caboose. Very comfortable.
Ripson from Highland, IL on 07/29/2012 10:46 AM
Do they have showers anywhere?
Anonymous from Ashland on 07/29/2012 12:10 PM
Yes, they have showers in Hartsburg. We had a light shower this morning but we really need a good soaking rain.
Brian from Norman, OK on 08/11/2018 03:19 PM
Have tried for over a week to reach Bill at different times on weekdays and weekends.
Need to reserve the Caboose for Sept 25.
Brian 620-779-1741
Thanks.
Katy-Rock Junction in Windsor
- + Camped in a tent on 8-10-18. Everything was great. There is shade for tents, a men's and women's bathroom with showers. It was $12 plus tax. There's a laundry & Casey's General Store less than a quart...
Discussion started 08/11/2018 01:55 PM by Scott H - 0 repliesScott H from Kalamazoo Michigan on 08/11/2018 01:55 PM
Camped in a tent on 8-10-18. Everything was great. There is shade for tents, a men's and women's bathroom with showers. It was $12 plus tax. There's a laundry & Casey's General Store less than a quarter mile away. There are air conditioned cabins there too.
Damon Cruce / Cruce's Cabooses
- + I am sad to share the news that Damon Cruce has passed away. Cruces Cabooses in Calhoun/Windsor is closed. Hopefully Damon's estate will be able to sell the business to someone who is interested in ke...
Discussion started 08/09/2018 02:43 PM by Ray (webmaster) - 2 replies (last reply by Sir Randall at 08/09/2018 04:01 PM)Ray (webmaster) on 08/09/2018 02:43 PM
I am sad to share the news that Damon Cruce has passed away. Cruces Cabooses in Calhoun/Windsor is closed. Hopefully Damon's estate will be able to sell the business to someone who is interested in keeping the cabooses open.
I stayed at Cruces Cabooses with my family a few years back and loved it. It was a fun and memorable experience.
Damon was a great guy and he will be missed.
Stuart H from Lee’s Summit, MO on 08/09/2018 03:10 PM
Damon was a very nice host when my brother and I stayed 2 or 3 years ago. The cabooses are a fun concept, but too far off the trail for my liking.
Sir Randall from Fort Lauderdale on 08/09/2018 04:01 PM
Sad news indeed. We had a reservation that I was trying to get changed to another day when we pass through in 2 weeks. I had a nice chat with him a few months back and was looking forward to our stay.
new trail riders
- + Hello, if someone were to spend only one day riding the Katy what portion would you recommend? We would like something scenic with other nearby, interesting attractions and also near a nice B & B.tha...
Discussion started 08/08/2018 05:19 PM by Peggy - 4 replies (last reply by OCtandem at 08/09/2018 10:17 AM)Peggy on 08/08/2018 05:19 PM
Hello, if someone were to spend only one day riding the Katy what portion would you recommend? We would like something scenic with other nearby, interesting attractions and also near a nice B & B.
thanks so much!
Anonymous on 08/08/2018 07:50 PM
Rocheport area
Doug from Bluffton on 08/09/2018 09:14 AM
Hermann area has hundreds of B&Bs dozens of wineries scenic bluffs on the trail dining etc.
Anonymous on 08/09/2018 09:30 AM
Interesting is dependent on each individual. What is interesting to you may not be to others, so its kinda difficult to tell you what is interesting. I could care less about a prison tour in Jefferson City. No interest there at all. Maybe it is to you. I find the German culture in the Hermann area to very interesting. I have German blood in me though. You may despise anything German. Some of the best B&B's in the state are in Hermann also.
Use this site to discover those attractions that are of interest to you. You'll know them when you see em.
There are massive scenic bluffs east of Rocheport. Bluffton, west of Hermann, is aptly named.
OCtandem from OC, CA on 08/09/2018 10:17 AM
The area between Marthasville, Augusta,and Defiance has a lot of nice scenery, places to eat, places to stay, wineries, etc. Many are right on or very close to the trail (Augusta Brewing, Defiance Ridge Winery, the Tavern and Roadhouse in Defiance). It's fun to ride from one great spot to another, rather than just riding to a nice destination like Hermann. It depends on how far you want to ride.
Henry County Museum in Clinton
- + I HAVE BOOKS ON THE LEAKEY ROOF ENGINERS SCHEDULES ECT. DO HAVE ANY USE FOR THEM.
Discussion started 04/08/2014 07:24 AM by BILL Ackerman - 2 replies (last reply by K Brand at 08/07/2018 12:34 PM)BILL Ackerman from Overland Park on 04/08/2014 07:24 AM
I HAVE BOOKS ON THE LEAKEY ROOF ENGINERS SCHEDULES ECT. DO HAVE ANY USE FOR THEM.
OCtandem from OC, CA on 06/19/2018 01:57 PM
This is a great little museum. Apparently you can only see it with a guide, but our guide was great and the pace was just right. Very interesting displays on local history with recreations of old businesses. It was a good intro to the area before starting the trail.
K Brand from Missouri City, TX on 08/07/2018 12:34 PM
Bill,
You have piqued my curiosity. I am big fan of the KCCS RR, aka, The Leaky Roof. What kind of books do you have?
Karl
Bluffton
- + I want to let everyone know that the Home is open again at Bluffton Barn. I only have two rooms and one shared bathroom at this point but another bathroom and bedroom are coming this fall. One room ha...
Discussion started 08/05/2018 07:48 PM by Doug - 0 repliesDoug from Bluffton on 08/05/2018 07:48 PM
I want to let everyone know that the Home is open again at Bluffton Barn. I only have two rooms and one shared bathroom at this point but another bathroom and bedroom are coming this fall. One room has twin beds and one has a full bed. I am working on it daily so call to check the latest progress report. Or just to chew the fat.
Katy Junction B&B in Pilot Grove
- + We stayed here because of the positive comments. Jerry's B&B house is about 100 years old, as are many of the B&B's across the country. However, Jerry's smells like it's 100 years old. It could def...
Discussion started 11/03/2017 08:31 AM - 8 replies (last reply by Globe Hotel Bed and Breakfast at 08/05/2018 05:01 PM)Anonymous on 11/03/2017 08:31 AM
We stayed here because of the positive comments. Jerry's B&B house is about 100 years old, as are many of the B&B's across the country. However, Jerry's smells like it's 100 years old. It could definitely stand a thorough cleaning. I was even dubious about the cleanliness of the sheets and towels. Jerry told us he likes to provide everything he can think of for his guests. He did provide everything, but everything was tainted with dirt, especially his running stream of racist remarks. I will never stay here again.
BikerBoy from Maryville, IL on 11/03/2017 03:10 PM
Wow, I can't believe I just read that. I have stayed at nearly all the B&Bs on the trail, and Jerry's is one of the best. The place is kept very clean compared to many, more modern homes. The wood floors and the staircase all appear to be original, but in very good shape. And I have never heard a negative word come from Jerry (who sounds uncannily like Paul Harvey).
CurtM from Fort Worth TX on 11/06/2017 01:00 PM
Having stayed at Jerry's B&B a few days ago on Oct 30th, Anonymous's comments are totally unfounded. Jerry was friendly, accommodating and gracious, and his home was clean and inviting. On the morning of my departure, he even caught up with his other Oct 30 guests down the trail to make sure they got the items they'd left behind. Anyone who signs a critical comment on a public forum as "Anonymous" has no merit.
Mike Hobart from Russellville KY on 11/07/2017 12:55 PM
Whoever “Anonymous” is; has really misrepresented a wonderful person and a great B&B. I stayed with Jerry last week and the place was very clean, had a comfortable bed and did NOT smell. Jerry is a retired police officer and Air Force reservist who has not only served his country but community. He loves his country, his community and his fellow man. I met him for the first time in my life last week and after staying with him and indulging in numerous conversations; I never heard him say anything that could be interpreted as racist. I’m sorry that someone has cruelly and anonymously attacked a fine human being and a great B&B. He has had hundreds if not thousands of visitors and most of them are repeat visitors. I would not hesitate to stay there again and if you give any credence to Anonymous I would suggest that you read on down further and see if you don’t find positive review after positive review.
Dr. C. Michael Hobart
ArkyKenny on 11/08/2017 09:22 PM
I just wanted to be another person to un-Anonymously say the Anonymous got it wrong. Jerry is a great host with a great place.
KatyFan from Chesterfield, Mo on 02/24/2018 07:31 AM
Plan to stay with Jerry in April. Will give you my objective view.
John Clark from Jackson Heights,NYC on 02/25/2018 11:14 AM
Honey, the term "racist" has lost its meaning years ago... please try to be a little more clever next time.
1of3KatyTrailRider from Kirkwoo on 05/27/2018 01:25 PM
I just read the last comment from Anonymous and was a appalled. Whoever this Anonymous is, is greatly mistaken. There were 3 of us who stayed at Jerry's B&B first part of Oct 2017. Our stay was wonderful! The place was clean,the pie and breakfast prepared by Jerry was to die for. Jerry, as a host and person, was kind,generous,told great stories. I would recommend Jerry's B&B in a heatbeat.
Globe Hotel Bed and Breakfast from Hartsburg on 08/05/2018 05:01 PM
Hey there! I just have to make a comment here. We have had hundreds of guests over the past few years who have typically spent the night before with Jerry in Pilot Grove. Not once has anyone ever said anything about the cleanliness of his house nor has there ever been any mention of him making racial comments. I'm sorry, anonymous, if you had a bad experience, and frankly, I'm baffled at where your perspective might be coming from. Perhaps if you weren't anonymous there might be some way for Jerry to make amends with you. Leaia Clervi
Globe Hotel Bed & Breakfast in Hartsburg
- + I have stayed here the past 2 years and love the place. The hosts are the nicest and breakfast is wonderful.
Discussion started 05/31/2018 04:09 PM by Ann - 1 reply (last reply by Globe Hotel Bed and Breakfast at 08/05/2018 04:48 PM)Ann from Georgetown, KY on 05/31/2018 04:09 PM
I have stayed here the past 2 years and love the place. The hosts are the nicest and breakfast is wonderful.
Globe Hotel Bed and Breakfast from Hartsburg on 08/05/2018 04:48 PM
Thanks, Amy!
Globe Hotel Bed & Breakfast in Hartsburg
- + Another late night arrival in my trek across the KATY. I called ahead by a couple of hours and Leah and Mark, were accommodating. That glass of lemonade tasted really good :) Breakfast was great and ...
Discussion started 07/04/2018 01:53 PM by John Nickell - 1 reply (last reply by Globe Hotel Bed and Breakfast at 08/05/2018 04:33 PM)John Nickell from Parkville, MO on 07/04/2018 01:53 PM
Another late night arrival in my trek across the KATY. I called ahead by a couple of hours and Leah and Mark, were accommodating. That glass of lemonade tasted really good :) Breakfast was great and they provided recommendations for places to stay when I got to St. Charles (my next night). Very friendly and welcoming, would stay with them again.
Globe Hotel Bed and Breakfast from Hartsburg on 08/05/2018 04:33 PM
It was nice having you here. Come again anytime.
Leaia and Mark
Globe Hotel Bed & Breakfast in Hartsburg
- + A special thank you to Leah and Mark for sheltering me when storms "reorganized" and cut my ride short. Hartsburg was my turn-around spot for my morning ride but it started to thunder as I pulled into...
Discussion started 06/26/2018 10:46 AM by DMG - 1 reply (last reply by Globe Hotel Bed and Breakfast at 08/05/2018 04:31 PM)DMG on 06/26/2018 10:46 AM
A special thank you to Leah and Mark for sheltering me when storms "reorganized" and cut my ride short. Hartsburg was my turn-around spot for my morning ride but it started to thunder as I pulled into the trailhead. I thought I would wait it out in the café but it was closed so I was just going to sit under their awning but Leah called to me from her front porch and invited me in. Thank you for a safe/dry place to wait for my husband to pick me up.
Globe Hotel Bed and Breakfast from Hartsburg on 08/05/2018 04:31 PM
You are very welcome, and thank you for the nice complement. Leaia Clervi