A Wild West Journey with Julia Bulette (Nonfiction)-Part 2
In Virginia City, Washington Street is also the street that you apparently turn right on to get to stagecoach rides and other tourist attractions, but it wasn't until I'd gotten down to D street or farther that I figured out I was in the right place. Troy had originally told me that I couldn't drive out to Julia's gravesite, but what I'd failed to consider was that the neighborhood up to the dump site and hiking trail was paved and driveable. However, there was a Ferrari convention in town and the place was teeming with tourists, so I didn't feel the desire to re-park my car somewhere else and to trek back up to B street. So I started hoofing it down Washington. I had a large water bottle with me that was just over half full, a mini-cooler lunchbag full of snacks and my hiking staff. I figure I'd at least do some scouting if nothing else. I alerted my friend Erica that I'd be going on a "weird hike" and to take note if I didn't show up at ...