Covid-19 Retreat
What do you do when your home is where you park and a world wide pandemic pops up? We were in Lone Pine, California when…
Mittry Lake Wildlife Area
We are learning that we can't write about all of our adventures. But, so you know, Susie had a big thumbs up from her oncologists…
Lake Pleasant Regional Park
For the second year in a row we decided to join an Airstream Rally for Thanksgiving. When we signed up for this rally, owning an…
Bluewater Lake State Park
A nice thing about RVing in November at higher altitudes, despite the cold, is fewer people. When we drove into Bluewater Lake State Park near…
Clayton Lake State Park
Eagles, osprey, hawks, wild turkeys, water foul, canadian geese, snow geese, deer, rabbits, dinosaur tracks, and a very friendly park ranger greeted us at Clayton…
Harvest Host Part Two
Better late than never. Here is a post we started at the end of our last trip. You can read Harvest Host part 1 here.…
Harvest Host
We just love this nomadic live style. Our path determined by weather and curiosity. So we were feeling a little blue as we sat there…
Canyon de Chelly Part One
According to archaeologists, Canyon de Chelly National Monument (Chelly is pronounced Shay) has held Native American inhabitants for over 5000 years and it is one…
Fort Bowie
The only way to visit the Fort Bowie ruins is to drive 9 miles of dirt road and then a 3 mile out and back…
Fort Cummings
I first saw Fort Cummings while perusing Google Maps on my iPhone and thought I am going to find this old place. On our first…