After leaving Tinnemaha County park outside of Big Pine we headed south to Lone Pine and the Alabama hills area. (More on that in a future post). Lone Pine is about 50 miles from the the East entrance into Death Valley. So, we decided to make another visit to this land of great extremes, more … Read more
This is a second post in a series on our Mexican Adventure. The first one is here. When on the beach there is no better way to start the day off than with breakfast burritos from Ricardo. Every morning he came by with a selection of homemade burritos, tamales, tortillas and the like. Yum. Speaking … Read more
We had talked about taking our RV to Mexico but we didn’t really know where to go, we had concerns about safety, and we don’t speak Spanish. Yet, thought travel in Mexico would be fun and a great adventure. Perhaps we could find a group to travel with? Last October we ran across a promotion … Read more
I can’t believe it has been two weeks since we dropped levelers here at Sam’s Family Spa Hot Water Resort (and since our last blog post). And now we will be leaving tomorrow to drive our Honda Fit back to Colorado for the Holidays. Yes, we will be leaving our RV at Sam’s as we … Read more
If you ask a park ranger in Glacier National Park about Triple Falls they will most likely return a blank stare and perhaps a response like, “Triple Falls – never heard of them”. Yet, a search on Google will turn up plenty of pictures and stories galore of attempts to find this elusive, mysterious place. … Read more
We have spent the past three summers as volunteer campground hosts at the Apgar campground in Glacier National Park. We love Glacier – and this year so did 2.25 million others. This past October, Glacier set an all time attendance record (with 3 months still remaining). We didn’t have to wait for the official count. … Read more
Really? A spectacular mission in the middle of the desert? It’s true, and what an amazing discovery for us! The Mission also known as the “White Dove of the Desert,” was founded by Father Eusebio Kino in 1692 with the building built under the direction of Franciscan Fathers Juan Bautista Velderrain and Juan Batista Llorenz … Read more
After pulling up stakes in Santa Fe, we headed 50 miles north to the Core of Engineers Riana Campground on Lake Abiquiu. Perfect. At this time in April the campground was mostly empty which translates to quiet and peaceful. The views of Abiquiu Lake with the backdrop of Cerro Pedernal and the amazing pallet of … Read more
Almost a day never goes by without someone commenting, “boy I sure would like your job”, followed by, “how did you get to be a camp host?” How we became camp hosts We have been traveling by RV and camping since 1997. For many of those years we talked about becoming camp hosts. In 2010 … Read more