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We walk in the footsteps of those who came before us on this land more than we realize. Though the mode has changed through the years from moccasined feet to horse hooves, from wagon wheels to tires; many of the paths themselves have remained the same. Whether for the end destination or for the journey […]
The Sierra Nevadas are harsh, the Guadalupes are treacherous, the Cascades are explosive, but the Rockies, they tug at your heart. In the northwest corner of Montana, the Canadian Rockies cross in to the United States and continue all the way to New Mexico forming one of the major backbones of our nation. While they […]
In addition to Mt. Saint Helens, our other major draw to Washington was Olympic National Park. The Olympic Peninsula was known for being one of the densest areas and most difficult to explore in the United States. Well documented exploration did not occur until almost 1900, which is not so surprising when one considers that Washington […]
We truly never thought we would be fulltime RVers. It was not a dream of ours. In fact, it wasn’t something we had even considered. We only knew a few people with campers, not a single person who was a fulltime RVer. We had experience camping, but it was in a tent. When we stayed […]
After a quick first experience of the coast in Santa Barbara, and then time spent in Hollywood, Sequoia NP, Kings Canyon NP and Yosemite NP; we were ready to head back to the Pacific to spend more time experiencing its beauty. We picked Monterey, and I don’t think we could have chosen a better place […]
Aaahhh, Yosemite. You offer us your staunch granite cliffs, snow covered high Sierra, gentle meadows, cascading waterfalls, giant sequoia groves and wooded valleys; and all you seek in return is our admiration. Yosemite Valley Our experience in Yosemite begins in Yosemite Valley. We arrived at our campground near El Postal in the afternoon and waited […]
Sequoia and Kings Canyon are separate national parks, but they are so near each other and offer completely different experiences; that it is only proper that we include the two of them in a visit. It’s a twofor! So, grab your hiking boots, some Dramamine if you need it for the windy roads and let’s explore both! […]
Let’s follow the same approach we took to the Phoenix area and look at the Sedona area through the lens of time. We begin with the ancient Indian cultures. Montezuma Castle: South of Sedona, we can see an example of a massive cliff dwelling at Montezuma Castle National Monument. This was a very crowded spot […]
For our time in southern Arizona, we stayed in Florence, just Southeast of Phoenix. We stayed at Rancho Sonora RV Park, and we loved it so much that we extended our stay there and just did a daytrip to Tucson and Tombstone instead of changing campgrounds. The campground was on the very outskirts of the […]
We have already taken a look at the Petrified Forest and Tombstone, now let’s focus our sights on the Tucson area. Tucson has a true-to-its-roots southwestern feel with a laid back atmosphere. It is just large enough to give the interest of a city, but small enough to make being a visitor easy with plenty of […]
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