Ok, we know that our next stop is a made up tourist trap, but we decided to visit anyway. Since the weather wasn’t great the place was a bit deserted. I have to admit that it was pretty cool: And the marker: If you don’t know, the four corners is Read more
After stepping on four states and two nations at the same time we continued our trek east and south to settle at a Harvest Host called Junkyard on 66 Brewery in Grants, NM. What an interesting stop! We parked in a cleared area of an old junkyard and worried about Read more
Bidding adieu to our Myakkan friends in Moab, Katrina and I set out on our own for the long trip back east and south to our winter home at the Myakka River Motorcoach Resort. We were sad to depart, but looked forward to warmer weather and to get out of Read more
We arrived with Steve and Laurie Chubb, Alice Clark and Tom Connor from Pagosa Springs to Archview RV Resort and Campground which is located about nine miles north of Moab, Utah. It was called Archview because way off in the distance you could see “The Windows” arches of Arches National Read more
It’s nice traveling with friends in other coaches as you can get these types of pictures: We left Santa Fe and headed into Colorado to stay at Wolf Run RV Resort in Pagosa Springs. Wolf Run RV Resort is a Class A place with purchasable lots. What a beautiful place Read more
The three of us (Tom Connor & Alice Clark, Steve & Laurie Chubb, and Ed and Katrina Busse) left the balloon fiesta for a short drive to Santa Fe where we stayed at the Santa Fe Skies RV Park. Nice place where we got to park next to each other. Read more
We made it into Albuquerque in time to meet of friends at the Starr Brothers Brewing Company, although we were about an hour late due to the time change. We met up with: Steve and Laurie Chubb, Dan and Sarah Allen, and Frank and Mary Buscalucci so that we could Read more
We made it as far as Flagstaff before we pulled over for the night. We wanted a campground so that we could empty our tanks and fill up with fresh water. We stayed at the Flagstaff KOA Holiday campground as they had availability with a pull through site so we Read more
With a tear in our eyes, we left Paso Robles and headed across the State of California to Barstow where we stayed at the KOA. Barstow is near the famous Calico ghost town. The KOA was adequate to house our bus: I particularly liked the peace sign carved out of Read more
