On our way out of Glenn’s Ferry, we stopped for breakfast at the Oregon Trail Cafe and Bar where we met up with Neil and Marly Matteson. Marly worked with Katrina at BeautiControl years ago. They live in Cedar City, Utah and were traveling with their trailer spending some time Read more
We left Salt Lake City in the rain heading north up to Idaho. The good news is that the windshield wiper that I installed worked flawlessly! After about 70 miles into our 260 mile day, a trucker went passed us motioning to us that something was wrong. Not a good Read more
Stayed at Pony Express which is a Sun RV Resort property. Sun RV is really growing and adding resorts across the country. The last one we stayed at was in Granby. Always have been a decent place to stay. Here’s our spot: Met Rick and Gail Meyer for dinner at Read more
We went up to Lander and stayed at the Sleeping Bear RV Park and Campground. A small place positioned on a hilltop with nice views of the city below. Here’s our spot for the night: We could only spend one night there and then the next day we had to Read more
We drove a whole 36 miles from Vernal up to Flaming Gorge. And when I type up, I mean up. We needed to drive over a pass in the Ashley National Forest that at it’s summit was 8600 feet. We decided not to tow the truck in order to decrease Read more
We left the AIM Rally and headed north and west until we stopped in Vernal (pronounced Vern-al), Utah and parked at the Vernal/Dinosaurland KOA. The drive through the Rockies was beautiful spending most of the trip in the Yampa Valley. We pulled into the campground (a KOA Holiday, which is Read more
After a tense drive up the mountains and switching back and forth, we made it to Granby, Colorado. On the way up we passed higher than 11,000 feet! The rally was held at the River Run RV Resort which is relatively new. What a beautiful place! The amenities are fantastic! Read more
We drove almost 400 miles from Amarillo to Green Mountain Falls just west of Colorado Springs. We stayed at the Rocky Top Motel and Campground. It was a beautiful location in the mountains, but the campsites left some to be desired. Here’s the Busse Bus settled in: We had enough Read more
After getting four new tires on the truck, we started our journey up to Amarillo. We encountered another day of slow going as we hit construction and traffic delays. 320 miles in total that took us over five hours with about a 40 minute delay due to the construction. We Read more
If you have been following along, you know that I promised to relate to you the good, the bad and the ugly. Well, we hit one of those bad days. We wanted to leave Houston between 9 – 10am but over slept as we have been binging “Yellowstone” for the Read more