Amarillo? Many people that we have met along the way asked us why we were going to Amarillo. Two reasons: Cadillac Ranch and Tracy Cortesi. First Cadillac Ranch. Cadillac Ranch is an art sculpture that was created in 1974 by Chip Lord, Hudson Marquez and Doug Michels who half-buried ten Read more…
What a “western” town this is! Abode buildings, city square, local Native Americans selling their wares laid out on blankets. Very quaint. Almost every building downtown has put luminaries on their parapets making a very festive holiday season. Check out this pictures: Yes, that is snow! A bit cold here, Read more…
Stayed at the Enchanted Trails RV Park and Trading Post outside of Albuquerque up on the hill overlooking the city. Pretty to see the lights twinkling down the hill. This was a Route 66 RV Park that still is in existence. Check these photos out and you’ll see what I Read more…
On our way from Sedona to Albuquerque (now that’s fun to type), we stopped to see the Painted Desert and the Petrified Forest. The Painted Desert is very nice and I’m sure a lot of the old cowboy movies used it as a backdrop during cattle drives or whatnot, but Read more…
What can I say? This place is beautiful! Unbelievable rock formations and colors! Definitely a bucket list item for anyone who has not experienced the beauty yet. We were able to take a few hikes just to get up close and live the gorgeous views! The first hike was up Read more…
Moved onto the Phoenix area in separate vehicles again as the jeep was still not ready to go. It was very hard to make my decision of where to park the Busse Bus. There are hundreds of places all around Phoenix to park. We ended up at Pueblo El Mirage Read more…
For the first time since selling the house I can honestly say that I miss it. Decorating our house for the Christmas season was one of our favorite things to do. Cutting down a large tree, hauling it home, and taking the entire Thanksgiving weekend to decorate it was one Read more…