You may not have heard of the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area and neither had we. Several RVing friends recommended it, so Celia and I decided to check it out. This area is so large that it spans two states, Utah and Wyoming. A large reservoir was created by building a hydroelectric dam on the … Continue reading Flaming Gorge
David and I were not sure if we wanted to go to Dinosaur National Monument as we made our way west. We asked friends and family what they thought and we got mixed reviews. Some thought that we would like it only if we were very interested in dinosaurs and others strongly encouraged us to … Continue reading Jurassic Park – Utah
Along with the joys of going to visit new places and seeing wonderful sights comes the challenge of ongoing RV maintenance and repairs. We have been on the road and living in our rig for more than 1095 days and it seems that there is always something that needs to be fixed. While we were … Continue reading Back On The Road Again
Zion National Park is one of the most popular national parks with more than five million visitors annually. It is a small park comparatively with only 229 square miles. Its main feature is Zion Canyon which is indeed a canyon since the Virgin River has, over time, cut through the red and tan sandstone walls … Continue reading We’re Marching to Zion
We met Ken and Cindy went we first arrived in Bryce Canyon City. They were camped beside us. They are from Utah and come to this area frequently and stay for extended periods of time. We asked them what we should not miss while we were there. They recommended several places and one of them … Continue reading Kodachrome Basin State Park
Piddlin' Around 