outdoors
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The first time we went through New Mexico was across from the east. This time we did a quick north-south tour. We would like to return one day specifically to visit Santa Fe…when the temperatures are more humane. Sadly, the sweet, subtle bubblegum smell of Russian Olive trees is fading as we move further south.… Read more
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Sea stacks, redwood trees, glorious sunsets, vast beaches…the (slightly) harrowing road to get here was worth it! Route Planning Challenges RV route planning can be a challenge…I am the official navigator on travel days. This sometimes causes me stress, because there is no one, single RV route planner that meets all our needs. And I… Read more
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Twelve weeks, the longest we’ve stayed in one place since we launched our travels in July 2023. We have been the campground hosts while here. As I write this we are packing up for a travel day as we pass the torch to the next hosts. The part I will miss most is being only… Read more
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Two great comments that were prevented by the technology gods from being added to the comments section of my previous post. Spontaneous Poem Written by a Wonderful Man Full of Artistic Talent Named George (you know who you are!) Campidiots Camping in the Great OutdoorsSustained our Natives by the scores.They nurtured nature all around.Mother Earth… Read more
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Have you heard about the bag of Cheetos that literally threatened the balance of nature at Carlsbad Caverns? Greg and I witness a similar issue everyday as campground hosts and in our nomadic travels. (Sigh) Great or small we all leave an impact wherever we go. Erich B. Koenig, NPS What Does Leave No Trace… Read more
200 Square Feet with Catio Views 