Idaho, more than just potatoes

Leaving Yellowstone we retraced our route South before turning off towards Idaho Falls. We spent one night at the Snake River RV park for hot showers, laundry & fill up on fresh water. An interesting place, more like a permanent neighbourhood of RV’s than...
Yellowstone National Park

Yellowstone National Park

10 May It’s going to be a beautiful day, cold, but no point complaining, we’re bundled up in the cab with blankets wearing everything warm that we own. Tim started Bruce early to warm the engine which takes a good 25 mins before the heater starts working....
Wondering through Wyoming

Wondering through Wyoming

May 8th, 2021 Adios Utah! This morning we crossed into Wyoming. Excited for the change in scenery, but not the cold. As we make our way towards the valley of Jackson Hole, a tidbit if roadside information tells us we are following along the migration route of the...
Dinosaur National Monument

Dinosaur National Monument

6 May Like most kids, Charley & Jaxon have a fascination with dinosaurs. They know many of their names and must have at least a dozen small plastic Dino toys with them in the truck. Which is why we didn’t tell them about this place until just 10 days ago. We...
Arches National Park

Arches National Park

4 May Located in Eastern Utah just South of the Colorado River.  Another corner of sunbaked earth, that typically receives only 10 inches of rain fall annually.   In 1971 was declared a National Park.  Approximately 1.5 million people flow through the gates annually....
Moab, Utah

Moab, Utah

May 2nd Sandwiched between Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, lies the town of Moab. Much has changed since I was here 15 years ago. Once a quiet town with a few bike stores, souvenir shops & hippie cafes. Moab’s main road is now lined with galleries,...
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