We pulled up to the city campground office and I got out of the RV to draw in my first breath of fresh Arkansas air. This is my first visit to this state. It’s about what I expected – hot and sticky. There is moss again… we haven’t seen moss since we left the Redwoods….
I like old: old places, old music, old movies…. which is probably why I haven’t been able to hear anything in my head but “Oklahoma is the place to be…. Farm life is the life for me…” since we entered the Sooner State. We won’t be here long. Just passing through. I expected prairie and…
I jammed on the breaks. The needle drops from 75 mph down to 45 in a very short space of highway. Everything from the back of the RV moved forward. Scott calmly took off his headphones, looking at me. Him, “Yes?” Me (bouncing in the driver seat), “Quick, quick! Look out the window!! Look! Look!…
I’m over being pissy about the route change. It was a smart call on Scott’s part. Yes – I told him that he was right and I was wrong. So… more time in the Four Corners region. Talley ho! I saw signs for Mesa Verde National Park. That’s interesting and convenient. When I picked the…
In order to see Antelope Canyon, I routed us through Denver thinking that surely the weather would be good by mid-May. As we were heading in that direction, they got 3 feet of snow. Fluke. I wasn’t worried. One of the unexpected benefits of this route was a trip through Monument Valley, AZ and/or UT…
