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Out of Power!
Our first stay without electrical outlets to plug into for power we stayed one week in a National Forest. Gorgeous setting. Lots of trees and hiking. Campground had a central water spigot and showers but no power to individual campsites. … Continue reading
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Tagged Battery, Electrical, Generator, Learning Curves, LED, National Forest, Power, Solar Panel
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Taking a break (Oct 2018 until ?)
These past 5 years have provided us more fun and memories than we ever envisioned. We met new friends that shared incredible stories of their adventures and their lives, gone places we previously didn’t know existed, experienced nature and God’s creations … Continue reading
Our Summer Vacation 2018…
From Southern California “hippy days”, to lounging in Bev’s backyard hammock… or being “cool” indoors… and taking care of “Lucky” in Arizona… even getting car stuck in sand while driving backroads near Tucson… fun making a totem pole with friends… or going to San … Continue reading
AZ-CA-NM-AZ-CA-where? (Oct-Dec 2017)
Hectic, Fun, Sad, Hectic, Fun, Hectic, Fun… yep, that sums it up! FUN! Last blog we were preparing for October wedding in Arizona. Beautiful bride and groom plus a super fun time. HECTIC – Sherry flew to Colorado to bring her … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, AZ, CA, CO, Family and Friends, NM, Private RV Park, Public RV Park
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On the Road… Again! (Aug-Sep 2017)
It’s great to be On Our Adventure again. After six weeks in Colorado, we drove briskly using the northern/cooler route to Northern California. US 6 across Nevada is mighty desolate: Barely a car was seen. Nearing Reno, traffic increased and many … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, CA, CO, Family and Friends, NV, Private RV Park, Public Campgrounds, Public RV Park, UT
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California dreamin’ (July 2017)
This past year we were working in Garden City, Kansas. Terrific people. Really enjoyed them. The job ended and we realized how much we miss the ocean, mountains, deserts, open space. So we’re heading to San Diego. Planning to be … Continue reading
A Pause On Our Adventure (May 15 – …)
The past three years have been a marvelous experience, meeting super people, enjoying places in the United States that some people will never see, and growing stronger in our love for each other. This whole adventure started as God wanting us … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, Family and Friends, KS, OK, Private RV Park, TX
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Life On Our Adventure: What’s it like?
Recently a friend emailed to us asking questions like: What has life been like living on the road? Challenges, surprises, inconveniences. By the time I finished typing the reply, I chuckled, realizing it’s an entire blog! I hope it’s not … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, AZ, CA, Family and Friends, OK, Public RV Park, State Park, TX
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Arizona, Colorado, Little Grand Canyon of Texas: April 3-30, 2016
Winter in Tucson was fun and relaxing, then the whirlwind of travel began. Visit with cousins Mike and Belinda a few days. Plan to visit cousins on Peg’s side of the family, but wildfires and a family funeral send us … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016, AZ, CO, Family and Friends, Public RV Park, State Park, TX
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Relaxing in Tucson for the Winter: Jan 24-Apr 2, 2016
You may recall from the last blog, we stayed a couple months in Southern California near the Salton Sea, then traveled to Tucson for the remainder of the winter. “Settled in.” Watched the Super Bowl. Found musicians to jam … Continue reading
