Camping along the Continental Divide Trail
The first time I drove the rig up five miles of narrow road to reach Brooks Lake, I was a little ill at ease pulling the ORV, hoping that there would be a campsite vacancy and...
Author: Dennis
Camping in a Cow Pasture or making new old friends
I’ve never been fond of the day after the conclusion of the Red Ants Pants Music Festival. It’s time to move on to our next somewhat planned campsite. I don’t have anything specific to do in...
Medicine Rocks St Park 2023
I didn’t plan it, probably because I don’t plan hardly anything, but this mid-summer sojourn has turned into a time to visit “old friends.” Not necessarily actual people, although we did meet up with friends along...
The “Old Friends Tour”… Pt 1
We’ve begun our summer pilgrimage to places that hold a familiar charm for us. The Princess and I are well-acquainted with this journey, knowing exactly where to pause for a short or extended stay, as the...
Hovenweep – a derivative of a Ute word meaning “deserted valley.”
Mesa Verde National Park was the main attraction to the area to see Ancestral Pueblo cliff dwellings. Everyone has heard of this amazing place. This was not our first time there. We had last visited when...
Ute Mountain Tribal Park……. Cortez, CO
During our spring adventure, we made a big loop through Colorado, starting in the Denver area, then headed west to Grand Junction for the red rock scenery and wine country. Then we hopped over to Moab,...
Moab; nothing that some city planning couldn’t have avoided
There are probably several good reasons to consider staying in Moab, UT, although I can’t think of any at the moment. After leaving the Grand Junction area, the Princess and I drove eighty miles to be...
At the Confluence of the Gunnison and Colorado Rivers
I’m not quite sure when the last time I was in Grand Junction was, but a few years ago when we traveled with another couple on The California Zephyr train from Illinois on our way to...
Heading West by Southwest more or less anyway
It is only a few weeks since we left Nebraska and now, we are on another road trip that will eventually take us to Utah, with a couple of stops planned in Colorado. Our first scheduled...
Sandhill Crane Migration, be careful looking up
The Princess and I had the latest “Kellerman” novel playing through the truck sound system (for you older folks, you may remember this as the radio) as we ran the gauntlet of billboards educating us on...
