We arrived at the 85th Annual Donkey Derby Days just in time for the Parade! The streets were lined with people. Many were dressed in early 1900&...
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Took a drive into Cripple Creek, Colorado this weekend and what a beautiful drive it was! The views of the the Sangres Mountain Range is spectacular a...
Read MoreThe Jackasses of Cripple Creek, Colorado
Four years ago the start of something special took place in Woodland Park, Colorado. A husband and wife, Dennis and Emilie, were tired of working sepa...
Read MoreCafe Leo – Changing the World One Cup at a Time
Today is the day to celebrate this awesome planet that we call home. The first Earth Day was celebrated 45 years ago when millions of people rallied t...
Read MorePaper Plates vs. Ceramic Plates on Earth Day
Baaa! Baaaa! I rolled over half in and half out of consciousness…Baaaa! Baaa! “Is that a goat?” I asked Chris as I rubbed my eyes c...
Read MoreThe Goats of Gridley, California
The Donner Pass Summit Tunnel Hike was a fantastic hike, filled with spectacular views, American history and snow…lots and lots of snow! Coming ...
Read MoreA Day at Donner Pass Summit
On our way home from the Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado we thought we would take the road less traveled, because…well, because that&...
Read MoreRiding the Cosmic Highway to the UFO Tower in Colorado
Once you have made the decision to leave your 2.500 sq ft home and live in your 100 sq ft RV full time, space can become a real issue. Keeping all y...
Read MoreFashion Your RV into a Home
Since I have been living full time in our RV there have been a few questions that I am asked quite frequently. Keep in mind, I am fairly new to this l...
Read More5 Common RV Questions Asked by Non-RV’ers
The “Right to Free Speech”. Some claim that this is a ‘God given right’, but truth be told, it is a right that was given to us...
Read MoreSigns! Everywhere are Signs!
We happened upon the Mother Orange Tree during one of our “let’s drive around and see what we can find” days. We were leaving the L...
Read MoreThe Mother of all Orange Trees!
So, the story goes that an adventurous man by the name of Alpaca Bob and his trusty, furry companion Buttercup travel the globe secretely obtaining r...
Read MoreThe Story of an Alpaca, a Sandwich and Man named Bob
Currently, we are staying in a little town called Gridley, California. Quaint little place of around 6,000 folks. During our first weekend here we d...
Read MoreThe Road to Paradise is Paved with Grafitti
Driftwood RV Park in Harbor, Oregon is a beautiful RV park situated across the street from the incredible Pacific Ocean as well as walking distance ...
Read MoreDriftwood RV Park in Harbor, Oregon
Rafting The Colorado River – Glen Canyon to Lee’s Ferry I believe I’m going to struggle with words on this one. I most assure...
Read MoreRafting The Colorado River – Glen Canyon Dam to Lee’s Ferry
This is a happy beagle. The reason she is so happy is that she is on a trail! It’s been three weeks since we were able to pull off a real hike...
Read MoreSunset Trail, Flagstaff, AZ
This was our first long term stop in “The West”. It was at Rocky Top Campground that we settled in and had our first “stay” ex...
Read MoreRocky Top Campground, CO – 10 “first” things learned at our first RV Park in Colorado.
West Lime Creek Trail was the last trail that we hiked before we left Colorado for the winter. The leaves were just starting to turn, the air was begi...
Read MoreA Cascade of Waterfalls on a Trail to Nowhere
There are just some things in life you have to do! Some things that you are so close to, that if you don’t do them, well then you just miss out!...
Read MoreFour Corners National Monument
We got up a bit early to start our hike through the Cheyenne Mountain State Park, as you do when you hike in Colorado. If you plan to hike a large m...
Read MoreCheyenne Mountain State Park aka Search for the Stargate
This hike contends with Pike Peak as my personal favorite. It was steep in some places and the trail narrows to but a thread in others, with large dro...
Read MoreCheeseman Canyon, CO
We ran across Gold Camp Road completely by happenstance, driving around one morning just to see what we could see. We were near Cripple Creek when...
Read MoreGold Camp Road, Cripple Creek, CO
The trail to Horeshief Falls and Pancake Rocks starts off at the same trail head, located next to Little Ike Tunnel off Highway 67 between Divide and ...
Read MoreRocks and Pancakes
Horsetheif Falls is located on Hwy 67 between Divide and Cripple Creek and is one of three trails that is located in this area. Pancake Rocks and ...
Read MoreHorsethief Falls and Other Awesome Places
It takes a real commitment to finish this totally incredible hike. The Manitou Incline ascends over 2,000 feet (610 m) of elevation in less than one ...
Read MoreManitou Incline, Manitou Springs, CO – Chris
When we first walked into the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo there was this tremendous “ROAR” coming from every speaker in the zoo! The source w...
Read MoreA Day at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Colorado Springs, CO
My parents have often told me that how beautiful Breckenridge, Colorado is and how I must go there. So we went and they were right. The drive alone ...
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The Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs, CO is aptly named. It truly appears to be a Garden of un-probable rocks, shape...
Read MoreGarden of the Gods, Colorado Springs, CO
Happy Mothers Day! We woke up a bit early and set off to enjoy our day. We enjoyed a lovely breakfast at my favorite restaurant in town, The Pantry!...
Read MoreHelen Hunt Falls and Other Surprises
We arrived in Colorado surfing on the leading edge of spring. Then we went up once we got here. We were camped at 9000 feet. Higher than this Flori...
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