Utah Summer 2017.
Best childhood on Lake Erie, many years in Pennsylvania, Manhattan and upstate NY, chucked it all to travel 5 years in an RV, settled in TX for awhile and back to north country, Lancaster PA. It's a diary, a cookbook and random thoughts. Follow along!
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Showing posts with label Idaho. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Idaho. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 01, 2020
Weathered
Labels: RV, ,camping, traveling, nomad
barns,
Idaho,
Idaho barns,
old barns,
weathered
I started this blog when I was living in NYC.. In 2009 we left the city and lived in a small town in upstate NY. We sold the house and contents in 2015, became nomads, traveling in our motor home for 5 years.. We now reside in TX.
Wednesday, February 21, 2018
Clouds
While we were in Ashton ID, we saw the most amazing clouds.
Enjoy
Next time, out and about in Idaho.
Labels: RV, ,camping, traveling, nomad
ashton ID,
clouds,
Idaho,
unusual cloud formations
I make stuff.
Monday, February 19, 2018
Our Visit to Mesa Falls ID
May 31, 2017
Mesa Falls ID
One day we visited Upper and Lower Mesa Falls. It was only about 15 miles from where we were staying, It's a perfect day trip but take plenty of bug spray!
There are wood steps and walkways down to the falls. You can hear the roaring falls as you get closer. The steps and boardwalk are very close to the water.
Mesa Falls ID
One day we visited Upper and Lower Mesa Falls. It was only about 15 miles from where we were staying, It's a perfect day trip but take plenty of bug spray!
There are wood steps and walkways down to the falls. You can hear the roaring falls as you get closer. The steps and boardwalk are very close to the water.
We had the best views of the falls, up close.
Labels: RV, ,camping, traveling, nomad
ashton ID,
falls,
Idaho,
mesa falls,
rainbow,
upper mesa falls,
water falls,
waterfalls
I make stuff.
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Yellowstone Here We Come!
May 1, 2017 Travel North
We said goodbye to Blue Lagoons and after a 3-day detour to La Feria in South TX to have our slide topper replaced, we were finally on our way north toward Yellowstone National Park.
We stayed at Walmart in Carlsbad NM the first night. That is where I got my first glimpse of the Rocky Mountains. They looked like distant ghosts.
We weren't in a hurry so we spent 3 days at Ramblin Rose RV Park in Santa Rosa NM so we could open up the slides and relax a few days. It was right on Rt 66 and we ate at the Comet Diner.
We went to see Blue Hole where kids were swimming and having a great time. It was a hot day and the water looked mighty cool.
After leaving Ramblin Rose RV Park, we saw lots of desert, scrub and rocks. Some folks think this is beautiful, but I thought it was boring. Miles and miles of desert, no towns, no houses, no trees.
As far as the eyes can see...
One of the bright spots was in Fort Collins CO when we visited Andy Warhol's famous Tomato Soup can situated at the School of the Arts, Colorado State University at Fort Collins. The soup can was part of a 1981 exhibit and signed by Warhol. It was restored in 2013.
We stopped at a roadside rest that was over-run with prairie dogs. Even though they were a nuisance, they sure were cute!
Is that the Rocky Mountains?
Stay tuned!
Labels: RV, ,camping, traveling, nomad
66,
Blue Hole,
Colorado,
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Idaho,
new mexico,
prairie dogs,
Rocky Mountains,
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Tomato soup can,
Utah,
Warhol soup can,
Yellowstone
I make stuff.
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