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We left Durango bright and early before the kids woke up to get to our next stop, The North Rim of The Grand Canyon. Meghan, however, had a mini stop planned that she had to see. We stopped to see Four Corners, the only place in the United States where you can stand in fourContinue reading “Grand Canyon – On the Edge”

We arrived early afternoon on the 4th of July at Riverside Resort & RV Park in Durango, Colorado. The kids were more excited for this stop than usual because their cousin, Joe, a recent college graduate living in Gunnison, Co. was coming to spend the night with us. We went into Durango for their 4thContinue reading “Zip Lines, Bulls and Rafts, Oh My!”

(Finally got decent internet connections – updated post with pics) Our next stop after Amarillo was a dot on the map called Mosca, CO.  Mosca is home to Great Sand Dunes National Park. We stayed at the Great Sand Dunes Oasis – just one mile outside of the park.  We made the drive down theContinue reading “Playing in the Sand”

We started our last day in Texas with an early hike around the rim of Palo Duro Canyon. This 3 mile trail was amazing and we got so many great pictures, we can’t even post them all. It was much cooler and the panhandle has a constant wind so it was a nice way toContinue reading “No "kicks" on Route 66”

We left Memphis on Wednesday at 4:30 am and made it to Amarillo, Texas by 5:00 p.m. Jeff managed to put over 200 miles behind us before the kids even woke up. I drove the last 375 miles of our 755 mile run to give him a chance to rest. We splashed around in theContinue reading “Feeling hot, hot, hot!!!”

We just spent two amazing days in Memphis, Tennessee, thanks to my brother, John, his wife, Beth and kids Tayler & Isaac. After driving another 200 miles from Nashville to Memphis, we spent our first night reconnecting with John’s family over beer, burgers and a dip in their swimming pool. The kids put our newContinue reading “Walking in Memphis”

With Saturday and 300 miles under our belts, we were welcomed to Tennessee by some rainy weather. The clouds across route 81 were really something to see.  So far, the only casualties on the trip were two hub caps off our tow vehicle (affectionately known as the “blue bomber”). We made good time and covered another 480Continue reading “Clouds & Cowboy Hats”

Hello friends. We are just one week away from our most ambitious RV experience ever. Five people, five weeks and 11 major American stops on our cross country tour.  We invite you to come along with us on our journey. We promise to let you in on all the fun and excitement from the stepsContinue reading “On the road again!”