Hiking in the desert is normally like this: cactus, no shade, brown from the ground up, dirt hills and more cactus. Brad is really good at finding hikes and found a couple of hiking spots that offered views of a lake (yes, there is water in the desert), colorful flowers and real mountains views, not … More A Pleasant Surprise
Hello everyone! We (really Jennifer) got a bit behind on blog posts so we (both of us, really) apologize. Hopefully everyone follows us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter as I (Jennifer again 🤪) post more frequently there. It is now the last day of April and we are wrapping up our time in the Phoenix … More State 48
Agh, we almost catch up with the blog to fall behind. So sorry fans! This is the last post about the Grand Tetons (we left there in September, yikes!) so here is goes….. We had so many great experiences at Grand Teton and most were a first for us. This was our first time work … More Many Firsts
Life is too short. We hear it all the time but do we really listen to the message behind the words? I don’t think we do because if we did, people would be living happier lives.There would be less complaining and more praise, acceptance and gratefulness; people would completely forgive others (and themselves) and … More Live and Love Life
We had been in Utah for 4 month before we drove to Grand Teton so we thought we would be ok with the elevation gain going to Wyoming but we were wrong. The 2,300 feet gain from Utah to Wyoming impacted us for the first few weeks-we were tired all the time, got short of … More Gaining 2, 300 feet
Since our last blog post we have been asked what’s it like being a work camper. I (Jennifer) worked at the largest campground within Grand Teton National Park so this was our life during those two months: *Amazing mountain views…. everyday *Endless hiking trails *Endless sightseeing *Wildlife, everywhere! Bears, foxes, elk, moose, bison, pica, wolves, … More Being a work camper
It was hot in Provo during the summer and due to the heat and my (Jennifer) work schedule, we didn’t do much hiking in June and July. We hiked Maple Mountain to a small pond within the mountains peaks early one warm Sunday morning and hiked the “Y” on the 4th of July, as we … More How a mini vacation turns into a job
July 30th marked three years on the road and we cannot believe how fast the time has gone by! We first left Seattle for our RV adventure, not knowing what to expect but just knowing we were going to give it a try for a year. We have enjoyed these last three years, seeing and … More Road Year Three
The Timpanogos Cave tour was something that was on must see list from last year when we were here but we ran out of time due to the cave not opening until early summer and closing by mid-September. We got here in Provo in April and got our tickets for the cave tour soon after … More One of the darkest places on Earth
We are back in Utah and it’s nice to be surrounded by familiar places and faces for the spring and summer months. We are not sure how long we will be here but we will be enjoying the sunshine and mountains in the meantime. When we first got here in April it was … More Back in Utah
Roaming Free In An RV 