One interesting place to visit. We went to Tucson AZ and choose the San Xavier del Bac. It is a 350 year old mission that still runs a school for 150 students from the reservation.
Whee.....what a long three days.....we put a lot of miles on the vehicles and our bodies. When I last blogged we were at Dave's RV Park in Vanderhoof, BC. Gary said that this was one of the best kept campgrounds that we had visited. The bathrooms were spotless and the grounds and flowers matched. We aimed to go around 200 miles and stop.....somehow that didn't fall into place. We stopped for lunch at a rest area. I took this pictures overlooking the valley below from the camper door. You can see the screen door marks on the picture. All along this road, we passed original log houses and out buildings. It made you feel like you were travelling on the very path that the pioneers had taken. We finally found a campground in the canyon. Gary got out to take his movie pictures and asked me where we were and what was the name of the campground. Neither of us knew. We did have a good dinner. He grilled t-bone steaks, we had grilled potatoes, salad, and fried bread. Yu
I noticed that the last post was a Merry Christmas post. Wellllllllll..... Happy New Year! Yesterday, December 30, we headed to Florida. One more sticker added to the camper map. Yippee! I held the camera for five miles with the intention of not missing the change of state sign. I had it aimed at the side of the road and was viewing every sign along the way......about the time I pushed the button for this picture, the Driver (think next year we will promote him to Travel Planner--you know it is one of those things that employers do to delay a raise in pay) hit a BUMP! The next picture is on the way to our new campground. It is called Whispering Pines in Silver Springs, Florida. Gary booked this campground using our Passport America. We get full hookup sites for $14 per night. He has done a really good job picking out the sites. Don't you agree he needs a new title. Travel Planner he will be! Diesel is a little high $3.82 to $4.07. Today we drove around O
This day was probably one of my best for this trip. I had never been to the Badlands. The weather was perfect. Miss Priss was not. Gary thought she should go along. I decided I was going to get two shock collars. One for her when she yeps, and one for Gary when he sleeps while driving. The Badlands was interesting. They had buffalo grazing and a lot of native grass fields. We drove on dirt roads for 30 miles to cross this area. The dirt in places was a white color. I asked Gary what this was (I thought it might be salty) and he explained something about it did not or it did have a special chemical makeup that was above my head and memory. Our next stop was Wall, South Dakota, to visit the famous Wall Drug Store. I could not find my charms in this store. I did find a purse I liked in the store behind Gary and his silent friend. Handsome couple of gents! Gary was full and content as we ate lunch at the drug store. We were suppose to have hot beef sandwiches and I accid
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