Galveston Texas
Galveston was our destination for the fourth week of full-time RV living in the Georgetown 32J7… and the scene of the crime for our first RV experience a year early in “the rental”. We...
Category: Destinations
Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park is like nowhere else on Earth. Proclaimed the first National park in 1872 by President Ulysses S, Grant, the park turned 150 years old this year. We had the great privilege...
Kerrville Texas
When it comes to Texas, there is a huge variety in the Lone Star State. The state differs dramatically from the piney woods to the Rio Grand valley and from the windy and snowy...
Grand Teton Overview
We returned to Grand Teton National Park this Fall and picked up where we left off last year with all new adventures.
Hidden Falls and Inspiration Point
Jenny Lake is one of the staples of Grand Teton National Park, and a must see when you visit this amazing place. The view from the Jenny Lake overlook is one of our favorites....
Crockett Texas
Crockett may not be a destination that’s on your bucket list but this small East Texas town has a lot to offer. I have to admit, we scheduled this stop simply because it was...
Lander Wyoming
Updated November 2023 to add new content at the end of the blog from our return visit. Located a couple hours South of Grand Teton National Park at about 5,200 feet above sea level...
Big Bend Overview
On the way to nowhere, where the desert meets the mountains and the Rio Grand divides two countries you will find Big Bend National park, an often forgotten national park for those who reside...
Lost Mine Trail
Lost Mine Trail is one of the most popular hiking trails in Big Bend, and for good reason. I recommend hiking this early in the morning for two reasons – it’s much cooler and...
The Window Trail
Simply calling this a hiking trail is minimizing what it really is. It would be better characterized as a spiritual experience. The start of the hike is within a peaceful desert meadow. The sense...
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