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Arches National Park

We’ve heard it over and over like many of you probably have; “You’ve got to go to Arches”, “You’ll just love Arches”, “Arches is the best”. So, off to Moab Utah we went to...

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Capitol Reef National Park

Capitol Reef is often the least popular of the Utah “Mighty 5” National Parks, and that’s only one reason you should add it to your bucket list. We spent almost two weeks in the...

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Monument Valley

What do Thelma & Louise, Forrest Gump, Back to the Future and old westerns such as Stagecoach and My Darling Clementine have in common? Well, they all used the backdrop and mystic vast openness...

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Kanab, Utah

Tucked seemingly in the middle of nowhere in far south central Utah is a small town called Kanab. With Bryce Canyon and Zion National Parks not too far to the west, the popular Page...

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Bryce Canyon

Bryce Canyon National Park is unique for many reasons. It’s actually one of the smaller national parks, but there is a whole lot of natural beauty packed into this 35,835 acre park. It’s also...

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Zion National Park

With Arizona clearly in our rear view mirror, we set our sights on Utah, and what an incredible first stop, Zion National Park. We met up with some friends that we shared the experience...

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Las Vegas: The Other Side

I’ve traveled to Las Vegas many times, mostly for business, and honestly after a couple of days I’m about done. However, I discovered a whole new side of Las Vegas on our recent trip....

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Sedona Verde Valley

The Sedona Verde Valley was our second stop wintering in Arizona. This area, north of Phoenix, spans the towns of Camp Verde and Prescott to the south, Sedona to the north and Cottonwood, Clarkdale...

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Casa Grande, Arizona

Casa Grande was our first snowbird wintering spot since living full-time in the motorhome. We stayed at a 55 and over resort, which was something very different for us. It made for tough decisions....