November 2021
Utah Continued… Technically we were in Utah from mid October through December (and in a minute you’ll see why), but for ease of breaking down the blog posts, I’m going to separate our travels by months. Let’s face it, Eric … Continued
Utah Continued… Technically we were in Utah from mid October through December (and in a minute you’ll see why), but for ease of breaking down the blog posts, I’m going to separate our travels by months. Let’s face it, Eric … Continued
Idaho It’s really difficult to be sad about leaving Montana while heading to your other favorite state: Idaho. Or as I like to say, Idahome <3 I may no longer have the privilege of physically living in Idaho, but my … Continued
After exploring West Central Montana (as shown in the previous blog post, Idaho to Montana), Eric and I couldn’t muster up the strength to leave the glorious mountains, tropical-esque waters and friendly nature of this beautiful state. Perhaps Eric would … Continued
Welcome to this month’s blog post, “On the Road: Idaho to Montana”. The last 2 weeks have been a bit of whirlwind to say the least as we’ve traveled through Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana. We have covered some major ground, … Continued
This was a busy month as we moved around more than usual exploring Northern Utah. We hit many new areas including Bryce Canyon-Manti-La Sal-Flaming Gorge-Bear Lake AND MORE! All of us has a wonderful time checking out what quickly became … Continued
Two months goes by in a flash when you’re semi-retired! It feels like nothing and everything has happened since the last blog update. A life of hiking, biking, and dog training really makes the days tick by much too fast. … Continued
Arizona greeted us with warm rays and so many options for dispersed camping we didn’t know what to do with ourselves. After traveling through Arkansas, Texas, and New Mexico it was a welcomed treat to be able to camp for … Continued
After spending time in Southwestern Texas, we opted to head north to New Mexico with no particular plan and minimal expectations. Eric spent a short time in Carlsbad during his twenties, but I had only driven through via I-40. Ultimately, … Continued
Texas is a beast. Boasting nearly 270,000 square miles of terrain with 7 distinct regions from hill country, mountains, and coastline to basins, prairies, and plains, I suppose one could say that Texas has it all. Driving through was no … Continued