San Antonio, Texas. I will admit that John really didn’t want to come here. He said that after being here for basic training in 1963 when he entered the Air Force, he didn’t want to come back. But after looking at a lot of pictures of the River Walk, I wanted to visit. So he […]
We entered our 13th state – Texas. The name of the campground is Hilltop RV Park. The owners have tried to contrast the stark white ground with colorful metal Texan yard art. Even the metal storage building was painted to look like a cowboy place. The historic area of Fort Stockton had signs you could […]
We left Pendaries, New Mexico and drove to Carlsbad, New Mexico. The office building has the same design as KOA campgrounds. In fact, when I checked in the lady told me that the previous manager was now the manager at the KOA where we stayed in Laramie, Wyoming. New Mexico seems to be all rock. […]
Pendaries RV Park Pendaries, New Mexico John has not been able to cook outside since before Kansas. It has just been too windy. The weather was so nice, we even ate outside. This is our 12th state and we have been gone 10 weeks. For our morning adventure, we took the pups with us. We […]
June 1-5, 2021 Circle the Wagons RV Park. To me, this Park is charming. It is in La Veta, Colorado. Our campground was right by the river. The surrounding country is beautiful. In Cucara, there is a delightful cafe called the Dog Grill and Bar. Pups are definitely welcome and we met many breeds. Highway […]
We left Laramie, Wyoming and entered Colorado at 10:45 Mountain Standard Time.. It was a pretty apprehensive drive because we were going up in elevation and the roads were curvy. But, we arrived safely at the Cripple Creek Hospitality House and RV Park. Gorgeous views of the mountains all around us. The town was saved […]
The reason we came to Laramie, Wyoming was to visit with our high school classmate, Flew Pringle. We have been trying to do this for a few summers, but circumstances had prevented it. This woman never stops. Flew is involved in several things with the senior citizens, a theatrical group, and the Moose Club. She […]
We played tourists today. Had a light breakfast and then took a train ride at the campground where we are. The main purpose of this trip were the bison. We learned that there IS a difference between Buffalo and bison. Those in our country are Bison. Originally, over 300,000 acres were owned by the first […]
Woke up to a foggy, wet, cold morning. Last night we ate dinner at The Senator’s Restaurant here at Terry Bison Ranch. We had the Prime Rib buffet. It was pretty good and there was entertainment. After eating some lunch, we decided to do a little exploring. We drove into the city of Cheyenne. As […]
Happy Friday! Still leaning about the blog. We are leaving Big Springs, NE today and heading to Cheyenne, Wyoming. Where we have been the past two days is a working farm. Haven’t seen too much work going on, but I don’t how much work cows need.