April 2-9, 2018 Hilton Head is one of those places that we have been meaning to visit for a while but for some reason or other, we never have. Now that we are finally here, we decided within minutes of arriving, that it will become one of our go to spring time destination places. This … More Hilton Head Island, South Carolina with day trip to Savannah, Georgia.
St. Louis is the gateway to the West, so it was only fitting that we stopped here on our way East…. ok I admit that the anology doesn’t work as well if you’re coming from the West but we are headed home to North Carolina after a 2 1/2 month westward tour. Besides, Leo was … More Gateway Arch, St. Louis, MO
July 8th After two and a half months on the road we’re making a southeastern turn towards home but we plan to take advantage of every and any interesting stop along the way. One of these (which Leo really wanted to see) it’s the Little Big Horn Battlefield Memorial. We rolled into the 7th … More Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, Montana
June 27 Two years ago we stopped in Jackson Hole for a few days on our way to Yellowstone and we loved it so much that we decided that the next time we passed close to this area we would make a point of staying for at least a week to enjoy all this town, … More Jackson Hole, Wyoming
June 6-10 After a couple of days off the grid in Kodachrome Basin (no internet, cell or satellite reception, but we did have water and electricity!) it was a welcomed change to get cell coverage and internet when we checked into our new RV stop, Portal RV Resort in Moab… yeayy! It’s amazing how much … More Moab, Arches and Canyonland, Utah
June 4 We left Zion in the early morning on our way to our second stop in Utah’s grand circle of national parks. Our route took us through Utah’s first scenic road, highway 12, and wow, highway 12 did not disappoint. So much so that Leo kicked me out of the motor home to … More Bryce Canyon National Park and Kodachrome Basin State Park Campground, Utah
May 22-26 The drive to Sedona from Meteor Crater was about four hours and uphill most of the time. But everything that goes up must come down, so thank goodness for our diesel engine brake feature which made our descent much safer down the winding roads and into the Sedona Valley (which is still around 5000 … More Sedona, Arizona
May 19 We woke up this morning to a snow storm. Well it wasn’t as bad as that but snow was coming at us from over the mountains and the temperature was 32 degrees, that’s cold!!. So we settled in our motor home, snug as a bug in a rug and waited out the … More Taos Pueblo
May 16 Long ago when we planned this trip, we thought it would be nice to visit Abiquiu which is the home and studio of Georgia O’Keeffe. You have to make reservations for the house and studio tours way in advance as they only allow very few people at a time through the house to … More Abiquiu via Santuario de Chimayo and Ghost Ranch
May 9 Today we returned to the caves for a scheduled guided tour at 10am. The caverns are mostly self guided but this particular tour was ranger guided of areas not accesible to the general public. We had a group of about 50 people and the tours took us way down to the furthest ares … More Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico
Going Places with Lucy & Leo 