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We spent two weeks at Cattail Cove State Park and loved it. The park is on the lake; the spots are spacious and shaded. The bathrooms are clean, and the RV park cared for every day. It’s a short walk to the beach, and it has a boat launch for those who need it. AContinue reading “CATTAIL COVE, LAKE HAVASU STATE PARK, AZ and NEEDLES, CALIFORNIA”

After spending four months in Apache Junction at Campground USA in Arizona, we are traveling again. Mike and I settled in Arizona for the winter, thinking it would be a rest time, but it was the opposite. We used the four months to get caught up with doctors, dentists, and surgeons. We were busier thanContinue reading “ON THE ROAD AGAIN”

We are in Arizona for the winter, and the end of 2021 brings an exciting time for Mike; he is officially retired. When we travel, we don’t have to plan around meetings, or if the WIFi is sufficient for Zoom. We can take a walk, hike, or bike ride anytime during the day. (After heContinue reading “MIKE IS OFFICIALLY RETIRED!”

We have a new member in our family; his name is Stanley. He was born on July 19th, 2021; July 19th is our anniversary! We flew to Ohio to get Stanley from Gloria Janes. My daughter, Missy, and son-in-law Josh have two miniature schnauzers from Gloria. They have Murphy; he’s the older man and aContinue reading “MEET STAN THE MAN”

What can I say about Steamboat? Possibly that it was excellent! We enjoyed some time at the Sheraton Steamboat Resort and took a nice break from the RV life. Ski areas are not just for skiing anymore. The time went by too fast. We explored, shopped, and ate some great food. Early morning we couldContinue reading “STEAMBOAT COLORADO”

If you are going through Lava HotSprings, Idaho, you must stop at this hot spring! A perfect recommendation by the Tecca’s, a couple we met in Columbia Falls, Montana. They were spot on about how wonderful it was; the landscaping was gorgeous (kudos to the landscaper), the water clean, and the heat was therapy forContinue reading “LAVA HOTSPRINGS, IDAHO”

We spent two days at Yellowstone, and it was not enough. I met an elderly gentleman that told me he’s come to Yellowstone for forty-nine years. He said, “I took a class about Yellowstone, and the teacher asked me why I kept coming back. I told him I wanted to see everything in Yellowstone beforeContinue reading “YELLOWSTONE”

Big Falls Inn, also known as Upper Mesa Fall Lodge, was not a disappointment; you’ll find it listed in the National Registry of Historic Places. If you’re in the area, take a ride and see the falls, it’s worth it. The grounds and pathway are meticulously cared for; the views are spectacular. The Falls areContinue reading “BIG FALLS INN AT MESA FALLS”

A day trip to Mt. Baker Ski Area took us on a beautiful ride. In the winter, Mt. Baker’s snowfall can be the most in the world. The 1998-99 season was a world record at one thousand one hundred and forty feet. The smell of pine, moisture in the air, and babbling streams proved toContinue reading “~MT. BAKER~”

We took a trip to Erie Mountain for some views, had lunch at The Little Red Hen in Coupeville, Washington (delicious), and bought some yummy coffee at The Cove Cafe. Later, we stopped in Langley, called The Village by the Sea, and I topped the day off with chocolates from Sweet Mona’s Chocolates. Some ChristmasContinue reading “ERIE MOUNTAIN, COUPEVILLE, AND LANGLEY WASHINGTON”