Rockin'RoVers

Goodbye Utah: I know its kind of quick but it's time for an update.  We have been in Utah about two weeks.  In Moab we were very busy, but here in ("here" is really in the middle of no where but we will call it Glendale) Glendale we have slowed down considerably.  Some of that was because we just wanted to slow down for a few days, and we actually had rain (and hail) yesterday.  We decided on a PJ/movie/book day. Now that is not to say we are not  seeing what Utah has to offer.  Moab, Arches National Park, Dead-Horse State Park, and Canyonland National Monument were breath-taking. ( You will notice as you read I have run out of adjectives)  You have seen many of the pictures (not nearly all) we took, and for the millionth time let me reiterate, pictures just don't tell the story completely.  Hoodoos, the name for all those strange shaped towers of rock, are as unique as finger prints. Mom hikes too ! There are thousands upon thousands...

That's it for Colorado: After two months in this extra ordinary state, this morning we move on to Utah.  Our experience in Colorado has been exceptional.  Not just because we are new to this full time game, but because Colorado is exceptional in many ways.  Of course we learned a ton about full timing.  For example  pulling out of a parking spot can be just as tricky as pulling in.   Woops  #@%#@ Or if the weather forecast says it is going to be hot, do not get a 30 amp spot ( You can't run both AC's  at the same time with 30 amps) Juggling micro wave, hot water heater, toaster, and hair dryer with only one AC is a pain in the pa-toot. It was HOT!   But most of all, because of our experiences seeing this "amazing" state created by God just so we could look in awe and wonder, know that He is, and softly say in our hearts thank you Father. After we left Leadville we proceeded to Grand Junction, j...