Our Route Day 2 Day 2 – Made it to the West Entrance Gate around 7 and we know the Canyon Area gets crowded, so decided to head there first. Didn't have a long wait…
4-Days in Yellowstone (Day 2 & 3)
4-Days in Yellowstone (Day 1)
Our next stop, Yellowstone. Oh, but wait, the Idaho Potato Museum? What is that about? So, once we saw that they had RV parking we made the stop in Blackfoot, Idaho. It’s a small, but…
A Few Days in Colorado and Off to Wyoming
Finally, it was time to take out Diablo on his next adventure. We were able to leave a couple days earlier than we had initially planned which was great. We booked a couple of nights…
An Engagement in Hawaii and Swimming with Turtles
Yes! Back in Hawaii. Any old excuse to go will do. Daughter Melissa and her girlfriend Kayla had never been. So, what a great opportunity to go back. Will and I headed out a week…
Jamaica – the Land of Sun, Fun, and Rum
This year we started out with some shorter vacations as they seemed to work better with our schedule. Before we set off for Jamaica, we had some free hotel nights to use before they expired.…
Diablo sweats it out in Arkansas and Texas
Took off the next morning for Tom Sawyer RV Park. It’s right along the banks of the Mississippi River in West Memphis, Arkansas. As the RV park is right along the banks of the river,…
Diablo Heads to Indy
Diablo was back on the road as we headed to Lathrop State Park. The park’s outside of Walsenburg, Colorado. We were here sometime last year and found it works as a good stopping point on…
From Norway to Sweden and Iceland then Home
We drove on to our spot for the night in Hunderfossen. This little town is outside Lillehammer, which hosted the Winter Olympics in 1994. We were staying in a resort area that has a Family…
The Geiranger Fjord and Hiking to Waterfalls
We had a nice drive to Hellesylt, this was where we took the ferry to Geiranger. As the small town of Hellesylt was overwhelmed with the cruise ship in town, we opted to take the…
Trains and Glaciers in Norway
We left fairly early the next morning, as we had tickets for the Flåmsbana. It’s a rail line that was opened in 1941 and traverses some picturesque scenery. It goes through 20 tunnels, 18 of…