September was a busy month of travel and all without the RV. I think we made the best of the beautiful waning summer weather. Anderson Island is the southernmost island in Puget Sound almost 8 miles square. Accessible by a…
We have spent a summer visiting some of the major national parks and enjoyed each one. It takes a certain mind set to enjoy the area. The parks are overrun with visitors and are really getting loved to death. Thankfully…
We arrived in Crested Butte to boondock (stay on Bureau of Land Management Land with no power, water or structured camp sites). Washington Gulch is a gorgeous area with a rutty dirt road entrance and beautiful flower fields as a…
We finally made it in to Colorado after a more than a month in Utah. With the remote park locations we spent so much time at we were badly in need of supplies – everything from food, hiking shoes and…
We met up with friends at Capitol Reef National Park and had a great time. It is amazing scenery, a beautiful campground and so much fun to catch up with Jase and Lauri (wanderwasi.com). Capitol Reef (241,904 acres) encompasses…
We spent a magical week at Bryce enjoying the scenery enjoying the beautiful red rocks, the hoodoos and trail. Named after Ebenezer Bryce, who homesteaded in the area in 1874 and called ‘Bryce’s Canyon.’ This National Park covers 35,835 acres…
We spent a quick 3 days in Kuala Lumpur, the capitol of Malaysia. After so many small towns, it was overwhelming to be in a big city. We ate our way through the city and put many miles on our…
Bangkok, Thailand – Less than 1% of the total world population is in Thailand and over 8 million of them live in the the city of Bangkok. What I noticed most about Bangkok is, while crowded, the people are not…
