As I sit here cuddled up in my bed, my husband is trying to give our dog (Jack) a bath in our RV shower. I can see and hear their frustration, so I’m giving very helpful comments from the comfort of the bed. Ha-ha. Jack hasn’t had a bath in a very long time and… Continue reading Life Update: Living Full-time in a RV During a Pandemic
Kodachrome Basin State Park is a little hidden gem tucked right in between Bryce Canyon National Park and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. The park received its name in 1949 when the National Geographic Society asked the consent from Kodak Film Corp. to name the park Kodachrome after a type of film, due to the park’s… Continue reading Kodachrome Basin State Park, Utah
Recently, we visited Custer State Park located in Custer, South Dakota. The park is the largest and first state park in South Dakota. This past year the park turned 100 years old. It encompasses 71,000 acres with a variety of wildlife to see along trails, campgrounds, and beside the road. It also has 3 scenic… Continue reading Custer State Park
Okay, so a little backstory is needed. Back in 2007 I met a wonderful woman (Amy) through the ministry that I was involved with. We continued to do ministry on and off together until she recently relocated to Japan for her husbands’ job. We have been able to stay in touch through Facebook and Instagram. … Continue reading Pierce, ID…It Was Meant to Be
Today is a new day and a much shorter drive. We have a spot to go to and I am hoping for the best. I have heard that state park campgrounds are pretty darn nice. Ponderosa State Park is located on a 1,000-acre peninsula of Payette Lake in the town of McCall, ID. McCall has… Continue reading Ponderosa State Park – McCall, ID
