Chasing the blue dot to find adventure…
On Sunday of our first weekend, we decided to do a day trip to the Brownsville/McAllen/Mission area. The area is a heavy "winter Texan" area, so we checked out RV parks in the area. We also did a short visit to the Bentsen Rio Grande Valley State Park. The drive is 3 hours each way, … Continue reading Texas: Our first weekend in Rockport, part 2
As I mentioned in my previous post, it was a mistake to do the trip in 2 days. It should be done in 3 days or more. A lot of full-time RVers do the same, travel either 4 hours or 200 miles per day. Anything more is tiring. Amarillo to San Angelo We left on … Continue reading Texas: Driving down to Rockport
Last year, I participated in the inaugural Collective book with two of my photographs. This year, I'm included in Collective II with two of my photographs from our RV travels in Utah last summer. This book is a collection of images from photographers the world over. This group of loosely connected commercial and editorial photographers … Continue reading The Collective II Fall 2020: Photographs from all over the world
With a long drive ahead of us, we left Deming around 8:30 a.m. We didn't unhook our Jeep when we pulled into our spot, so it didn't take very long to get ready to go. Welcome to Texas We stopped at the Texas Welcome Center in Anthony, Texas, right at Exit 1. While we couldn't … Continue reading Texas: Welcome to our new state
Yes, Congress is in Arizona, just outside of Wickenburg. 🙂 I have a doctor's appointment in Bullhead City today, but we didn't want to drive all the way there for such a short stay. We compromised and decided to go halfway, because on Saturday we'll be heading to Tucson. Leaving Mesa As we suspected when … Continue reading Arizona: Mesa to Congress
Yesterday, after more than 3 months mostly dry camping, we moved from Quartzsite to Mesa. We'll be in the area until the end of the month, at a Thousand Trails RV resort in Mesa. Our last morning in Quartzsite We had plenty of time to make sure we were ready to go, so leaving Quartzsite … Continue reading Arizona: Quartzsite to Mesa
We took our time on Wednesday, but we got on the road at about 10 a.m. to head to Albuquerque. As I mentioned in New Mexico: Rolling with the (weather) changes, we were trying to get out of Logan before the season's first snowfall hit. Despite the fact that the snow was supposed to stop by … Continue reading New Mexico: Logan to Albuquerque
