It’s All About the Journey
"Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail." Ralph Waldo Emerson If you've never seen the story of [...] continue reading
Taking The Scenic Route – The Enchanted Circle, NM
I must say we've had some darn good travel mojo these past few months. We've hit the jackpot on both weather and camping, staying south of the big [...] continue reading
Is Boondocking Always Cheaper?
Boondocking is a word that frugal RVers love. The basic definition of boondocking (the way I use the word anyway) is camping for free or close to [...] continue reading
Art, Culture and Wine – Dixon, NM
We may be way out in the boonies, but don't let that fool you into thinking we're turning into hillbillies. Despite our occasional romps in the wild, [...] continue reading
You Know You’ve Been in the Desert Too Long When….
There are times in your life when you realize you're enjoying yourself too much. Or rather, something keeps nagging at you that you shouldn't be [...] continue reading
Bloomin’ Wonderful
It's been so bloomin' wonderful here by the Rio Grande Gorge that we've extended our stay. Since Monday of this week it's been only us and the host, [...] continue reading
The Great River of the North – Rio Grande Gorge, NM
Once upon a time, around 29 million years ago or so the earth moved. Two massive plates, the North American and Pacific scraped and opened up a rift [...] continue reading
Back in the Wilds and Summer Planning
Well, we're back in the wilds, off in the boonies and deep in the wilderness where the wild things roam. Although we enjoyed our brief stint in [...] continue reading
A Quick Left Turn at Albuquerque, NM
"I knew I should've made a left turn at Albuquerque." Bugs Bunny (1953) Albuquerque is the crossroads of New Mexico, and Bugs Bunny isn't the [...] continue reading
Taking Care of Bits & Bobs…
So, we've been in Albuquerque for the past few days stocking up ravenously on food and pet supplies, meeting friends, eating out, planning our summer [...] continue reading
900 Years of History in Sandstone – The Salinas Pueblos, NM
"Long ago a Pueblo man showed Salt Woman hospitality, even though her body was rough and scaly. In return, she made her home nearby in a lake, so that [...] continue reading
Going Native and Getting Dirty – Manzano Mountains, NM
It was a long and winding road...the end result being a rather remote and tiny campground up in the Manzano Mountains where we've been hanging out and [...] continue reading
