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So much to say… I’ll start by telling you I’m happy with the new mods. Probably my favorite done by Konrad is the double step. My hip joints are already feeling much better thank you. The TV is now hanging … Continue reading →

Yes, here we are in Surprise, Arizona. It’s one of the many suburbs of Phoenix, with endless shopping malls and strips, that run into the next burb, in all directions. It also has endless, huge RV resorts where snowbirds come … Continue reading →

Sunday morning, November 8, we head south 22 miles to Camp Verde. That’s the home of “Little House Customs, Arizona”. (“Little House” for “Casita”.) I made an appointment with Konrad about a month ago to have some work done on … Continue reading →

November 5, 2015 When we walk trails in the park I can see Tuzigoot National Monument in the distance. Time to see it close up. There is a $10 fee here, covered by the Senior Pass. Yay. “Tuzigoot” is a … Continue reading →

We leave Monument Valley on Sunday,eNovember 1, and drive SW across the Navajo Nation…Dinetah…home of the Diné. We travel miles and miles with an occasional almost unnoticed dirt road leading way off in the distance to a small group of … Continue reading →

(Pictures will be near the end) We arrive at Navajoland and Monument Valley with iffy weather ahead of us. I’m excited to be here, yet I have mixed emotions about this place in particular. I’ll try to explain, but some … Continue reading →

Approaching from the north on Hwy 191, on the right side of the road there is a wall…a very tall wall of red rocks. Not mountains, no it looks like a red wall. To the left there are the snow … Continue reading →

We have rain everyday here in Torrey. Not just a little bit either, but on and off every day, sometimes heavy, sometimes soft. One day we have rainbows! I see them four different times and one is a double rainbow! … Continue reading →

Friday October 16 It’s only 56 miles to Torrey, Utah where we stay at Thousand Lakes RV Park. Walls of red cliffs line the campground and the road for miles before we get here. Yes, I’ve seen red rocks before, … Continue reading →