Monthly Archives: March 2016

Bluff, UT On Tuesday we drove almost 50 miles east to visit Hovenweep National Monument.  The monument was established in 1923 to protect five prehistoric ancestral Pueblo canyon villages located along a 16 mile stretch of land near the Colorado … Continue reading →

Bluff, UT Bluff is a very small town (pop. 320) in the southeast corner of Utah.  Like most communities in Utah it was settled by members of the Church of the Latter Day Saints (Mormons).  We have visited Bluff twice … Continue reading →

Bluff, UT On Thursday we left Wahweap RV Park on the south side of Lake Powell and headed for Bluff, Ut.  The 180 mile trip goes right through Monument Valley, one of the most scenic drives in the country.  The … Continue reading →

Page, AZ While we do have great views of Lake Powell from our site at Wahweap RV Park, the best way to really experience the beauty of the lake is by boat.  With this in mind Dave and Sue did … Continue reading →

Page, AZ On Sunday we invited Dave and Sue to join us for a visit to two interesting locations along Rte. 89 west of Page.  For the first stop we drove about 34 miles to a dirt road on the … Continue reading →

Page, AZ Our move from Congress to Page was about 300 miles, a long drive for us.  So Thursday we were up at dawn (literally at dawn!) and on the road by 6:45.  We had to go south on Rte.60 … Continue reading →

Congress, AZ We’ve really enjoyed our stay here in Congress, especially with the beautiful site we have been on in North Ranch thanks to Janna and Mike (Tin TeePee/Log Cabin).  We didn’t get to see them very much during our … Continue reading →

Congress, AZ For a long time we have been followers of The Bayfield Bunch blog.  Al and Kelly are from Bayfield, Ontario along the shores of Lake Huron but  during the winter they spend much of their time at a … Continue reading →

Congress, AZ The city of Prescott is only fifty miles north of us on Rte 89.  We found that we really liked the area during a week stay there last year and looked forward to a return visit.  We knew the … Continue reading →

Congress, AZ When we made a brief visit to this area three years ago, we drove north of Congress to check out an abandoned mine and some Crested Saguaros in the area.  So a few days ago we drove back … Continue reading →