Monthly Archives: May 2017

Bend, OR The weather was very nice last week so we were able to get out for a couple of hikes.  The first was on the Flatiron Rock Trail.  To get to the trailhead we drove east of Bend on … Continue reading →

Bend, OR Spring time in central Oregon is also “bug” time, which means the front of your vehicle becomes covered with them if you drive any distance.  We were especially impressed with the motorhome pictured below after it was driven … Continue reading →

Bend, OR We arrived in Bend to sunny skies and warm temperatures.  After getting set up in our beautiful site at Crown Villa RV Resort, we spent some time sitting outside enjoying a cold adult beverage. But the next morning … Continue reading →

Dayville, OR After reading Jodee’s post (On the Road Abode) about an interesting spot in the town of John Day, we just had to check it out for ourselves.  The Kam Wah Chung Interpretive Center seemed to be a bit … Continue reading →

Dayville, OR Dayville is a tiny little town with less than 150 residents.  But they do have a sense of humor. We came to Dayville because of its proximity to two of the three separate units of the John Day … Continue reading →

Dayville, OR After leaving Twin Falls, ID we continued northwest on I-84  about 20 miles past Boise, where we had two nights reserved at Ambassador RV Resort outside the town of Caldwell.  We booked two nights to give us a … Continue reading →

Twin Falls, ID We left the rocks of Moab, UT Monday morning and headed toward Salt Lake City.  As we drove north the rocks of Moab gave way to the snow covered peaks of the Manti-La Sal National Forest north … Continue reading →

Moab, UT OK, let’s finish up on our stay in Moab. LONGBOW ARCH This hike begins from the parking area for the Poison Spider Jeep road (and some dinosaur tracks) along Potash Road on the north side of the Colorado … Continue reading →

Moab, UT We’ve been very busy during our two week stay here in Moab.  David, Karen, and Cody (He’s a hiking dog!) are staying near us and have joined us for a number of adventures.   We’re behind again in … Continue reading →