The site is built and functional, but it’s still very much a work in progress. We’ll be adding older trips, photographs, places, campground notes, and other material as we go.
New travel posts will start picking up again as we get closer to heading south in early November. Until then, expect the site to keep filling in around the edges.
Why we keep stopping at Marfa’s historic Hotel Paisano, from its courtyard and architecture to its connection with the movie Giant.
Inside a small chapel in Santa Fe stands a remarkable wooden staircase with no central support post and a legend involving answered prayers and a mysterious carpenter who vanished without payment. I went to see it for myself, and the story is every bit as interesting as the staircase.
When we first started RVing, getting ready for a trip felt like a project. Whether we were leaving for two days or an extended trip, we spent an inordinate amount of time loading the RV. Clothes went back and forth. Refrigerator staples had to be moved. Kitchen gear had to
Scenic Park in South Sioux City keeps us close to family and friends, with a familiar campsite and time beside the Missouri River.
