We stopped in Monument, CO for four nights to go to our old church and spend time with old friends. (I wish we had done a better job at remembering to take photos with them, but were too busy catching up I guess.) Our plans to have dinner with the Read more…
The RV roof repair finally started going our way! The Progressive guy communicated with the service guy and the RV was ready to look at when he arrived. The damage was obvious, so a new roof was approved and ordered, and the service department started ripping off the old one Read more…
Instead of going through Kansas after leaving Jackson Lake State Park as planned, we went back to Monument and stayed at the CO Heights RV Resort while dealing with the hail damaged roof repair stuff. The RV shop kept stringing me along, trying to find a time when a bay Read more…
This state park was pretty remote, so we just hung out at the campground for a couple of days. We had to drive down a bumpy dirt road to get to our section of the campground which accommodated the larger rigs. The lake was nice enough, but there was a Read more…
It took longer than expected at the RV Shop (about 3 hours!) because we noticed the new refrigerator was really wobbly when the slide out was in; so they had to try to brace it better. It was starting to get dark when we arrived and by the time we Read more…
We dropped our RV off at the shop to get a few things worked on while back in Monument, where we could bum a room from our good friends Jason & Emily Schott. We scheduled a few weeks in the Monument / Colorado Springs area, to give us time to Read more…
The weather was awesome when we arrived at the North Sterling State Park, and we enjoyed sitting outside near the lake. Unfortunately, we must have missed a place on the roof where sealant needed patching, because Randy noticed ripples in the rubber membrane, where air must have gotten under it Read more…
We stayed at Lightner Creek Campground for four nights while we explored the Durango area. After driving around town to get our bearings, we parked in an Albertson’s parking lot near the river and walked along the Animas River Trail. We decided we’d like to bring our bikes with us Read more…
We stayed in Cortez, CO for four nights at our first Boondockers Welcome site. It was a great experience with hosts (Mack and Kay McInnes) that went above and beyond to make us feel welcome! When we mentioned to Kay that we were heading to Albuquerque for the Balloon Fiesta, Read more…
We decided to stop and spend a couple of nights near Rico, CO, boondocking next to the Dolores River at Ewing Gulch Dispersed Camping. It was a nice open field near the road, so it was easy to get in and out of. It got a little chilly at night, Read more…
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