The Journey Home - January 2020

[ski3pin]

The saga of our big winter adventure is now complete. The final chapter, part seven, is posted to our blog. You can find it here -

The Journey Home - January 2020

In a nutshell, it was a great trip. We are ready to take off again! Oh, but we already have. Stay tuned, there's another trip report in the works and involves one of our favorite places - Death Valley.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Oh, I am jealous! To see those fossil tracks must have been a genuine treat. Thanks for letting us tag along. Superb TR, as always.

 

[Taku]

Very nice trip. 26 months till we can take off the hills long term. Keep the TR's coming as we add new places to go see every time!

 

[Elken]

Yet another interesting trip report. The dinosaur tracks in the rocks are great. I made a couple javelina hunting trips to Arizona 15 - 20 years ago and was in both Copper Canyon and Superstition Mountain areas. Didn't know to look for fossilized tracks. Arizona is nice to visit in Jan / Feb when there is a foot of snow on the ground in Idaho.

Thanks again for thr TR

 

[ski3pin]

Oh, I am jealous! To see those fossil tracks must have been a genuine treat. Thanks for letting us tag along. Superb TR, as always.

Thanks Mr. Sage! You are most welcome!

 

[ski3pin]

Very nice trip. 26 months till we can take off the hills long term. Keep the TR's coming as we add new places to go see every time!

Thanks Taku! We'll keep working on it.

 

[ski3pin]

Yet another interesting trip report. The dinosaur tracks in the rocks are great. I made a couple javelina hunting trips to Arizona 15 - 20 years ago and was in both Copper Canyon and Superstition Mountain areas. Didn't know to look for fossilized tracks. Arizona is nice to visit in Jan / Feb when there is a foot of snow on the ground in Idaho.

Thanks again for thr TR

You are welcome, Elken! Thanks for the nice comment.

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Thank you very much Ski for the whole trip story.
What a great way to celebrate Christmas and the new year.
You took us to some awesome places and sites.
I appreciate the time you spend writing and posting your great stories.

Keep traveling and posting.
Thanks
Frank

PS your stop in Sedona reminds me of the Greg Brown song Boom Town.

 

[Occidental]

What a great trip, with a wonderful ending right back where you started at Benton. I read them all and greatly appreciate you taking the time to put them together. I am getting more excited more every day for getting the camper back on the truck, hitting the road and popping the top. Inspiration like this helps a lot!