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Category Archives: Hiking
Cape Henlopen State Park, DE
November 7-9, 2019 Holly was slowly healing from her elbow surgery but was feeling much better. So we decided to escape for the weekend with our granddaughter Chloe. We aimed for Cape Henlopen, DE. The state park is well known … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Beach, Campgrounds, Hiking, History, Museums, Nature Notes, Parks
Tagged Cape Henlopen, Delaware
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park, ND
July 29 – August 3, 2019 WAY up north is a National Park well worth the drive. We’d heard about it and actually hoped to get there last summer with Chloe but it is so far away from anything else … Continue reading
Mesa Verde National Park – Wetherill Plateau
July 15-16, 2019 Because we toured Mesa Verde back in 2014 much of this summer’s trip with our granddaughter Chloe was a repeat for us. Last time we were here Wetherill Mesa had been closed for the winter so we … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, History, National Park, Scenic Drives
Tagged Colorado, Hiking, Pueblo
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Grand Canyon NP – North Rim
July 9, 2019 We don’t normally do an entire national park in one day, but we had to squeeze this one in between volunteer days at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. We left very early for the drive from Kanab, UT … Continue reading
Summer with the Granddaughter – 2019
June 27 – July 17, 2019 We were restricted to THREE weeks with our granddaughter, Chloe, this year due to her schedule back in Maryland. Our original plan was to visit Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, and possibly Glacier. That all … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, Hiking, Miscellaneous, National Park
Tagged Colorado, Family, Utah
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Flaming Gorge National Rec Area
May 18 – June 26 2019 This is our first, but hopefully not last, Interpretive Host job. We found an opening online, called, talked, made a deal, and headed for the Flaming Gorge NRA, all within a few days. We … Continue reading
Zion National Park
May 5-9, 2019 We visited Zion about 5 years ago but were cycling back to check out a possible site for our travel club’s 2020 reunion. John first asked why I booked four nights because we’ve been there – “What … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, National Park, Nature Notes
Tagged condor, Hiking, RV, springdale, Utah, Zion Canyon
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Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, Kanab, UT
April 30-May 4, & May 9-13 2019 While camped at Lee’s Ferry Campground we chatted with our neighbor and he told us we HAD to go to the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, Utah. We kinda’, maybe, sorta’ heard … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, Hiking, Nature Notes, Parks, Restaurants
Tagged Angel Canyon, Animal Rescue, Best Friends Animial Sanctuary, Save Them All, Utah
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Lee’s Ferry & Marble Canyon
April 17-21, 2019 We headed east out of Grand Canyon National Park, skirted the beautiful canyons on the Little Colorado River and swung north and up toward Page. Before the climb up to that plateau we angled west on 89A … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, Hiking, History, National Park, Nature Notes, Restaurants, Scenic Drives
Tagged Arizona, Colorado River, Condors, Glen Canyon, Grand Canyon, Marble Canyon, Vermilion Cliffs
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Grand Canyon National Park
April 9-17, 2019 John’s Writing Assignment: Compare and contrast your two visits to the Grand Canyon. Glorious! Both times. There simply isn’t another word for it. On my first trip I was with a Boy Scout Troop that backpacked … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, Hiking, Museums, National Park
Tagged Bright Angel Trail, Colorado, Colorado River, Desert View Campground, elk, Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon Depot, Grand Canyon Village, Hermit's Rest, Hopi House, Kaibab National Forest, Kolb Studio, Mather Campground, Phantom Ranch, South Kaibab Trail, South Rim, South Rim Trail, Trailer Village, Tusayan Museum, Watchtower, Yavapai Geology Museum
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