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Tag Archives: Utah
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary – Again
June 29 – July 13, 2019 Twelve volunteer days, nineteen 4-hour shifts, two sanctuary tours, three bunny sleepovers, two doggie sleepovers, and two day trips – one to Zion National Park and the other to Grand Canyon’s North Rim. This … 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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Dinosaur National Monument
June 10, 2019 On August 17, 1909 Earl Douglass discovered eight tailbones of an Apatosaurus, previously known as a Brontosaurus. Years of digging uncovered bone after bone, skeleton after skeleton. Thousands and thousands of fossil bones were carefully cleaned, logged, … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, History, Museums, National Park
Tagged Colorado, Dinosaurs, Petroglyphs, 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
Black Tank Dump Valve – OH NO!!!
May 14… and, unfortunately, May 15, 2019 I include these “Trials and Tribulations” posts not to complain but because living in an RV is not all happy wandering and exploring with no worries. Sometimes things don’t go the way you … 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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Pipe Spring National Monument
May 1, 2019 Pipe Spring National Monument A Little History In the arid southwest, water is life. Over hundreds or thousands of years, snow melt and rainwater seep slowly through the sandstone and other porous rock layers until it reaches … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, History, Museums, National Park
Tagged Arizona, kanab, RV, Utah
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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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Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
April 26-28, 2019 We were able to book several nights in Wahweap Campground at Glen Canyon. The large, full hook up sites book up months in advance but we were able to get a no hook up site with only … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, Museums, National Park, Restaurants
Tagged Arizona, Dam, Glen Canyon, Lake Powell, Utah
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Dinosaur National Park – BUT NOT!
February 16, 2019 Fossil Discovery Exhibit An excellent ranger-led tour really got us excited about this fascinating exhibit. It was an excellent program at an excellent interpretive center. We learned that Big Bend encompasses a longer geologic timescale than any … Continue reading