Author Archives: Serene

No body contact with the water.  Can you imagine a reservoir that has animals living in and around it and allows boating – but does not allow human bodies to have contact with the water?  We were surprised to see … Continue reading →

A common RVing term is to refer to a regular home as “sticks and bricks.” We no longer have a “sticks and bricks”, having sold it in May, but that doesn’t mean we can’t appreciate a good home. We’ve seen … Continue reading →

We have been popping “In-N-Out” of campgrounds in California as we work our way south.  We have finally found some weather that isn’t cold, but it is not yet warm either.   We traveled along the Avenue of the Giants … Continue reading →

We enjoyed Christmas week in Boise!  We enjoyed staying with Natasha, Seth and Archer and being able to spend lots of time with them.  We also celebrated Archer’s first birthday with  Seth’s family, and my parents who came over from … Continue reading →

December is a great time to spend two weeks in Mazatlan, Mexico! We have been coming here for years during March/Spring Break due to my teaching schedule and it has always been crowded and busy at the resorts. This year … Continue reading →

We have spent a lot of time in the rain since I last wrote!   We stopped at Emigrant Lake County Park near Ashland, Oregon and had one nice weather day.  We explored a park trail and ended up with … Continue reading →

We spent a week at Lake of the Springs RV Resort, on the western side of the Sierras in northern California, or in other words, Our Own Private Idaho.   After seeing very few people from Idaho along this journey, there were 4 … Continue reading →

Our first “detour stop” was Soledad Canyon RV Resort near Acton, California. We arrived without drama and found a nice place on a ridge looking out at the San Gabriel Mountains. We did see this sign as we entered our camping … Continue reading →

We had an interesting drive through Death Valley! We are excited to go back someday, stay in the park, and really visit instead of just driving through. The area is so vast with many different landscapes,  as well as healthy … Continue reading →

This week we have been in Pahrump, Nevada – 60 miles west of Las Vegas and 60 miles east of Death Valley. We are in a nice park full of friendly snowbirds (like us) and with all kinds of amenities … Continue reading →