We are still in Duncan working out the next leg of our journey and getting our chores done. We went for a hike (approximately 10 km) on Maple Mountain in Crofton. There were a few well marked trails (blue, yellow and pink routes). We took the blue trail out and the yellow back along the coast … Continue reading Maple Mountain BC
We were a little shocked when it started to snow on our drive to Crater Lake. The snow was about 8-10 feet deep Standing by the edge of the crater almost 2,000 feet high. Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States and number 10 in the world. Crater Lake was created around … Continue reading Crater Lake National Park
We wanted to fly Tyler to Mazatlan for a visit in January but he was unable to take time off until April. As we were heading North, we decided to fly him out to Vegas. I took him out to the Hoover Dam and did the tour. No pictures this time as I already posted on … Continue reading Las Vegas again
We decided to do some boon docking near Lake Havasu at a place called “Craggy Wash”. Beautiful hidden valley with hills surrounding us. So far, the best boon docking to date. There were five peaks surrounding our camping spot and we climbed all five of them during our 3 day stay. Here is a view … Continue reading Lake Havasu
On our way up North, we decided to take a side trip to see the Grand Canyon by rail. The train ride took about 2 1/2 hours from Williams, Arizona. We decided to go old school and take the 1923 Pullman Car to the canyon. We could have taken a 1950’s car with a luxury … Continue reading Grand Canyon
On the way to the Grand Canyon, we stopped at the Petrified Forest National Park. These trees are 50-200 million years old. The petrified trees look like precious gems when they are shining in the sun. As the trees died they were covered in sediment, then soaked up the water and silica from volcanic … Continue reading Petrified Forest National Park
A few of our friends have been to Old Bisbee and loved it. Since we were in Tombstone, we decided to take a day trip to check it out. “Old Bisbee” is home to a thriving downtown art scene. Most of the buildings have been beautifully restored and because the city plan was laid out … Continue reading Bisbee, Arizona
We had to stop in Tombstone and get a feel for the Wild West. We spent the day walking down the streets and checking out the shops and museums. There were a lot of the original buildings still standing. There were lots of actors and actresses dressed up in full western wear eager to get you … Continue reading Tombstone
We thoroughly enjoyed our two months in Mazatlan and could have easily spent more time there. Sad to say good bye to some great friends we made while there. We will ‘see you’ …that’s for sure! We left Mazatlan on April 7th and drove to San Carlos. It was a long drive but not so … Continue reading Adios Mexico
I had a great time at Diego’s with a few friends. $275 pesos ($20) all you can drink and live music! Day of the dead statue at La Catrina’s. Had to share this picture from Katrina. Having some fun on the beach. Picture compliments of Oscar…photographer extraordinaire! Maddie jumping off a whale skull. Love Oscar’s … Continue reading Misc Mazatlan
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