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Mount Rushmore, SD amazing sculptures (esculturas increibles)
Mount Rushmore has been one of my favorites so far. The presidents faces are huge 60 feet tall each. I have always liked art and carving is one style of art that I have a lot of respect of because is a methodical calculated art. If you carve too much you can’t put it back. … Continue reading
Black Hills, South Dakota beautiful mountains (hermosas montanias)
There is something special about these mountains. I like that there are lots of rock formations but slightly different than the rocky mountains. You see rock climbers on them. There are also rocks kind of like marmol you even see pieces that shine on the ground when you walk the trails. There are several short one … Continue reading
Douglas, Wyoming and their cowboys (y sus vaqueros)
Douglas is located in a grassland area. You can see more sky than land. It is a beautiful huge sky. Since there are no trees and mountains, just grass. Don’t know if is usually green but when we drove it was yellow all of it. Mark convinced me to go to the local fair. I … Continue reading
Estes Park CO and the Rocky Mountains (y las montanias rocosas)
The majority of the campgrounds allow you to make reservations but with 4 days in advance only. Which is not great for us because we like to improvise or check out the campground before making the decision to where we stay. The good thing is that in this area there are campgrounds with have of … Continue reading
Camp Hale, CO / LeadVille, CO / Vail, CO
We camped in Camp Hale were a militar division was trained for World War II. The only division that has ever been trained for cold weather, ski, climb. Marks post in his facebook “Camp Hale info. 14,500 soldiers were trained there for winter warfare along with 5000 mules and 200 dogs. 990 soldiers were killed … Continue reading
Mark’s First Post
Here are some of my favorite recent pictures and some back story. Camping along the Mississippi was one of the unexpected highlights of the trip. The weather was great, the campground was quiet and we had a fantastic spot. I was sitting outside the motorhome when I took this picture. The “bird” was … Continue reading
Buena Vista, CO cool view (realmente Buena Vista)
We stayed one day in Buena Vista at a private campground named KOA. The KOA campgrounds are kind of the best of the private ones and they are little more expensive too. They are family oriented. The people at this campground were very nice. They had horses which the dogs smelled when we were pulling … Continue reading
Pueblo, Colorado
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyyyyyyyyyyyy we are in Colorado, this area could potentially be our home in the future. We need to check it out inside and out. A month probably here will give us time to visit some cool places. We stayed in Pueblo Colorado State Park. It is the desert but still somewhat cool. We don’t need … Continue reading
driving, driving and driving (manejando, manejando y manejando)
Okay I have talked about many fun stuff but not everything is always fun and games of course you know me I am probably being a little drama queen. Since Mark is injured we need to keep him from getting an infection, while doing that guess who has to help on all of the manlish … Continue reading
If someone asks where are you from we proudly say Dallas TX (Si nos preguntan de donde son, respondemos orgullosos Dallas TX)
Texas is a rich state so Dallas is full of businesses and top of the line everything, roads, highways, shopping centers, restaurants, medical care. After traveling to other states I realized that there is money invested in texas just by looking at their cities, parks, roads and nice buildings. Like I mention before the only … Continue reading