Monthly Archives: October 2011

Back in early June we arrived in Michiana which is Northern Indiana and Southern Michigan. The goal was to see friends and work on the motorhome. What was great is that our friends Pete & Nancy got a chance to meet our friends Jim & Linda. We were so happy that we got to spend … Continue reading »

We wanted to visit St. George Utah and we ended up in this peaceful campground where we met great people Sandy and Phil (who lets his bear grow to be santa). Good Times. Queriamos visitar St. George, Utah y terminamos en este campamento bien pacífico donde nos conocimos gente muy linda, Sandy y Phil (que … Continue reading »

When we decided to go on our trip I knew I would want Yami to see some of the National Parks.  The National Parks really help tell the history of America; either from what the US might have look like hundreds of years ago or the connection of many of these places to sentinel events in our … Continue reading »

Hoover Dam, once known as Boulder Dam, is a concrete arch-gravity dam in the Black Canyon of the Colorado River, on the border between the US states of Arizona and Nevada. It was constructed between 1931 and 1936 during the Great Depression and was dedicated on September 30, 1935, by President Franklin Roosevelt. Its construction … Continue reading »

I spent my birthday at the beach, yes we headed to L.A. and Mark found this RV park just in front of the beach. I loved it! I just had to sit in the passenger seat to watch the sea and talk to my friends all day long. Mark took me to the movies and … Continue reading »

Giant Sequoia trees are the largest of a living things on the planet and a must-see on Yosemite. Giant Sequoias are neither the tallest nor the widest trees alive, but they are by volume the biggest. You now the reason why I had to see them and I was thinking that winnie the pooh house … Continue reading »