Posted by John T on July 01, 2012 at 14:09:12 from (199.190.54.237):
Sittin in the RV with AC on high in Moab Utah, over 100 degrees now, gonna have a cowboy dinner then cruise up the Colorado River tonight. Were about finished with Utahs Grand Circle: Zion, Bryce Canyon, Scenic HiWays 12 and 24,,,Capitol Reef Natl Park and 95 thru Glen Canyon to Natural Bridges then Canyonlands Natl Park then Dead Horse Point SP then Arches tomorrow whewwwwwwww Theres times we drove hours on hours with no towns or schools or homes or phone of course, not sure where the few people in the area go to work or school or the doctor?????????
If you like Mountains n Canyons n Valleys n Rock Formations n Arches n Bridges UTAH IS THE PLACE but the next time were takin it in May or October when its cooler n less yuppies.
Having done BOTH auto touring and RV touring WE LOVE THE FREEDOM OF THE RV LIFESTYLE THE BEST. Sure its three times the gas of auto touring butttttttttt I have my own clean comfy bed (know who slept in it the night before lol) n bathroom n shower n heat n AC, no different motel beds each night, no restaurtants three times a day, eat, snack n nap whenever we want wooooo hooooo
Headed to the Colorado Rockies next where its much cooler n watchin where the fires are???
It will be good to get "Back home again in Indiana" in a few weeks
God Bless yall n Happy 4th if I cant get back on line in the Mountains
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