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Pleasure-Way Lexor TS Camper Van and a Hot Air Balloon

A blog about exploring North America in a Camper Van and a Sailboat.

  • Mesa Verde National Park

    Mesa Verde National Park

    After a great experience in Durango, we headed 36 miles west to Mesa Verde National Park for the weekend. Gateway to the park, the visitor’s center has a small museum and rangers to answer questions. This is also where you sign up for guided tours of the cliff dwellings. Pictographs in the foreground give way…

    May 25, 2019
  • Durango Shop Tour

    Durango Shop Tour

    Another night at United Campground in Durango allowed early morning photos of the trains heading north to Silverton. You can just see our van behind locomotive 480. Strapped the cell phone to a fence post for video. I’ll post a link here once that is uploaded to YouTube. All the train crews, like this engineer,…

    May 24, 2019
  • Historic Rail Adventure

    Historic Rail Adventure

    Today is the day we get to ride the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad!  Not dissuaded by the 40° chill, I’m excited to be up and on our way to town at just before 0700. Greeting us on the street is K-28 #476, the locomotive that will be pulling us to Silverton. as it…

    May 23, 2019
  • Aztec Ruins to Durango

    Aztec Ruins to Durango

    Though it was cool enough overnight to use our little electric heater, a sunny morning warmed us to 52° by 1000. We took one more walk to the San Juan River before leaving Cottonwood Campground, but didn’t spot any wildlife. Aztec Ruins National Monument was today’s first stop. The visitor’s center is actually a house…

    May 22, 2019
  • Gems and the Divide

    Gems and the Divide

    The day dawned over Escondida Lake revealing a blue sky and an almost full moon. It was a welcome sight after last nights wind and rain. The students from New Mexico State were busy drying out tents and sleeping bags in the chilly (44°) air. After breakfast we drove 15 minutes to the campus of…

    May 21, 2019
  • Petroglyphs and Pueblo Culture

    Petroglyphs and Pueblo Culture

    Monday morning we bounced down the dirt road back to the city of Albuquerque to fill the propane tank and dump our waste water tanks at a Speedway station. With chores completed, we drove to Petroglyph National Monument. The visitor center provided information on three trails, none of which is within walking distance. Choosing the…

    May 20, 2019

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