Becky and Greg traveling in our 2005 Kodiak B+, and now our 2003 Pleasure Way Excel-TS Class B. We have enjoyed several and continue to plan visits to State and National parks in all the United States and Canada.
8/28/2014 - Our Kodiak repairs
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Today I worked some on tile, radio, and carpet trim that still needed done. kinda finished up a few loose ends. When Becky got home from work, she made pork chops for dinner which were delicious.
5/10/2015 Sunny 74 deg. F today. We left Pocatello, Idaho and our visit with Aaron, Kimberly, Logan, and Peyton last evening. We stayed at Sam's Club last night. Quiet and we sleep well. We are heading toward Salt Lake City today via I-15 to see the Mormon Tabernacle . Aaron was very helpful giving us different routes to take. We chose the safe less scenic route because of the snow predicted. We still enjoyed the drive. Snow top mountains are beautiful. We continued South to Provo, Utah . Becky and I went to Ruby Steak House to celebrate Mother's Day. We enjoyed a good Prime Rib dinner, then back to Sam's Club parking lot for the night. I'm
11/30/2014 Left home at 12:00 p.m. heading south to Key West Florida for Becky's Birthday. First stop, Collier Seminole State Park. Nice small park. Collier-Seminole State Park Highlights Video: Experience the natural beauty and wildlife of the Everglades, Collier-Seminole State Park . The 7,271-acre park lies partly within the great mangrove swamp of southern Florida, one of the largest mangrove swamps in the world. Collier-Seminole also contains one of the three original stands of the rare royal palm in Florida. The park is the site of a National Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark, the last existing Bay City Walking Dredge . Built in 1924, it was used to build the Tamiami Trail Highway (U.S. 41) through the Everglades and Big Cypress Swamp, linking Tampa and Miami and opening southwest Florida to travelers. National Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark, the last existing Bay City Walking Dredge . Built in 19...
4/30/2015 Left Rapid City SD Flying J to Custer State Park SD. Windy cool day. We made a stop at a RV shop to have a leak repaired in our Generator gas line. Meet a couple local ladies that own and travel in a C Class Motor Home. Nice talking with them and sharing experiences. We stopped continued on to Keystone SD. About a 40 min. drive to Keystone SD. Keystone is about 3 miles from the monument. Rained while we were their, so we continued South to Custer State Park, SD to camp for the night. Cost $15.00 for 7 day State Park pass, and $26.00 for one nights camping with electricity. Nice Camp ground. Tomorrow we will explore the park scenic loop before moving on to Crazy Horse and Mount Rushmore National Monument.
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