I'm almost tempted to get rid of the house, sell all my tools and stuff, buy one of those 4 slide jobs and hit the highways. About 10 years later, sell the RV and buy a small house waaaay out in the country for the three of us.

Abrignac wrote:

Funny I was thought there was a river at the bottom of the Grand Canyon guess not.

teedubbya wrote:

I don't remember ever being thirsty or my wallet lightening to get past my thirst. I do remember being cold and warned about hypothermia at night. I also remember a dicy ride back from flagstaff to phx due to ice and snow.

I'm not sure how to enter from the bottom of the canyon or where that would be. When were you there? I've been there quite a few times but it's always just a day trip (or two) compared to the other parks. The wait period for hotel or camping at the bottom is prohibitive too. I'm not sure you could get it done this year.

A day or two in Sedona is nice too. I need to get back there. The whole area is beautiful and IMHO a must see at least once.

All that aside I still vote for Alaska.

teedubbya wrote:

Um,,,

have you EVER filled up a RV with fuel ?

each time it's a small house payment...


wheel,

wheelrite wrote:

Theodore Roosevelt National Park. South Unit is my favorite, but the North Unit is a little more rugged. Probably bore most people though. Grass, badlands, buffalo and the Little Missouri river. Oh, and horses too.

Was in Yellowstone three weeks ago. Not my kind of place. Too many trees, too many mountains. Some of the geothermal features were cool though. Got altitude sickness on my anniversary and spent the afternoon, evening and night puking my guts out. Couldn't get out of there quick enough the next day.





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calavera wrote:

Canyonlands NP is pretty cool. You can also hit Moab when you are there. Both are really great places.

Buckwheat wrote:

Wfe wants to get an RV when I retire. Says she wants us and our daughter to toot around the US. Sounds like a plan to me.

Abrignac wrote: