What a wonderful National Park! There are two kinds of desert here, Mojave and Colorado, and they are certainly different in climate, landscape and the plants that grow in them. Be ready to drive because this is a very big park, but it’s worth it. We skimmed over the main points of interest this trip, and now know where we want to spend more time to explore when we visit again, and we will definitely visit again!
Up to the point of this post, our entries have been an attempt to come up to speed with what we have done the last few years. It’s a new blog so we had to catch up. We referenced old reservations, photographs and our sometimes faulty memories. Now that we are current, meaning there’s no more older Airstream camping to talk about, all posts from this point forward will be presented as soon after they happened as possible. The blisters on our fingers from all the typing will heal in time I’m sure.
Prior to 2013, when we went camping, we stayed in a tent. That was just fine until we started noticing just how hard the ground had become compared to a few years earlier and how much more difficult it was getting into and out of sleeping bags. That’s when I suggested to my wife …
Dents and Filiform 