Abbey Inn Cedar City

... the town itself is not the major attraction, but the area surrounding it is). <br>Cedar City didn't list much in the way of campgrounds so I stayed in Kanarraville, a little spit of a town. But, the campground had a shower, and I was in grave need, and a laundromat...Roxi's hairy and her blankies needed washing. It was also suppose to storm...I wanted to be plugged in. Shortly after arriving, Steve greeted me...my neighbor ...

... RV. I was so freaked out that I literally ran back to our safe zone. You would think my fear of darkness would subside at my age, what a loser. Now the sun is up and I&#8217;m drinking a cup of Via coffee from Starbucks, it really does taste like brewed coffee rather than instant. I&#8217;m going to make eggs, bacon, and biscuits for breakfast so I better get started.<br><br>We followed 50 east but somehow turned off on 93 north. We turned around in McGill and ...

... museum is being expanded, and although the new area was not open yet, I snuck under the curtain and snapped some photos of the new rooms. <br>Outside is a metal jail, school house, tools, more carriages, wheels, ski equipment. It's all here, and hard not to look in every nook and cranny. <br><br>We had planned to stop at Valley of the Fires State Park, one of my favorites, before we got into Vegas, but just ran out of time.

... holidays, the casino market is quite obviously Gen-Y (or late Gen-X), with no kids and loads of spending money. Its all sleek, sexy and exclusive. Makes it hard to find a cheap muffin place or a subway for a quick bite to eat for breakfast. And on our way to the airport, we notice that the entire front of the pyramid at Luxor is covered in an enormous advertisement for Absolute Vodka. Better buying a post card because the photos are ruined. But ...

... I got here and headed straight for the hot-tub and pool where I swam, stretched my legs and relaxed for a good hour-and-a-half. Returned to my campsite for dinner and to plan the next couple of days. I have officially reached the point where I am looking forward to being done with sight-seeing. I have seen so much in the past 3 weeks that it feels like it's been 3 months. I have plans to see Zion, Bryce and Escalante tomorrow if time permits before heading south to relax ...

... to the lamp base is made from deer antlers! Hmmm, cue Tegs, the wannabe Vet wandering round the place muttering "cruelty to animals" every few minutes. She quickly fell asleep on the sofa, cuddling Pussell the cat. We decided after Vomit Night, we would sacrifice sleeping in peace on the top floor with the fantastic en suite, to sleep in the room next to the kids room on the ground floor. Will this be a quieter night? Please ?

Hello everyone: It's been an adventurous two days already. We left Atlanta 1 hour late but arrived in Vegas and made it to our great hotel in good shape. We were excited to learn that our RV is a brand new 2008 model with 2,040 miles on it. We're the first campers. It is truly over 100 here everyday, but it is a dry heat and very windy. After a one hour trip to a new Super ...

... a tree it is a cactus but I guess Joshua Cactus doesn't sound as good, especially not for the name of U2's best album. After a few hours of desert we finally reached the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. It would be rude of me not to tell you about this great natural attraction. Formed by the Colorado River (the longest in the US running from the Rockies all the way to LA) over several million years, the Canyon is 440km long and on average about 16km wide. From the South Rim where we were ...

... to take the Horse Trail, another strenuous but scenic trail throughout the canyon. After finishing that trail, we decided to hike the Peek-a-Boo loop trial, a 3 mile round trip around the canyon with many up and down hill portions. About halfway through the trail, pat of our group saw an actual group of horseback riders on the same trail (we had to move to the side of the trail calmly and quietly). The group ...