Go West Inn And Suites Monticello

... I didn't have to drive, but I also felt really bad for Silas. But after driving on these roads I will NEVER complain about regular gravel roads again!!<br> On the drive out there, since we'd never been out there and there were very few signs, T would stop at every junction so we could catch up with her and know where to go. At one point we were on a part of the road with a semi steep drop-off on one side and as we came around a corner we ...

... there are still two on there, but all the bad ones are off!<br> Then we went to the car wash to clean it up and get all the goo-gone residue off! Then we took it for a drive down to Indian Creek. There are lots of roads down there that are only accessible to vehicles with high clearance and 4wd, so up until now, they've been off limits to us. But not anymore!! We drove out to Indian Creek Falls- it was so ...

... basins had petroglyphs of snakes incised within them! We speculated that the corn grinding could have been done for ceremonial purposes, rather than cooking. It did seem like a spiritual place to me, rather than a campsite. <br><br>Rested up from the hot hike down into the canyon and our archaeological sensitivities appeased, we set off back up the canyon walls. It was quite a strenuous hike, but aided by a series of steps cut into the stone by the obliging parks people ...

... I ended up finding 7 of the 8 sites. There may have been more further back. The canyon kept on going, but we weren't sure how far we had come and the trail was disappearing so we decided to turn back. Before heading back, we climbed up to the last cliff dwelling we found. We couldn't get up to theactual dwellings but there were some storage buildings below. We saw some broken pottery, arrowheads, and flakes lying ...

... short. It was such a beautiful day- oh yeah, I almost forgot to mention that it was 60 degrees in Moab! So after our hike we headed back to Moab, got gas, and were finally on the final leg (of this leg) of our journey. We only had about an hour of daylight once we got here so we didn't get to explore too much, but I'm sure we'll have more to report in the next couple days as we're doing our house hunting and Silas meets his new co-workers. So that's all ...

... town. This gentlemen Scott was a tourer back in his day, so I could see from one biker to the next that he really wanted to help me. Tonight Im going to watch the baseball game and then walk 10 feet to my tent where I will be sleeping on someone's porch. Low and behold the human race is actually a pleasant species. That small town hospitality! I know Im going to have tough moments on this ride but Im absolutely loving life.

... at least one of us did! Microwave cooking at its best...Parents' highlights were 1) finding out how useful an iPod is, and 2) making a log of how many times Krystian asks "Where we going?" and TT asks "Are we there yet?". Krystian leads 9-8 btw. Patrick and Trinity have a special request - they would love to see messages from their friends on this blog! Tomorrow starts the real fun, good headstart today. Yes JoJo we are all fine.

... Jesse and Keely are making the opposite trek from the east to the west. Many toasts to being jobless, homeless and living out of our trucks were made. Quick shout out to Jesse and Keely...so good to see you both and good luck with everything!!! see you again soon (who knows where)... Hood River, OR.: Kite Boarding, Wind Surfing, Camping, Full Sail Brewery, Outdoor Stores and more. If in the Columbia River area...a must stop! Shulay Rating: 3 of ...

Hello again, Sunday-we left Bringham City, Utah at 730 (75 degrees) in the morning hoping to get a good start before the heat of the day (it's relentless). Today it was the trailers turn to have issues (rear axle bearing on the trailer burnt out) called AAA (CAA) again. We spent the night in a hotel in Beaver. Monday-BIG UTAH HOLIDAY-due to the holiday labour rates being double and parts not being available we left the trailer still at the garage and drove to see Zion National Park ...

... and reached Four Corners around lunch time. We took many pictures of silly, formal, and "action" poses at the vertex of Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah. After enjoying authentic fry bread and the shops full of Native American wares, we started to travel towards our campsite. There, we ate dinner quickly, in order to set out on our sunset hike to Arches. The hike in ...