Wiper Tech

Last month I played through some wet, freezing weather. My standard wipers kept icing up.

So I stopped to

Teddy's Refuge

After a power visit, driveway camping with friends in MN near the twin cities, I headed north. Between a late start and lots of stops I only made it 60 miles to St. Cloud. That was Sunday, October 5. I was still trying to kick a head cold that I really didn't want to become a chest cold. The last couple days I was sleeping more so I hoped my immune system was turning the corner. I ended up napping away Sunday afternoon as well.

On Monday I

Starting Trouble

After finishing house chores in MA it was fall in New England. So I headed north to spend a few days in NH. One of my favorite places is the White Mts NF. I camped there a few days while waiting for new tires that I had ordered for my truck. It would've been nice to hike a few trails. But a

Retiring Blacky

I know. It's been a while since I've posted. Not for lack of content. To the contrary, I've been busy. Lame but true. This spring we needed some distance from motorhome headaches. With those problems parked in CO storage we hit the road in Blacky The Wonder Tundra towing lil' yeti. We spent

Bent's Fort

After storage business in Pueblo we headed east on US-50. West of the Rockies this two-lane shunpike still evokes its reputation as America's Loneliest Highway. East of Colorado's front range, however, small towns adorn the road like charms on a bracelet. Baxter, Devine, Avondale, Fowler, Manzanola, Rocky Ford, Swink, La Junta.

I've driven past the sign