Moab, Utah

Final Days in Park City, Utah

Eating outside every night after our bike ride watching the Mountain Bikers make some gnarly descents down the mountain.

$1.50 4th of july left over solar lights from Walmart...every good RVer must have them!!

Finally getting Settled in Park City

Well finally got into a rhythm of doing things now.  Katrina's dogs who have never been crated are going right into their crates with no problem.  Everyone is on a schedule and I am making it to work with time to spare.  Finally we were able to get on out bikes last night and do some riding.  Started out on a great paved biking trail.  These paved bike roads stretch for miles and miles all over Park City and Salt Lake City.  Eventually we got onto road with these amazing huge shoulders.  The climbs in Park City are challenging but the descents extremely rewarding.  The altitude is making our lungs work double time.  Next time I think we will bring mountain bikes...the MTB trails look freakin awesome!!

View from the office they are letting us use while we are working here in Salt Lake City.

Onto Park City, Utah

$468.72 spent so far on Gas.  So we will have about that much to spend on the way back! Yikes!!  However we are not eating out every meal or staying in a hotel so I think in 11 days we can make that up.     

Onto Durango, Colorado

Back in the Bounder and out on the road

Sock monkey chillin in the cockpit!!

All hooked up in the Durango RV Park

Walking each dog individually

This was crazy...Rock climber moving a 4x4 up the side of a cliff.

Day 1 Amarillo, Texas

First things first, we hit a huge down pour in Austin....so there is a good 400 miles of road dust to attach itself to our bikes.

Co-pilot

Here is an awesome picture that Katrina took of a cyclist.  Thank goodness she had a half mile to prepare the camera for the shot.

The Big Texan Just down the road from the RV Park.  Katrina's Mom met us in Amarillo and bought us dinner.

Yes the home of the Free 72oz steak.  Tons of people speaking German and other languages.

60 minute timers set up for challengers

Outdoor wild west show in Palo Duro Canyon