Marsha/CA
Moderator Emeritus
We arrived at Monument Valley yesterday and are in spectacular country, although, Moab is still more grandouse and more breathtaking.
Usually we go north on this route, but this time came south. Dummy that I am I was thinking MV was on HWY 191, it isn't. When we got to 191 and 163, thankfully the sign said MV straight. However Tim stopped and let me look at my map to see that yes, we changed highways. I should have had Maps and Streets on, but didn't.
Betty and Terry, you are right, the view from the Indian campground is fabulous. Someone was in campsite #4 so we are in #6 with only about 4 other campers in the campground this morning. However yesterday afternoon we had a caravan of "1-800 RV Rent" with tourist from Germany. They were parked not facing the sunset, so we had 20+ chattering german tourist surrounding the motor home looking at the sunset. Remy was in in 7th heaven with people paying attention to him.
Carl and Cindy stopped by, (they are in the Golding Campground) looking for their friends who were supposed to be in this campground. Carl, did you ever find them? I keep looking for a silver van. Please stop by if you need a cell phone.
Richard and Linda, thank you for the information on tours. The information is not at this campground at all. So, it's nice to have some info.
Seems funny to go outside and not see friendly faces to chat with. I was the one not wanting to spend the $$ on the motosat, but sitting here looking a the gorgeous county with no hook-ups and being able to interact with people is GREAT. Tim is loving it. BTW, it took less than 10 minutes to lock onto the satellite. We looked like high tech folks: the motosat finding the satellite and the kingdome roaming around looking for the tv connection......heavens.
Thanks for all the fun in Moab! See everyone in Quartzite and again next year in Moab.
Wendy, I'm not going to say that I've attached a photo for fear that it doesn't work. So if it works....yippee!
Marsha~
Usually we go north on this route, but this time came south. Dummy that I am I was thinking MV was on HWY 191, it isn't. When we got to 191 and 163, thankfully the sign said MV straight. However Tim stopped and let me look at my map to see that yes, we changed highways. I should have had Maps and Streets on, but didn't.
Betty and Terry, you are right, the view from the Indian campground is fabulous. Someone was in campsite #4 so we are in #6 with only about 4 other campers in the campground this morning. However yesterday afternoon we had a caravan of "1-800 RV Rent" with tourist from Germany. They were parked not facing the sunset, so we had 20+ chattering german tourist surrounding the motor home looking at the sunset. Remy was in in 7th heaven with people paying attention to him.
Carl and Cindy stopped by, (they are in the Golding Campground) looking for their friends who were supposed to be in this campground. Carl, did you ever find them? I keep looking for a silver van. Please stop by if you need a cell phone.
Richard and Linda, thank you for the information on tours. The information is not at this campground at all. So, it's nice to have some info.
Seems funny to go outside and not see friendly faces to chat with. I was the one not wanting to spend the $$ on the motosat, but sitting here looking a the gorgeous county with no hook-ups and being able to interact with people is GREAT. Tim is loving it. BTW, it took less than 10 minutes to lock onto the satellite. We looked like high tech folks: the motosat finding the satellite and the kingdome roaming around looking for the tv connection......heavens.
Thanks for all the fun in Moab! See everyone in Quartzite and again next year in Moab.
Wendy, I'm not going to say that I've attached a photo for fear that it doesn't work. So if it works....yippee!
Marsha~
