Van Log 2nd Half of 2014

[PastTense]

You could go back to New Mexico--but that would also be close to 30 miles:
"Of the nearly 5,500 State Parks spread throughout the United States, Sugarite Lake State Park was chosen as one of an elite list of “Top 10 State Parks” in the country by the National Association of State Park Directors (NASPD), which is profiled in Camping Life magazine. Located on the Colorado border, Sugarite Canyon State Park features heavily wooded mountains and meadows painted with wildflowers and butterflies. Visitors can fish and boat (electric motors only), observe the plentiful wildlife, hike scenic trails, cross-country ski, camp and picnic."
http://www.campsitephotos.com/campground/Sugarite-Canyon-State-Park

 

[Drifted_Cowboy]

Thank your for the kind words. You're both the perfect welcome wagon to this lifestyle. Looking forward to spending more time together. Sorry trinidad sucks for camping.

 

[WheelEstate USA]

We're still hanging out in Trinidad, as we're really enjoying our time with Cowboy and his family. Margie is enjoying playing "Granny" to the kiddos.
We sorta loaf around their campground site some days and hunker down a couple blocks away at Wally's, which is pretty darn quiet at night in the back, dark corner.
We're having a good time grilling, kicking back, and I'm even getting a few things done on the van.

We're all talking about cruising back down into N.M. and checking out some of the camping over in the Taos area. It was sure nice when we were there last week.