Just a quick few shots from Chiricahua National Monument in south-eastern Arizona. A canyon filled with thousands and thousands of basalt pinnacles. Last stop before we hopped over the border…
Mark WatsonDecember 19, 2009
We've been back on the road now for about a week since the Grand Canyon (which was in the grip of a snowstorm when we escaped it). The highway took…
Mark WatsonDecember 9, 2009
Flagstaff (see previous post) was a cool place and by the time we pointed our camper in the direction of the Grand Canyon (1.5 hours north), we'd done three really…
Mark WatsonDecember 4, 2009
We left San Diego about a week ago now and drove into the south western corner of Arizona with a very vague and slightly disconnected itinerary in mind. Our drive…
Mark WatsonNovember 21, 2009
After two weeks at Joshua Tree we left behind the chollas, ocotillos, coyotes, and kangaroo rats (yes - we did see one) and headed to San Diego via the Salton…
Mark WatsonNovember 19, 2009
We bailed out of Yosemite in the face of the 'storm of the century' (according to Tommy Caldwell's Dad), and drove through Tuolumne Meadows and over Tioga Pass shortly before…
Mark WatsonOctober 26, 2009
On the east side of the Sierra, a short drive from Lee Vining and the bottom of Tioga Pass is the USA's biggest and most well preserved ghost town, now…
Mark WatsonOctober 26, 2009
From Burning Man we drove to Reno and cleaned the last of the playa dust out of the camper, before heading onto the clear-water-and-granite paradise of Lake Tahoe for a…
Mark WatsonOctober 17, 2009
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