Traveling!

[goramsey]

Well, I changed my mind again. The campground hosts at Red Canyon campground are so great. They said why go stay as long as you like. Far out said I. So I decided to stay a while more and hang in this beautiful place.

Woof, woof!!

[TENNJIM]

Pulled into Pine Lake Campground about 5 years ago on Memorial Day Weekend. Beautiful place. The weather was about 70 during the day and dropped to 29 degrees that night. We stayed another night thinking it couldn't get colder-it made it down to 23 degrees. It was great camping. Happy to see you enjoying Red canyon Campground as well.

Jim B / Utah

[goramsey]

Hiking what I thought was Cassidy trail. After two miles of walking up a wash full of rocks, I decided that this must not be the place. After I got back and reread the map I found out I was walking up Butch Cassidy draw not the trail. Oh, I still had a blast. No one out there be me and one deer.


The funny thing was here I am hiking in the middle of nowhere, and all of a sudden my phone goes off and says I have a voice mail. Now, I can't get one bar in the campground but out here I get five bars. Great coverage. You just never know where your phone will work.

[Miriam C.]

Thanks for sharing with us. You have some beautiful pictures!

[goramsey]

What a great hike! Woof, woof!!










Enjoy!!

[jbdaniels]

I love Red Canyon. Great place and awesome pics!

[goramsey]

Now I am camping in California. I drove to CA and am now camping at Oak Grove campground in San Diego Co. area. Just west of Palomar mountain. Elevation is about 3000 ft. I have camped here many times over the years. Right now I am the only camper in the campground. I have it all to myself. Nice!! Very quiet. It is about 25 miles outside of Temecula CA. on Hwy 79.



The other day the wind came up and blew away my Bravo Quick Shade canopy. Broke it. Well, that solved my problem. The bugger leaked like crazy since I purchased it two months ago. I drove to Wal Mart in Temecula, stopped by Walmart and got a First Up canopy. What a difference. The First up is easy to set up with one person. It rained and the First Up worked great. No leaks. It is a much better product than Bravo Quick Shade. Much better!!!!!!!

[Alleged User]

Love your pictures. I so enjoy these types of threads, especially those with tales and pictures from out west. We live in the most beautiful country on earth, and someday I will get to see the left half of it. Thanks for sharing...truly balm for the soul for those of us with no vacation time.

Great TD, by the way. One of my favorite profiles.

Tumble on, Tumbleweed.

[jlreyburn]

I just took a mini vaca by looking at your pictures. Thank you for posting please continue...is seems like you're on a trip if a lifetime. Look forward to the day my husband and I can do the same, got to get the kiddos through school first (13 year old twins). So until then we'll live vicariously through your posts!

[TurboandMe]

Just wanted to say nice job on the change in lifestyle! Hopefully I will be able to follow in your footsteps not long after the first of the year. We will be renting out our house and living in our cargo conversion.
Thanks for the reminder of how good this is gonna be and if you get to Moab drop me a line and I can recommend some great places for free camping with awesome views.

[petergeorge87]

Hello Goramsey..!!

I salute your passion for tripping....You have really set an "example" to all the travelers,and show ,how one can enjoy his/her life.....Your vehicle is pretty good and looks like a home on the road....May god bless both of you...Have good time...Good Luck n take care........

With Regards,
Peter George.

[goramsey]

Here are some more updates on my travels. It is a fun journey, to say the least. To save duplication, just go to my travel site

http://www.ramseystravels.com/Welcome.html

and click on visit my blog

Also view more photos at http://www.ramseystravels.com/Travel-Photos.html

Enjoy,

Woof, woof,

Gary

[bdosborn]

How does the new trailer tow? Does the Jeep pull it okay?

Bruce

[goramsey]

It does a great job. I have have been up some mountains, and down some mountains with no problem. If you would like to read about my experience with down hills read my blog.