We left Tucson on Thursday, June 27 about 9:30 and stopped
about 12:30 on the north side of Phoenix where I-19 intersects with Hwy
101. Our friend Grace was staying nearby
and we met her for lunch at Macaroni Grill Restaurant. Finding a place to park the coach was hair-raising! I finally parked in a nearby movie theater
parking lot and had my fingers crossed no one would block me in. Lunch was wonderful and, as always, we
enjoyed visiting with Grace. We were
back on the road by 2.
We spent that night at Munds Park RV Resort on the south
side of Flagstaff. Our original
destination for the night was Greer’s Shady Pines RV Park on the north side of
Flagstaff but he was booked. He said a
lot of people were escaping the heat and we may trouble finding a place for the
night. Munds Park was one of the places he
recommended and it turned out to be a good recommendation. We set up about 4:30 and had our glass of
wine in hand by 5. It was cool
outside! We didn’t even have to run the
ac at all.
Munds Park RV Resort, yes, that's a poop bag. Sorry!
The next morning, Friday, we were up and on the road by 7 because
we knew we were going to lose an hour when leaving Arizona. We stopped for lunch in Kayenta about noon
and passed the Four Corners Monument and crossed into Colorado about 1:00 and
pulled into the Ute Mountain Casino Fuel Stop to fill up. After leaving the casino we had to wait in traffic
because of construction. I noticed a
herd of longhorn cattle next to the road and took a picture while waiting for traffic to move.
Four Corners Monument Sign, Welcome to “Colorful Colorado” sign,
Longhorn Cattle
From there we went to the Cortez dump station and then I
went to get the LP tank filled while Mike took the bikes over to Lee’s
house. We figured we would probably ride
them in town before we rode them in our hilly neighborhood! I parked in our driveway about 4 that
afternoon. It was unusually warm so we
had to run one of the ac’s which meant turning everything else off. What a pain.
Here we are in our driveway!
We stayed here two nights but decided we needed 30 amps so
we could run both ac’s if it was going to stay this hot. Our friends Brenda & Tony, who own the
Cozy Comfort RV Park in Dolores, had a vacant site so we have parked here for a
couple of weeks. I even cancelled our
reservation at McPhee Campground because we wouldn’t have water or sewer there
and here at Cozy Comfort we are “cozy and comfortable!”
Cozy Comfort with Granath Mesa in the background.
