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“Let’s walk to the lake first to see what it’s like and then we can carry Roland the row boat back for a little paddle” - Craig Hubbard before realising we were walking to a frozen lake.
Our little slot canyon exploration until we reached a big boulder wedged between the walls which I couldn’t climb over 🤷🏽‍♀️
The hot springs in New Mexico weren’t exactly hot but boy were they in scenic locations 🙌🏽
A snap from the most southerly point of this trip in a lonely pullout surrounded by incredible Saguaro cacti.
These beautiful cacti are Saguaros which grow in parts of Arizona, California and Mexico from 4000ft down to sea level. They can reach up to 50ft tall but they don’t grow arms until they are about 75 years old! Woweeeeee 🙌🏽🌵💙
Stormy skies and big smiles 🏜
Another great thing about living in a van is having a portable kitchen. We can cook inside, outside, with the table up or with it collapsed and laying on the bed, it all depends on the weather and our preferences 😆. For some reason I feel safer on the floor, I’m less likely to spill something and make a huge mess so here I am knocking up some lunch time quesadillas.
Watching the full moon rise above the tree line while roasting marshmallows 🙌🏽
If you saw my stories a week or so ago you’d of seen the big crowds of people at this viewpoint. It’s changed a lot since our visit 9 years ago when there wasn’t any railing and a dirt carpark at the bottom had just one other car in it. Luckily the view itself hasn’t changed and it’s still as jaw dropping as ever.
We had a wild, stormy day when we visited monument valley. Storms circled us and we watched lightning bolts flash beside the red rock formations. It wasn’t the typical desert blue skies but it was nice and moody. I was hoping for the sun to pop out at sunset but it wasn’t looking hopeful and then out of nowhere it pierced through the clouds and hit the three monuments in front of us. It was UNREAL.
We finally did a little van tour sort of video. Probably should of done a few takes but here’s take one in it’s full glory....I’m going to add the rest of the tour onto our stories!
With colours and shapes like this it’s hard to not fall in love with the desert.
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