Day 7 #rosesrvtrip2014
We MADE it to the GRAND CANYON!! And seriously… I can’t even describe how amazing it was.
I’m usually not the type to be awe’d easily, but this place was something UNBELIEVABLE!
We MADE it to the GRAND CANYON!! And seriously… I can’t even describe how amazing it was.
I’m usually not the type to be awe’d easily, but this place was something UNBELIEVABLE!
You know what happened this morning? I woke up in a hotel room.
SAY WHAT!
Actually, let me correct that. It’s a MOTEL. Oh yes and honestly…I never thought I’d say this…but the RV is almost nicer. Haha!
We are currently in Williams, Arizona, which is right outside of the Grand Canyon, and Jeff’s mom and step-dad drove in from Las Vegas to meet us for a day or so. This is the place they are staying (and one of the only places available). I’m trying not to complain though because the boys stayed in their room last night and I had a nice (and MUCH needed) break.
We visited a place called BEARIZONA last night and it was the highlight of our trip so far! It’s basically a drive through zoo. The boys thought it was soooooo cool. And, of course, I was all about getting pictures of the wild animals. They tell you to roll up your windows when you go through the bears and wolves. Duh.
Just when I thought things couldn’t get worse…Jeff Rose asked me to drive.
Dun dun dun.
I said yes, mostly because I wanted to see what this bad boy felt like behind the wheel. You’ll have to watch our video update to see what my conclusion was.
We drove from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Flagstaff, Arizona today. We made a drive through The Petrified Forest, which was about 40 miles out of our way, but so worth it. The pictures I got to take were breath taking.
Today was LONG. And to be honest…I’m so tired of driving. Errrrrrrr, riding rather.
Jeff Rose doesn’t think I’d be a good driver in this beast. I kind of agree with him. I’m letting him handle the captain stuff.
We drove from Amarillo to Albuquerque, New Mexico. Along the way we stopped at Tucumcari for some lunch. My husband’s goal on this trip is to eat at authentic places (not chain restaurants) and when I say this town had nothing. I do mean nothing. Except a Sonic which he refused to go to since we have Sonic. So instead we stopped at a local place. It was the most disgusting experience in my restaurant visiting life ever.
I posted this earlier:
“I’m gonna need a brief moment to recover from that lunch adventure. My husband just made us stop in the middle of nowhere (Tucumcari, New Mexico to be exact) at a restaurant that I’m certain wouldn’t pass any restaurant report card. I saw ants eating a dead fly on the window seal. There are some dirty things in this world that I can tolerate…but dirty restaurants isn’t one of them.”
Anyway, once that experience was passed us we arrived in Albuquerque and did some swimming and then headed to the mountains to take a tram ride.
Should I just start this post off by saying that we didn’t up in the ER tonight? Winning.
We drove from Tulsa to Oklahoma City and stopped at an amazing water park…even mommy went down a few slides. Uh-huh. Feeling more daring by the day folks.
Then we hopped back in the RV and headed to Texas. North Texas to be exact.