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Lake Alamo in Arizona is a fun place to ride your ATV, there is lots of riding and a lot of history there. In this video we are riding out of the Mud Canyon, what a fun experience, everywhere you look there are unique formations. Lake Alamo also has a lot of wild Donkeys, we also had a family of wild Javelina (similar to wild hogs) run right in front of our RZR, sadly my gopro was off at the time.

There were some neat clouds and rainbow colors forming within them so I decided to do a time lapse, I find it relaxing.

Our first view of Crater Lake upon arrival, it is so blue! The island in the lake is called Wizard Island, fun place to visit. We got lucky and were able to take the boat ride around the lake, but that’s another video! 😊

While camping in Lassen National Forest in California I placed my trail camera about a half mile from camp, it was toss in the grass when we went to pick it up! Normally I get raccoons, deer, coyote's but never ever a bear!!

Our little pup was hiding our kitty's toy, boy does he look guilty!

Last February we visited Anza Borrego in California and walked The Slot (a popular slot canyon hike). Lots of twists and turns, can’t wait to do it again!

A recent visit to the beach was filled with these little creatures, I thought you might enjoy seeing them. Turn the music up and relax for a moment.

We had a great time with friends out riding around the Sonoran desert in Arizona last March.

Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau, Alaska. We went on a cruise and were able to visit he glacier, it was breath taking!

Beautiful mural that depicts the lifestyle in Santa Cruz, California.

Took a second to scan the beautiful landscape the Badlands National Park has to offer.

We were spending a couple of weeks camping in LNF, on week 2 I decided to put out my trail camera, boy was I surprised when we viewed the footage!

Seen this nest right outside of a museum, enjoyed watching them being fed by Mama bird.

Everyone knows baby rattlers are the most dangerous, best be careful! LOL

We spent a few weeks camping in the Ashley National Forest in Utah. We could see the forest and the road to our site from our trailer, it was stunning. Every morning and evening the deer would show up and feed on the edge of the forest, the first day there we were lucky to have Elk show up. It is a great place to ride your ATV and enjoy a lot of wildlife!

Flocks Of Sandhill Cranes coming in to roost for the night at San Luis national wildlife refuge in California.

When visiting this lighthouse it is well worth taking the tour, you get the opportunity to climb into the lens and see the inner workings. It is also well worth checking out at night when the it is lit, the surrounding forest lights up with the red and white lights!

While visiting The Badlands National Park we came upon these little big horned sheep, a motorcycle had zoomed by and they ran up the hill to safety.

Buffalo Gap NG is right next door to the Badlands National Park in South Dakota. We camped there for a week and loved it, it is windy at times and there are some interesting lighting and rain storms so it may not be for everyone. One of my favorite things about it was the night sky, oh my goodness you could see more stars there then I have seen almost anywhere.

In June we rode the Cumbres Toltec railroad, it was an all day trip with a delicious lunch break off of the train halfway through the ride. I really enjoyed this ride it was so scenic and fun, I highly recommend it!

A montage of differs flags I’ve photographed over the years.

We like to camp and ride our side by sides in the area, whenever we are near this tree I love to visit it. It is truly a majestic tree!

We watched this mural being painted last year, this year I wanted to revisit it to see it up close.

We recently visited Monument Valley and had to take the short drive to see the Valley of the Gods, it did not disappoint!

This peaceful river was just a short hike from our camp last month.