This trip was much different. Usually we park the rig, pull out the 23 ft awning, throw out the "living room" carpet, set up the Coleman stove and make ourselves a home. But, no, not this time. Because we covered so much ground, we didn't stay in one place long enough. That's ok, we knew it would be that way, just different. It takes a few days to even get settled in to camping mode, as soon as we did, it was on the move again. But, I have to say, we have it down to a science, we can break down camp with the best of them. I have become one with the Rambler. I can drive her just about anywhere now. I just don't put her in reverse, only forward LOL!
To sum it up, we stayed everywhere from the Marriott to a rest stop, to camping in the Badlands, camping in the Black Hills, camping in Yellowstone, and camped in KOA's across the country including Wyoming, Nebraksa, Indiana, and Ohio to get back home and much to our surprise each one nicer than the last. To all our friends and family that told us we were crazy,we don't regret it for a minute, it was worth every mile, about 5,000 to be exact. Yellowstone is a place everyone should see at least once in their lifetime.
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