How you ever wondered how full-time RVers change their oil without a driveway or garage?  Of course you have:

Trish should stop dong this, I’m really getting used to fantastic breakfasts:

We hitched up and said goodbye to the Farmington Dunes OHV Area:

We drove west and passed north of Shiprock.  I really wanted to fly to this massive volcanic plug, but it was too windy this morning so we settled for roadside photos:

We continued west from New Mexico into Arizona, then north into Utah:

We soon arrived at Goosenecks State Park, one of the best examples of an entrenched meander in the US.  We were last here in 2011:

After paying to enter the park, we found a spot along the rim to camp:

I went for a bike ride to explore the approach to the Moki Dugway, a one-lane gravel road that climbs the cliff face ahead::

Along the way, I passed the turnoff for the Valley of the Gods:

More warning signs:

I rode until the pavement turned to gravel, then raced down the grade on the way back:

Heading back to Goosenecks:

Our open range neighbors:

We really like our spot:

View from the RV as sunset approaches:

Good Shabbos from Goosenecks State Park!

See the trip map for today’s drive and our current location.