Returned from New Mexico after ten fun-filled hours of uneventful driving on the I-25 Super Slab.
After the morning chill had gone, it was pleasingly warm in New Mexico the couple of times I stopped to rest or gas up the VRRV.
This changed soon after I crossed into Colorado, with heavy cloud cover blocking the sun and adding to the overall gloominess and chill on the scenery. This cloud cover wouldn't break till I got north of Colorado Springs.
It was getting dark as I pulled into my home cul-de-sac, got the trailer with Scarlett still onboard into the garage with no issues and parked the VRRV for the night.
My last view of the campsite as the sun started lighting up the eastern sky:
2 comments:
I didn’t realize that you still took the Ural out on camping trips. I thought that it had been replaced with the TW.
The plan had been, to leave Scarlett at home, but now that the TW has proven not 100% reliable, she's the spare when I don't have the CRV with me, under the heir and a spare concept.
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