by J. Dawg | Apr 8, 2014 | Four Corners Roadtrip, Tennessee
“Well, it’s a mighty long way down the dusty trail.” Having just driven across the deserts of west Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico, I now appreciate that line from Ian Hunter (aka Mott the Hoople). As I left Amarillo, my DEF alarm went off indicating...
by J. Dawg | Apr 6, 2014 | Southwest Culture Roadtrip, Texas
Driving east from Tucumcari, NM the terrain remains open plains dotted with scrub junipers and small mesquite trees. Distance mountains and mesas shrink from the horizon and it becomes flat with 20 mile vistas. We’re driving across the Llano Escatado – the...
by J. Dawg | Apr 3, 2014 | New Mexico, Southwest Culture Roadtrip
Well, I’ve been from Tucson to Tucumcari. Always wanted to use that line from Little Feat’s song Willin, and now its a true statement. Today was a travel day and the target destination was Tucumcari, NM. Not because there’s anything here (trust me...
by J. Dawg | Apr 2, 2014 | Motorhomes
I recently traded my Class B Roadtrek van for a Class C Winnebago View. I owned my Roadtrek 190 Simplicity for 2 years and loved it. I’ve now owned the Winnebago View Profile 24V for 2 months and also love it. I’ve actually been on a road trip since...
by J. Dawg | Apr 2, 2014 | New Mexico, Southwest Culture Roadtrip
Another day on the south west culture tour and we made it back into New Mexico. Gallup was a short 128 mile drive from Winslow. There’s not much to see on this section of I-40 except trains going by heading west. Also, it wasn’t as windy on the road...
by J. Dawg | Apr 1, 2014 | Motorhomes
Webegone Industries has just announced a new revolutionary RV that redefines the concept of green camping. It’s so green, you could call it emerald. The new Falso is a 26 foot class b+ vehicle built on an carbon reinforced plastic chassis. The chassis, made from...