Author Archives: Jim@HiTek

I spent two days at Sleepy Sunflower RV Park in Ogallala, NE, mostly because I felt like taking a day off from travel, and there was a big storm rolling down into South Dakota north of Ogallala a hundred miles or … Continue reading →

Pueblo is a strange big town. It doesn’t seem to be fully aware of what it wants to become. But, the downtown river park is a good beginning of perhaps a revival. The downtown core outside of the Riverwalk area … Continue reading →

This should be an exciting trip…I planned it late last year and made an appointment at the Winnebago Factory Service department to have some work done on my Journey, along with planning to visit South Dakota and change my residency … Continue reading →

Continued: Except for the lack of grass at the RV spaces, I was quite impressed with this resort. It’s unusual to find such a remote resort with a working bar and cafe. The first night I was there, enjoyed meeting … Continue reading →

After a great week in San Diego, headed back eastward with a destination in mind. I had originally contacted the DeAnza Springs Resort back when I was in Mexico about staying there as I was bored with El Centro and … Continue reading →

After a solid hour of wandering through the Star of India, published last time, it was time to move on to the other ships and subs crowding the museum’s dock. I’ll try to get most of them posted this time … Continue reading →

As I was touring the USS Midway, I couldn’t help but notice that there were some tall ships not far from the Midway. Like 2 miles away, up the coast and docked along the San Diego harbor. I could see … Continue reading →

Last time, I had taken the Hornblower hour long harbor cruise to get a good look at the ships around the harbor. I’d planned my visit to the waterfront to include visiting the USS Midway Museum and I’d allowed all … Continue reading →

Most folks are well aware of the majestic San Diego Zoo. One of the world’s oldest, largest, and most copied zoos. I’ve been lucky in that I’ve visited a couple times and this time was able to spend all day, … Continue reading →