It was a "chilly one" last night. We had both heaters running and John set the heater up in the big bay to ensure that the pump didn't freeze. Definitely time to move!! There is lots of cloud coverage this morning and it definitely looks like there is "rain in them there hills"!! Hope it isn't snow!!
Once the bus is road ready, we head out. John was able to see some of the petroglyphs from the road as we were driving through "the gap". It is still a bit hard for him to walk on all the uneven ground. His knee and ankle ache alot if he over does it. Good thing I have a walking partner in Hogan!!
Todays travel once again took us through some pretty awesome scenery. We climbed one pass with the summit elevation at 6150 feet and as always, what goes up, must come down and these down grades were 7%.
We ended the day taking a scenic tour through the Valley of Fire State Park. It was absolutely amazing and the rock formations did indeed look like flames shooting into the air. I will google info on the park tomorrow. Once out of the park, we found a boondocking site near the road and settled in for a quiet evening.
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