A cavalcade of trip photos, Pennsylvania-Nevada-Pennsylvania

[Kevin A]

JenB.... interesting that you would comment about not knowing the type of crowds that would be in those small town campgrounds. Having grown up in the area, they would be: farmers, small business owners, young families, and the occasional motorcycle touring group (typically older folks with gray hair). While there might be a bad sort once in a while (usually loud music and beer), you shouldn't worry about these stops. This is true Americana!

[jen b]

Kevin, to clarify I didn't mean to suggest worrying, but in my experience (on my scooter trips) with cheap campgrounds that allow very long-term RV camping, *sometimes* there is a certain quantity of meth flowing around a place if you know what I mean. It seems like a mileage-may-vary type of thing with lots of local variations that one can't really generalize about. So I was noting that I don't have any particular knowledge of the city park campgrounds in the area in question.

[Rod P]

Thanks for posting your remarks and pictures about Alcova. We are driving up from Dinosaur National Monument onward to Devils Tower in June and we were looking for a place to stay midway. Thanks Again.

[Evergreengirl]

Thanks for the trip report. You went to some pretty interesting places and your photos, especially of all the wild animals, are fabulous!

[jack smith]

Indeed, plus 1000 on the photos, as well as your commentary! Thanks for sharing.

[jen b]

thanks for the kind words!

The chausie kitten we picked up and camped with is now 2 years old and a petite 30 pounds, lol. I was jut laughing about how many times we had to wash the bedding on that trip because he (at the time we thought he was a she) thought the fuzzy blanket on the burro's bed was a splendid place to take a whiz. My memory foam pad still has a yellow stain but luckily it doesn't stink any more.