I own no land, instead I have wheelestate. I’ve been a full time RVer since 1997. Working summers as a Park Ranger takes me to many beautiful places and playing during the winter takes me to many more. This blog is simply the story of my life's adventures.
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Monday, December 29, 2008
My World Tuesday - The gypsy life of a seasonal park ranger
At the end of my first summer season at Oregon Caves National Monument I gave away the cheap car to a fellow guide and hit the road for the winter...
Me leading a cave tour at Oregon Caves
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I was looking forward to this weeks episode...but yet another cliff hanger.
I worked one winter season at Joshua Tree, (at the time), National Monument. I followed and counted Desert Tortoises and created a little report reccomending where to set up additional permanent study plots. So is Joshua Tree where you will be working this Winter/Spring?
My husband and I have thought about doing some sort of semi paid volunteer work at a state or national park..havent yet done it but will someday... What a great lifestyle this fulltimeing is! Happy new year!
Sounds like such an amazing way to live and travel. Sometimes I look at trailers and motorhomes and actually think about doing something like that. Great post. :-)
Darn, you break off just when one is settled into a good yarn. Love the flower man, what a thrill! Great adventures you are having. A very Happy New Year to YOu!
Lost of people have mentioned Joshua Tree. When I lived in Southern California it was a favourite place to go star watching. It was nice to see some warm shots on this cold, windy Canadian night. - Margy
17 comments:
I was looking forward to this weeks episode...but yet another cliff hanger.
I worked one winter season at Joshua Tree, (at the time), National Monument. I followed and counted Desert Tortoises and created a little report reccomending where to set up additional permanent study plots. So is Joshua Tree where you will be working this Winter/Spring?
Once again a very interesting blog I love the Joshua Tree photo and who dosen't love receiving flowers? Happy New Year - Judith
My husband and I have thought about doing some sort of semi paid volunteer work at a state or national park..havent yet done it but will someday...
What a great lifestyle this fulltimeing is!
Happy new year!
Very interesting -- I can't wait for the next installment. The sunset picture is gorgeous.
Sounds like such an amazing way to live and travel. Sometimes I look at trailers and motorhomes and actually think about doing something like that. Great post.
:-)
Thanks for the memories love. I'm so greatful to be your friend & a part of your journey. Love & later, Darl
Hmmmm, I am wondering if Flower Man did not have a bit of a crush on you. Very nice!
What a romatic man. Love all the flowers and the sunset. I really love all the big boulders you are sitting on the most!
Great sunset photograph. I loved the story about the flowers.
Nice story, and the pictures too.
Yes, the last pic - Sunset is my pick.
Happy New Year 2009!
Great photos and story, looking forward to the next installment.
Darn, you break off just when one is settled into a good yarn. Love the flower man, what a thrill!
Great adventures you are having.
A very Happy New Year to YOu!
A lovely part of the world to dwell in.
We just went through Hope, to beyond Hope, yesterday. We really do need to get together for lunch in wickenburg soon!
Wonderful landscape ! I have travelled through Arizona in the 90th and still remember the beauty of this State !
I wish you a happy New Year !
Lost of people have mentioned Joshua Tree. When I lived in Southern California it was a favourite place to go star watching. It was nice to see some warm shots on this cold, windy Canadian night. - Margy
What a fun story - we're hooked! Love the photos too - the last one of the sunset is stellar!
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