5 June 2024 – TD 66
I (Alan) needed a rest day, and the kids weren’t feeling too hot either. Meagan took Jarek and Randal to see the Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monuments while the we took a rest day.
Ed note: I had hoped that Meagan would be able to fill in the story and description, but in the interest in getting it published, I’m going to post the pictures and let them tell the story!

A view of the volcano.


Jarek completes his Junior Ranger book.




An artist’s rendition of the structure in its hey day!













“Don’t mind me, just checking in, seeing if you had any snacks and what you’re up to. Keeping the boss informed, and all that.”













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Evan cooks french toast in our outside kitchen setup. The little induction plate is quite handy.



It was time to pack up from Monument Valley. We were headed out to Fredonia, AZ as our next stop.


After the storm, had passed by, I went and did a check for damage. I found that one of our awning covers had been partially pulled out of it’s retention slot.


The storm in the distance after it had passed by.
We went out to lunch in the morning with a friend for some Mongolian Bar-b-que. Afterward, we came back to the campground, and saw a helicopter parked in an empty shopping center.
Apparently the New Mexico State Police were putting a community out reach event, but we didn’t find any advertisement about it. The kids were still stoked to see the helicopter up close, but they were getting ready to depart when we arrived.
We stuck around a few minutes and watched it lift off.
Garrett and Randal engaged in shenanigans!
I got my parts shipment in. I fixed a shelf in the refrigerator that broke a few days ago. One of the shelves cracked and it took a while before we were in an area long enough to get the part shipped. One of the challenges of being on the road and moving often is coordinating logistics and supplies, especially when one is out in the boonies.
Meagan took this opportunity to go to one of her favorite stores and get kiddo things.
Randal was curating the book offerings.
Back at the RV, Randal enjoys dinner. The rest of us took it easy.















