Sue Bray, Author at RV Repair Club

On the Road With Sue: Arizona State Parks – Just a Sampling!

September 6, 2017 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

There are 28 State Parks in Arizona. Located from the southern part of the state at the U.S./Mexico border to the Colorado River to the west and everywhere in between, Arizona’s State Parks reflect the diverse geography which makes up this state. We have not visited all 28 parks….yet. But we’re working on it. Many…

Tips for Traveling with Dogs in an RV

July 21, 2017 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

One of the best parts of owning an RV is that we can take our pet boxer dog, Harley, with us. In fact, in the last two years Harley’s RV travels have covered 15 states, plus stops in Mexico and Canada. And he’s certainly not done yet! Our fifth wheel trailer has become a home…

On the Road with Sue: Monument Valley Navajo Nation Tribal Park

May 18, 2017 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

The majestic landscape of Monument Valley, covering the northeastern corner of Arizona and southeastern corner of Utah, is something we’ve all probably seen in photographs, on television, and in the movies. The amazing sandstone bridges, arches, and towers, not to mention the clear blue skies and clean air, all contribute to become a photographer’s dream…

On the Road with Sue: Waterton Glacier International Peace Park

March 31, 2017 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

Glacier National Park actually doesn’t end at the US-Canada border. It continues upwards into our northern neighbor’s territory, where it becomes Waterton Glacier International Peace Park, the smallest national park in Canada and also a World Heritage site. Some History Behind Waterton Waterton actually became a national park before Glacier – in 1895. The two…

13 Things I’ve Learned About RVing… So Far!

March 7, 2017 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

We’ve owned our fifth wheel trailer for about two and a half years now. Last summer, we hit the road for 12 weeks, loving every minute. We’ve done a number of shorter trips, and as this is being written, are in the midst of a six week tour of the Pacific northwest. Both of us…

On the Road with Sue: Washington’s Olympic National Park

January 10, 2017 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

The crown of the Olympic Peninsula has got to be Olympic National Park, consisting of a million acres – including 73 miles of pristine Pacific Ocean beaches, rain forests, alpine meadows, clear mountain lakes, abundant wildlife, and of course that magnificent mountain range. In 1909, President Teddy Roosevelt designated part of the areas as Mount…

On the Road with Sue: The Surprising Olympic Peninsula

December 12, 2016 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

Making the turn to drive the loop around the Olympic Peninsula feels as if you’re stepping back in time about 30 years. The Peninsula’s Route 101 is 350 miles long, circling the majestic Olympic Mountains, spectacular beaches, and lush rain forests, all with a very laid-back and friendly atmosphere. As the logging industry has declined…

On the Road with Sue: Glacier National Park

November 17, 2016 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

Often referred to as the Crown of the Continent, Glacier National Park offers visitors incredible views, 762 amazing lakes, 2865 miles of streams, 175 mountains, 700 hiking trails, and a variety of wildlife freely traversing through the Park’s more than one million acres. It’s a spectacular mountain landscape, and despite its name, to me the…

On the Road with Sue: Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim

October 17, 2016 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

Much has been written about the Grand Canyon – most of it far more eloquently than I could ever dream of putting into words. It’s awesome. It’s breathtaking. It’s inspiring. And it’s truly overwhelming. The Canyon just draws you in – every time you look into its mile-long depth colors and shadows change, or you…

On the Road with Sue: Durango Silverton Railroad

August 9, 2016 By Sue Bray & filed under All RV Blog Entries.

The small town of Durango, located in the southwestern corner of Colorado, has much to offer RVers, outdoor adventurists, and tourists in general. Surrounded by the breathtaking San Juan Mountains, it’s easily accessible on good roads from the southwest, coming through the Four Corners area, from the south via Farmington, New Mexico, from areas of…

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