Welcome To Grafton Ghost Town! Just 8 miles from the south entrance of Zion National Park lies a small village whose last inhabitant left in 1945. Rich in history and the scene of six motion pictures this destination is a must see if you’re visiting the area. Grafton was first colonized by a group of ten families as part of the Cotton Mission spearheaded by Brigham Young. Destroyed by floods and abandoned several times during the Indian Troubles, Grafton still…
On May 18, 2018 we hooked up our trailer and hit the road. Leaving Florida behind towards our first workamping gig in Yellowstone National Park. Our emotions were bouncing around like a ball in a pinball machine. Our excitement was at an all time high, smattered with a bit of fear of the unknown. We took a huge risk leaving everything all behind to be able to enjoy a life of travel. Did our first year as full time RV…
If you have been following our adventure, you know that we have been working and living in Santa Fe, NM since January. Our Santa Fe adventure is coming to an end in just a few days. We thought it would be an awesome idea to show a recap of just some of the beauty and history that Santa Fe has to offer. When you plan a visit near Santa Fe, here are some awesome sites to add to your bucket…
We are down to our last few weeks here in New Mexico. New Mexico is, well… a badass state that is rich in history, culture, and the scenery is an endless feast for the senses. Our latest adventure brought us to Tent Rocks National Monument. The three-mile round trip hike was full of gorgeous canyons, a 600-foot climb to the top of a mountain with views that span as far as the eye can see. Join us for a day…
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to open a door which opens a portal to another dimension? Perhaps you’ve always wanted to experience a real life science fiction story or unravel a multi-dimensional mystery. Then look no further, the Trippin Brehenys has found the place just for you. Welcome to Meow Wolf! Nestled in the heart of Santa Fe, New Mexico is a 20,000 square foot building owned by George R.R. Martin the famed writer of the…
We finally finished our stint in Culbertson, Montana doing the sugar beet harvest. I’m still working on my video “We Be Droppin Dem Beets”. We’ve settled down for the month of November in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Our travels took us through a couple of small towns and one of them in particular has a story that I found somewhat interesting. We stayed a night in the sleepy little town of Douglas, Wyoming which boasts being the home of the worlds…
After being in Montana working for the past 3 weeks, there is one thing I can say and that is Big Sky Montana, offers Big Sky Sunsets. These pictures are not filtered, nor edited and captured with my iPhoneX. These photos were taken at our campsite at the Roosevelt County Fairgrounds in Culbertson, Montana. This was our home for nearly a month while we worked the Sidney Sugar Beet Harvest. Culbertson is a tiny town in northeastern Montana with a…
I was cleaning up my pictures today. I take a lot of pictures of animals, beautiful landscapes, sunrises and sunsets being a full time RV traveler. However, I started to notice that I have quite a few pictures of husband, Joe about to eat. The common thread is that this man can and likes to eat like a teenage boy. After 21 years together I will never understand where he puts it as he is not a big guy. So,…
We absolutely love our new short term neighbors. We are currently staying in Culbertson MT and working the sugar beet harvest which only lasts for a few short weeks. We are staying at a local fairgrounds (provided by the employer) with 7 other couples. The couple staying next to us are Dave and Liz and they are both just awesome people. Dave sports long hair and a long beard and tattoos everywhere. Every Monday and Thursday a truck comes around…
Awhile ago we drove down to Jackson Hole Wyoming to pick up my mother who flew up to visit us in Yellowstone National Park. On this trip, we drove through The Grand Tetons. The Tetons are a mountain range that were formed about 10 million years ago due to massive earthquakes which caused the western end to shoot upwards and the eastern edge to shoot down. Although this is not the most interesting thing about The Grand Tetons. No, the…