There is no place to go but everywhere, so just keep on rollin' under the stars-Jack Keurac. Traveling the USA with The Chiweenie Brothers
THE WOOF BOWL
Hi! Thanks for stopping back by. We are at Roswell’s dog park, The Woof Bowl, located in the city’s sports complex. While the last post was short on pictures and long on words, today will be the exact opposite.
The boys enjoyed their play time! I hope you enjoy the photos!
Burger does his thing while The Chiweenies Brothers do theirs
The boys meet some new friends
Thanks coming along on our big adventure. Hugs, Shawna
Hello! Welcome to my blog. I am a full-time traveler, retired from a lifetime of different occupations, traveling the country with my two little dogs, Fries and Charlie B; The Chiweenie Brothers. You never know where you might find us, but if you do stop by and say hi . . . If you can get past the two best watch dogs in the universe! Happy Trails!
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I wonder who is having more fun…you or the boys! Enjoyed your previous post regarding spiders and a tarantula. You are one brave lady, and I have a feeling we are only getting part of the tale to be told. Safe travels as weather may change soon; forecast for weekend is for rain and possible snow in our area. 🍁🍂🎃🍂🍁👻🍁🍂👽🍂🍁
Oh my gosh! Enjoy that weather!! We are still stewing in our own sweat. Had three nice days under TREES and nights in the 30s, but we are back on the desert floor waiting on mail.
Happy dogs and beautiful flowers. Starting to get cooler here. Looks warm there. I’m waiting to see where you want to stay a few days because you love it.
It was warm. It’s been warm since we left Yellowstone!! LOL
We just left a place with TREES and COOL nights, but we had to leave as I have a mail forwarding request in and ice is running low. Criteria on this trip is free camping and shade and taking in the sights along the way. Once we leave Quartzsite this coming spring campsite criteria will change a little bit. Currently there is too much “business” to take care of like getting my South Dakota license finally taken care of, and then there’s social security …. It’s getting done, but slow when everything has to be forwarded and campsites have varying rules about how long one can stay. 🙂 Thanks for coming along on our adventure!
Thanks for the pictures. Looks like everything still green in Roswell. How do you find all these dog parks? I am hoping to be a part-time RVer come June and want to keep all this information handy. Thank you for sharing. I do not always comment, but I do always read. Be safe
Hi Jean, thanks for being a loyal reader! As for the dog parks, I always do a search for dog parks in the towns I plan to stay near. Sometimes I search for ones in towns we may be passing through just for a quick break for the boys and a little break for me as well if it’s a long travel day. Which I try to avoid! :).
Hi My Traveling Friend, love the puppy pictures! Those boys are very fortunate to be on this adventure with you! Clearly they are having fun running, playing and meeting new friends!
Think about coming “back east” sometime!
Safe Travels,
YECF
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I wonder who is having more fun…you or the boys! Enjoyed your previous post regarding spiders and a tarantula. You are one brave lady, and I have a feeling we are only getting part of the tale to be told. Safe travels as weather may change soon; forecast for weekend is for rain and possible snow in our area. 🍁🍂🎃🍂🍁👻🍁🍂👽🍂🍁
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Oh my gosh! Enjoy that weather!! We are still stewing in our own sweat. Had three nice days under TREES and nights in the 30s, but we are back on the desert floor waiting on mail.
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Happy dogs and beautiful flowers. Starting to get cooler here. Looks warm there. I’m waiting to see where you want to stay a few days because you love it.
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It was warm. It’s been warm since we left Yellowstone!! LOL
We just left a place with TREES and COOL nights, but we had to leave as I have a mail forwarding request in and ice is running low. Criteria on this trip is free camping and shade and taking in the sights along the way. Once we leave Quartzsite this coming spring campsite criteria will change a little bit. Currently there is too much “business” to take care of like getting my South Dakota license finally taken care of, and then there’s social security …. It’s getting done, but slow when everything has to be forwarded and campsites have varying rules about how long one can stay. 🙂 Thanks for coming along on our adventure!
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Thanks for the pictures. Looks like everything still green in Roswell. How do you find all these dog parks? I am hoping to be a part-time RVer come June and want to keep all this information handy. Thank you for sharing. I do not always comment, but I do always read. Be safe
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Hi Jean, thanks for being a loyal reader! As for the dog parks, I always do a search for dog parks in the towns I plan to stay near. Sometimes I search for ones in towns we may be passing through just for a quick break for the boys and a little break for me as well if it’s a long travel day. Which I try to avoid! :).
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Hi My Traveling Friend, love the puppy pictures! Those boys are very fortunate to be on this adventure with you! Clearly they are having fun running, playing and meeting new friends!
Think about coming “back east” sometime!
Safe Travels,
YECF
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Thank you! It’s on my list. WHEN is the question. 🙂
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