Last night at stayed in a cabin at a KOA campground in Kingman, Arizona. Before yesterday, I never knew KOA's had cabins. It worked out well. The cabin was pretty small but had everything I needed. The site also has a swimming pool, whirlpool and small market.
During the KOA breakfast this morning I met a couple of guys who were tent camping at the KOA and riding 2 BMWs. They were good friends and it was fun watching them go back and forth.
The first leg of today I visited a Lake Mead observation area and was surprised the Lake still looked low. I thought they had gotten more rain out there.
Next I stopped at Zabriskie Point, inside Death Valley National Park, which provides a view of the Badlands. The formations looked like sand dunes, but weren't.
I continued on Highway 190 until I turned south on Panamint Valley Road. I noticed I had about one-half tank of gas but figured I'd be okay. I came the closest I have ever come to running out of gas. I had no bars left on the gas gauge, with an estimated 3 miles left before I would run out of gas. Luckily, I found a gas station just in time.
Tomorrow, I head to Ragged Point Inn and Resort along the Pacific Coast Highway, where I will meet Brother Ted Tuesday.
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