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toggle navigation ramble dog home gallery contact about ramble dog life without a leash our surprising discovery of bluff, utah our surprising discovery of bluff, utah july 13, 2018 carole warren the cottonwood rv park sits on the edge in the small community of bluff, utah. this quaint 12 acre park with 22 full hook-up spaces is rustic but well cared for. the location makes it easy to get in and out of including several extra large and wide pull-through sites. we were given a choice of sites and chose space c7 because it is flanked by two large trees on each side providing us with some relief from the summer sun. this charming park is nestled at the bottom of a colorful sandstone bluff that runs along the san juan river, lush with trees. the beautiful landscape of southwestern utah entices you to go on a photo shoot with your camera. quiet nights are dark with an amazing star show in a clear sky. in the morning when you pull up the shades you feel as if you just woke up on the ranch. i have driven through bluff about a dozen times in the past decade always noting its charm but never stopping. last night we pulled into the cottonwood rv park and immediately settled into the peace and quiet of the small historic community. our long drive up from arizona was rewarded with a fabulous roast beef sandwich assembled on warm fry bread served up at the twin rocks cafe. this meal was big enough to share. before we continued on our road trip the next morning, we drove up the street to tour the free museum of bluff fort . our experience at the fort left an indelible impression of the mormon pioneers that settled in bluff in 1880. their tenacity, bravery, and commitment have been well represented by the local residents who created a experience that immerses you into the past. although our stay in bluff was short, it enhanced our ramble dog experiences and has been logged as a place to visit again. related links: the cottonwood rv park: http://cottonwoodrvpark.blogspot.com/ bluff fort museum: http://www.hirf.org/index.html bluff community: http://bluffutah.org/about-bluff/ twin rocks cafe: 913 east, navajo twins drive bluff, ut view ramble dog photos of bluff, utah tramping around nelson, new zealand tramping around nelson, new zealand january 27, 2015 carole warren comments 0 comment trails in new zealand are called tracks. several tracks surround the nelson area and most of them climb a hill. what amazes us the most is the vegetation along these tracks. one moment we seem to be walking through a rain forest where cicadas buzz loudly, and then around the corner we will be wandering in a grove of monterey pine. during our hikes we go through several stiles and gates, through sheep pastures, and then find ourselves among a variety of deciduous trees. silver ferns, a new zealand symbol, grow as tall as trees and provide needed shade along the way with their broad fronds. it always surprises us when we come across historic redwood trees towering as tall as any you might see in the redwood forests of california. taking a break along the abel tasman trail in new zealand original settlers to nelson found this area a difficult place to settle because it had very little arable land. many of the original settlers that came from england with the new zealand company in the 1840s ended up leaving the tasman bay area because they were unable to establish a farm. eventually, as nelson grew, so did the public spaces. beautifula parks dot the town like the queen’s garden, the botanical hill, and the miyazu japanese garden. each of these is a short walk from the cottage and also provides serenity as well as spectacular floral displays. we picked up a little book from the city council titled, walk nelson. it describes 56 walking trails around the area. our favorite after dinner stroll is the walk along the maitai river path. longer walks take us around the marina and tahunanui beach. we have learned to value outdoor spaces as the do nelsonians. riuwaka resurgence near nelson, new zealand just up the hill from us is the beginning of the grampian reserve. nelson nestles at sea level and when tramping up to the summit of the grampian track, we climb a steep 1,240 feet and rest while taking in the spectacular views from the lookout. tomorrow we will zigzag to the top for the third time, and once there, we will have several tracks to choose from for our decline. we must always consult the map wisely or we could end up in the next town of stoke looking for a bus stop. looking down on the town of stoke from the hills of nelson, new zealand an iconc walk for locals and visitors, the centre of new zealand, is on botanical hill. its name comes from being a geological reference point when first sectioning off land. the track starts at a landmark park which is the site of the first ever rugby game played in new zealand. although tramping up this hill is not as long or steep as the grampain, it does provide us with a stunning view of nelson and the tasman bay. once again we can choose from a variety of descents taking us either across the ridge through gum trees and sheep pastures, or through variegated vegetation and down to the floor of the maitai valley. so what’s up with the sheep? livestock graze in the reserves as an environmentally friendly way of maintaining them. sheep love to graze on a weed that can smother native plants. managed grazing reduces fire risk as well as hugely reduces the costs to taxpayers. a few sheep have balked at us tramping through their pasture, but most of the livestock just keep on munching as we pass. we just have to watch where we step. we walk just about every day with a purpose. in two weeks we set off on a five-day backpacking trip on the coastal track of the abel tasman national forest. it’s a 60 km track along the coast of one of the most beautiful places in the world. we look forward to sharing our experience with you on our return. view ramble dog photos of new zealand . rabbit island rabbit island january 12, 2015 carole warren comments 1 comment we spent the afternoon on rabbit island today. a twenty-minute drive from nelson is the a lovely park along the beach. campsites are simple with grass pull-ins, a picnic table, and a large barbeque. we chose a site along the beach. this beach is along the tasman bay, named after new zealand’s first european discoverer in 1642. abel tasman was a dutch explorer on a trading ship from indonesia, but that is another story. the tide was high as we played in the water with our new friends, tressa, her daughter emily, and parents, nelly and ricky nelligna (maryann and roger made friends with this family on a previous trip to nz). compared to the pacific ocean water in northern california, the water here is warm. it was a midweek summer day, and the beach was not that crowded. when it was time to light the barbeque, we first gathered firewood from the wooded area around our site (an act that is usually restricted at parks in the states). i learned later from peter that the park often allows people to come and collect firewood for their home fireplaces. our hosts loaded up the large bbq with burgers, sausages, and onions. the spread was an amazing collection of foods from both homes. we had fresh fruit like apricots, pineapple, grapes, and berries pick from the side of the road, hard-boiled eggs from the tressa’s chickens, olives, and fixings for the delicious meats. how wonderfully delicious and oh, so very filling. after that meal from heaven, we strolled barefoot along the beach. a strong breeze, the warm summer sun, and our feet in the ocean water made the perfect combination for comfort. what a blissful time we had at the beach. an event we plan to repeat again while we are here. la petite maison la petite maison january 12, 2015 carole warren comments 0 comment i had seen a picture of the purple cottage with its fuchsia doors, blackberry-colored trim, and mauve wisteria growing around the front door. we 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