Follow the Yellow-Dirt Road!

I spotted the red Trivago (van) just after sending out a prayer to be shown anything else I needed to see before heading back to my hotel.  It was 3:30-ish pm and I had only inveigled my way into 2 different truck campers.  I got a late start and then got sidetracked at the Quartzite gem and rock show.  I decided to follow the van.  What the heck?  It was so red! After a few miles on a road that paralleled the 10 East, I lost it.  But a Roadtrek came along, so I decided to follow it instead.  The road got bad and I had to slow way down and lost sight of the Roadtrek.  There were lots of cars and RV's going that way with signs for RTR and Boomers, which I didn't understand, but felt like arrows in the right direction anyway, so I decided to keep going.  It became a dirt road heading into BLM (Bureau of Land Management) land. I love dirt roads! I always feel like there will be treasure at the end of the road, just around the next curve or hill.  The road went on for at least a couple miles with RV's stretching out to the west, deep into the desert.  Lots and lots. Really lots. At the very end of the permitted camping area, I turned west into the camping area. And, guess what?  There was my red Trivago!  The owner was very kind and spent quite a bit of time talking to me.  She also told me about the RTR gathering and the educational seminars organized by Bob Wells, of CheapRVLiving.com, some geared specifically for women.  Bob! I watched a bunch of his videos a few months back!  I was so moved by the sincerity of his outlook and especially his respect for women, that he appeared in one of my dreams.  I was amazed!  I had stumbled onto the motherlode.  By following my nose, I found what I was looking for! I'm getting a clear sense that this vehicle "research" is really about how to follow my instinct.  It's true! There is a jackpot at the end of the dirt road! 

Etja