We're midway through a 9-day road trip, first time outside the house practically since March.
Drove to Worldmark St George, which we got on the TUG last-minute board, for 5 nites. Visited Zion, a couple of nearby towns, and saw some changing-color-leaves in the mountains. Drove through Cedar City and over the mountain to Bryce (Ruby's, 2 nights) and are now at Kanab, where we checked off a bucket list item today (North Rim of the Grand Canyon).
Quite a few people are traveling. Lots of new-looking RVs. Some still camping, although it's 40 degrees at night. North Rim was busier than expected, and the canyon was hazy with California smoke. We have one more day of poking around and then back home, where it is STILL 100 freakin' degrees!
Utah suggests but doesn't mandate masks. St Georgians were 90% wearing them, folks in the town of Enterprise had clearly never heard of them and looked at us as if we were aliens. Bryce City 85%, and more at the park. The evening campfire had alternate rows blocked off, and pre-registration required. The Zion shuttle busses had seats removed, and carried 33 people instead of the normal 115.
We feel pretty secure and think we'll do more. No flying until a vaccine is approved and proven to work.
