Eating and Staying in Moab

 After being in the car all day we headed to Twisted Sista's on Main Street in Moab for some dinner and to meet up with the man who left us for a basketball game.

 

 We had a great meal (salmon, pork tenderloin, seafood tom yum-very good) and some yummy calamari for an appetizer.  Surprisingly, it wasn't fried and it was all the better for it.

 

 The main dishes were all on the small size (which is clearly stated on the menu) so if you are really hungry this might not be the place for you.  The atmosphere was pleasant and so was the company.

 

 

Only one of us had dessert (the cheesecake) and it was fantastic.  The rest of us headed to the Moab Diner for malts and ice cream.

 

 We stayed at the Kokepelli Inntowner while in Moab.  This was about 2 blocks off main street and okay accommodations.  We had plenty of room and a kitchen but nothing was that updated.  Being able to sit outside and enjoy the sun was definitely a plus.

Caverns, caves around Barren Springs Sign

 This part of the trip was talked about for many days afterwards.  We had been scouring the sides of the road for these caves.  There was no sign and we had about given up.  Finally, we just needed to stretch our legs and ended up getting lucky.  There were all sorts of tunnels for us to climb through.

 

 

 Grumpy Grandpa had to leave early to watch the Michigan basketball game against South Dakota State (against who?) so he didn't get to have as much fun as the rest of us!