What a day we had on our bikes – not one day, but two days actually! While the one-road town of Moab (pop: 5,000) is definitely a tourist town because of its proximity to two national parks [although I believe the marketing materials for Moab refer to it as a resort town], it also draws visitors into the area because of the unique …
We’ve been hanging out here in Florida for a while now – in fact, it was a month ago that we pulled into this state. At the suggestion of someone we met way back in August up in Pennsylvania, we chose to stay in the Tamiami Village RV Park in Ft. Myers for a few days …
Staying warm in Florida, and staying a little while longer…. Read More »
It’s a little hard to keep up with blog posts when you don’t have internet connection! Much to my surprise – but should I really have been surprised? – the first of our three campgrounds in and/or near Acadia National Park was off Verizon’s coverage grid. We knew our site didn’t have water or electric hookups …
August 1-4 –– Most people are surprised to learn that there is a national park in northeast Ohio. Well, there is, and we very much enjoyed the four days and nights we spent visiting it. At the heart of the park, the Cuyahoga River (Native American word meaning “crooked”) twists and turns for 22 miles through this area that …
July 8-11 — Per my sister Kirsten we were not allowed to call this a “camping” trip for fear of setting the bar of the girls’ future camping trips too high, so instead we referred to this as our “glamping” trip ~ glamorous camping. We spent three fantastic days with our nieces Elizabeth & Natalie …
Friday night fish fry @ Springers on Lake Kegonsa (above) As we always do, we really enjoyed our time up in the Stoughton area. We started our morning at our Lake Kegonsa State Park campsite. Bill & Lisa came by to see how we’re living now in our 220 ft² apartment on wheels, then we …
January 29 – February 25, 2013 — We’re on a month-long trip we’re calling our “Southern States Road Trip” with the purpose of trying to avoid some of the cold & just plain yukky Chicago winter. We’re doing this “because we can” now that we’re retirees. Yes, we know we’re very fortunate and very blessed to take …
