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Monthly Archives: July 2018
Northeastern PA
This is our first trip to northeastern Pennsylvania in our motorhome. We didn’t know quite what to expect. It turns out, NE PA has a lot to offer. Our campground is very near Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. The … Continue reading
Steamtown National Historic Site
Steamtown has been on this railfan’s radar for many years. It is impressive if you like historic locomotives and railroad history. Steamtown is a railroad museum and heritage railroad built on the 62 acre site of the former Scranton Yards … Continue reading
Posted in national parks, Pennsylvania, RV Travel, trains
Tagged Baldwin Locomotive Works, Big Boy locomotive, Delaware Lackawanna & Western RR, Electric City, Lackawanna Railway, Phoebe Snow, Radisson Hotel, Scranton PA, Steamtown National Historic Site
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Western Maryland- Railway, Canal and Mushrooms
Our mission in travel has been history, photography and trains. Whenever we get a chance we ride and support historic trains. Cumberland Maryland preserves the Western Maryland Railroad and offers train rides to nearby Frostburg daily. Our train was pulled … Continue reading
Posted in Maryland, national parks, RV Travel, trains
Tagged C&O Canal, Cumberland MD, George Washington, Rocky Gap State Park, Western Maryland Railway, wild mushrooms
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Appomattox and Lynchburg Virginia
Once again we find ourselves in historic Virginia. This time we stayed at Lynchburg RV Park near Lynchburg. Its another picturesque area in southwest Virginia with lots of rolling hills, hardwood forests and centuries of history. Lynchburg is a small … Continue reading
Posted in national parks, RV Travel, Virginia
Tagged American Civil War Museum, Appomattox, farmer's market, James River Batteau Festival, Lynchburg, Patrick Henry's Red Hill, Wolfbane's Romeo and Juliet
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