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Author Archives: Kings On the Road
Big News – We Bought A House
After 5 full years full time RVing and 6 previous years most time RVing, we have bought a new home in the central Florida community of Inverness. Its a huge change but we both knew when the time was right. … Continue reading
Year end, Decade end 2019 Summary
The years and now decades seem to just fly by. Here we are at the end of another year and another decade. This year we traveled to 15 states in the US and 1 Province in Canada. We put 10811 … Continue reading
Posted in Arizona, British Columbia, Canada, Colorado, Desert, Durango, Florida, History, national parks, Oregon, RV Travel, trains, Utah, Washington
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Southern Arizona
We have come to love Southern Arizona. Recently our daughter met us in Tucson and we explored some of the highlights together. It was a great visit. Our first stop was Saguaro National Park which protects the flora and fauna … Continue reading
Exploring Oregon’s Willamette Valley
We routinely get annual maintenance done in Oregon but this time we were in for an extended stay due to a diesel engine issue. As the western manufacturing center of the RV industry Eugene and vicinity have a lot of … Continue reading
Shoshone California – Death Valley
While staying at the Escapees Co-op RV Park in Pahrump Nevada we made a day trip to the southern part of Death Valley National Park and the little town of Shoshone California. There we found a great museum and an … Continue reading
Posted in California, Desert, History, national parks, Nevada
Tagged China Ranch Date Farm, China Ranch Trail, Death Valley NP, Pahrump NV, Shoshone CA, Shoshone Museum
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Fall on the Oregon Coast
While we certainly enjoy hunting mushrooms, the draw of coastal Oregon is much more than that. Whale watching, lighthouses, gorgeous views, hiking, seals and sea lions are easily accessible. We even hiked nearly face to face with huge elk. There’s … Continue reading
Wild Mushrooms in Oregon
Fall on the Oregon coast is a great time for foraging and enjoying seasonal foods. Wild mushrooms are gathered in large quantities and many varieties. Cranberries are harvested and distributed fresh. Apples are everywhere and often found on neglected trees … Continue reading
Olympic Peninsula
Washington’s Olympic Peninsula is a world all its own. “Discovered” by Spaniard Juan de Fuca in the 16th century it is the northwestern most place in the continental United States. It has hundreds of miles of coastline from Puget Sound … Continue reading
Washington
Our goal this Summer was to babysit our granddaughter for the month of August before she started kindergarten. That meant a visit to the great state of Washington. We crossed the mouth of the Columbia River to enter the state … Continue reading
Oregon
Oregon is one of our favorite states. It is rightfully famous for its Pacific coast. While staying in Seaside we had the chance to tour some of the parks of the northern OR coast. Oregon parks are ubiquitous on the … Continue reading
