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Category Archives: RV Travel
A Big Western Trip
Just as we said we would be taking short trips in our new cozy RV we embarked on a 3 month odyssey across the country to the Pacific Northwest. We instantly feel in love with the maneuverability of the smaller … Continue reading
Juniper Springs Run Kayak Trip
One of the real joys of our new motorhome is being able to stay in the many state park and national forest campgrounds in Florida. Recently our local kayak group set its sights on the Juniper Springs Run in the … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, National Forest campgrounds, RV Travel, wildlife
Tagged Juniper Springs Campground, Kayaking, Ocala National Forest
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Panama City and back
Our big western trip got off to a great start with a stay at Ochlockonee State Park near Sopchoppy Florida. Our new 25 foot rig fit in just perfectly in campsite #5. We love the state park experience. One of … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, RV, RV Travel, State Parks, wildlife
Tagged Ochlockonee State Park, oysters, Panama City Florida, Sopchoppy Florida
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Ft Pierce and Stuart Florida
Our recent RV tip to visit friends Mark and Lyn is typical of the kinds of quick little trips we’ll make in our new smaller RV. Mark and Lyn are long time full time friends currently living on their sailboat. … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, RV Travel
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RVing Again
Little did we know when we decided in January 2020 to get off the road and buy a home that the world would be afflicted by a global pandemic. We were happy to be off the road at that time. … Continue reading
Posted in Georgia, National Forest campgrounds, RV Travel, South Carolina, State Parks
Tagged Forest River Forester, National Forest
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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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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
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