Sunrises On the Outer Banks
{Dates of visit: Oct. 25-28, 2013} Early morning on the Outer Banks. There are many routes to choose from when traveling up and down the east coast. When I was a kid my family and I spent a lot of […]
{Dates of visit: Oct. 25-28, 2013} Early morning on the Outer Banks. There are many routes to choose from when traveling up and down the east coast. When I was a kid my family and I spent a lot of […]
{Dates of visit Oct. 19-29, 2013}Things start to close down in the Northeast in mid-October. Well, things like RV parks, state and county parks, and shops in some of the smaller. touristy areas of the …
{Date of Visit Oct. 13 - 19, 2013}The old Weber-Buzzard farmhouses as it looked sometime in the 1950's.When I was young I had no idea how lucky I was to have both of my parents …
{Dates of visit Oct. 11- 14, 2013}Disclaimer: With only two days to explore the area there's a chance we didn't get to see, do, drink, tour, eat or photograph 99% of the things one "must …
{Dates of visit Oct. 9-11, 2013} Did you ever see a place that looks like it was built just to enjoy? Well, this whole state of Maine looks that way to me. ~Will RogersFor many …
{Date of visit: Oct 7-Oct 9, 2013}Sometimes there just isn't enough time to 'do it all'. That's the position we found ourselves in after leaving Vermont. We were still traveling with my sister, Marylou, and …
{Dates of visit: Oct 2-Oct 7, 2013}Look! The bridge authority made an amazing display for my birthday!! ;)What are full-time RVers to do when they find themselves in Upstate New York at the beginning of …
I know the reality of the situation. Let's face it, I live inside a mostly plastic home with vinyl flooring and wallpaper (that's now been painted over). We use gasoline to propel us …
{Dates of Visit: Sep 11 - Oct 2, 2013}Hanging out in front of my sister's house. Marylou (left) and Lynn (right). Since we were technically still in our first year of travel, our main goal …
{Dates of Visit: Sep 5- Sep 11, 2013} No matter how much we think we loath "tourist traps" we often find that, with an open mind, they are sometimes worth visiting (like House on the …



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