Welcome to Nola!! I am horrible at staying current with our adventures…for that reason I thought it only fair to start labeling past stops as “flash backs” just for clarity…(currently we are in North Carolina and headed to the Outer […]
There was a feeling of conquest when we finally crossed the border into Louisiana. As we all know, Texas prides itself on being BIG...second only to Alaska, a fact a lot of Texans handily forget. …
Yes, we're STILL in Texas.The route from Galveston, Texas to New Orleans had us making one last stop in Texas, Port Arthur (we prefer to do our driving in 2- 2.5 hour increments...sometimes even less). …
Ah, the Gulf Coast...where the water is warm(ish) and the sand is sugary white and a person can hole up and recover from a long weekend of debauchery. This was exactly what we needed after …
Much of our stay in San Antonio is a blur and I blame our friends Otha and Leah Livingston for all of it. If you know who they are then you know what I mean.Clark …
Austin, TexasIn an effort to save money and get the most ‘bang for our buck’ (after purchasing an annual Texas State Parks Pass...which saved us a bunch of money) we opted to stay at McKinney …
The last time I drove through Texas I was 14 years old and my dad (and therefore our family) had received orders to move from an Air Force base in Georgia to one in California. …
Drinks for 2... Catch up-wise we've made it to February...which is great except that we are still 5 months behind! Luckily, for those who follow us on Facebook, you've been able to get some updates on …
The Good News yes, the wifi IS free. The Bad News, it doesn't work...at all.Wi-fi, why do you forsake me?! The campgrounds keep teasing me with promises of wi-fi...often free but sometimes we have to …
You know how you spend hours and hours (perhaps even a few sleepless nights) plotting out the next leg of your journey (or vacation) to make it the best possible experience for everyone? You plan, …
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