Leaving Augusta, GA behind, it would be a 2-1/2 hour fairly scenic (but showery) drive to bring us to our next destination, York County’s Ebenezer Park in Rock Hill, SC. This 26 acre park is on the shores of Lake …
Note: this post describes events as of April 2021. Leaving historic Andersonville behind us, we continued our journey northward. Our next destination was Hephzibah, GA (Augusta) where we would be staying at Diamond Lakes Regional Park on a full hookup …
Note: this post describes events as of April 2021. Andersonville Cemetery which was designated a national cemetery on July 26, 1865 is located approximately 300 yards northwest from the Andersonville prison site. Today the 27 acre national cemetery where over …
Note: this post describes events as of April 2021. When we arrived at Twin Oaks RV Park in Elko, GA, we didn’t have any specific sightseeing plans during our two night stay. But since we had a full day to …
Spring Break. That notorious time of year that rolls around starting in March and continuing until the end of April. A time of year that we often totally forget about. Totally booked campgrounds, hotels, motels, B & B’s and cottages. …
As we settled into life in RI during the spring and summer of 2020, we knew that many state parks had already shut down, some private parks had done the same or were operating at reduced capacities and the RV …
Fast forwarding, as I’m writing this, we are in Orange Beach, AL at Pandion Ridge RV Resort where we’ve been since January 1st. More about that in an upcoming post. But for those of you who are always looking for …
Leaving Spartan, it was about a three hour drive to Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino in Anderson, IN, our first stop heading south along I-69. For those of you who are not sure how to find casinos that allow …
October 21st was our planned departure date to leave RI and begin our winter migration, first heading west, then eventually south. On one hand, we were looking forward to our departure, we nomads have a hard time sitting still in …
During the summer of 2020 the COVID-19 pandemic encouraged us to spend a lot more non-social quality time on the boat and coach, but it didn’t really slow down getting projects accomplished, in fact it probably increased our project load. …
