While staying at James Island County Park, our plan was to head into Charleston and do some sightseeing but there was so much to do right in the park that we didn’t get there until Thursday, the day before we …
As mentioned in our previous post, walking along the beach is one of our favorite things to do, so during our stay at Myrtle we spent quite a bit of time doing just that. We would then return to our …
Surprise, surprise, the first thing we had to do on our first morning at Myrtle was to make a visit to one of the local breakfast joints (now admit it you have missed reading about our breakfast outings, haven’t you?) – …
So here we were stuck at the Spartan “Resort” for the weekend. What to do all weekend? Well, it started off with some fun! Late Friday after our dump station run, Mike & Lisa came over to ask us if …
We awoke to bright sunny skies the next day at Endless Caverns RV Park, a perfect day for doing a little exploring. Since we had already decided to stay an extra day, we stopped by the office to let them …
Thursday – another hearty breakfast at the Riverstone Restaurant followed by another sightseeing expedition – a trip to Clingmans Dome! Our luck with the weather was about to run out – showers were in the forecast for Friday! At 6,643 …
On Wednesday morning, another glorious sunny day, we were up early and after a quick breakfast on board, we were headed for Cades Cove, a short 9 miles from Townsend. As mentioned in our last post, we had been here …
So much to do and see here…where to start! Well, of course, we started with what we always start with – breakfast (I know that’s a big surprise, right?). Less than 1/2 mile from the campground was the Riverstone Restaurant …
And the good weather at DeSoto State Park near Fort Payne, AL continued! Next on our agenda was to visit the much publicized DeSoto Falls, named for famed explorer, Hernando DeSoto, which are located about seven miles north of DeSoto …
What’s that saying…behind every dark cloud is a silver lining? But in this case it should be after every dark storm there comes a perfect day! Thursday, May 1st was that perfect glorious day…dry comfortable temps with a few wispy …
