Category Archives: Camping
Florida in February and Skipping the Missouri Winter Blues
Where are the palms? Where is the sun? Where are the ocean breezes in Missouri? (Beware, there are lots of photos below!) Did you know that Juan Ponce de Le’on landed at Melbourne Shores? And he wasn’t looking for the … Continue reading
Up North!! Two Weeks is NOT Enough!
Great Lakes. “No Salt. No Sharks. No Worries” I felt a little sad this morning when we left the north woods of Drummond, town of about 400. I can’t put my finger on why I felt that way? Maybe it … Continue reading
Arrow Rock…Rocks! But does not Explode!
July 6, 2017 To Escape the Fireworks Head to Arrow Rock! About one year ago, I created a blog about Arrow Rock. We were about to launch our southern extravaganza trip and this was our first stop. Today I am … Continue reading
Mama, Please Pass the Mush!
The Romance of Dining on the Road. You can smell it, can’t you? When you camp grub is cooked over a blazing fire while someone plays the guitar! And every one sings Kumbaya and eats Smores? Right? Wrong! Only those … Continue reading
Tom’s Dashboard. Reflections on “Stepping in the River Twice”
Tom’s Dashboard. An RV with no Name! Thirty-five days on the road in an RV with no name. Marla, Twinks, Hillary and me, plus all the stuff we could squeeze into the 34 foot Canyon Star (2 guitars, 1 keyboard, … Continue reading
Float with Your Dog down the Colorado River!
Discover the Cities and Towns of Our Country! We left Moab a few days ago taking U128 East to Interstate 70 heading home through Colorado and that pesky State of Kansas. This ancient road creeps along the Colorado River hugging … Continue reading
There is Magic in “them there hills.”
A Quasi-Disney Experience at Zion National Park The minute we jumped on the required shuttle to visit this majestic park, I felt like I was having a virtual experience. Take off the glasses! Wait, isn’t this live? Aren’t I physically … Continue reading
Folding Space in the Land of the Pueblos
Memories and the Worm Hole Back in Time. In the 1970’s I spent several weeks out West attempting to discover every Anasazi (The term is no longer used.) settlement I could find that was listed on a Native American map … Continue reading