Look closely, the location of our top ten hidden gems are marked. The United States is full of hidden gems and you will not find them unless you take a road trip. I will go further and say that road tripping with a home on wheels is even better; it affords you the time to … Continue reading Looking Back – Top Ten Hidden Gems
Author: Constance Mier
Looking Back – Imagine RV Travels without Public Lands
The National Park Service manages 424 individual units covering more than 85 million acres in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and US territories. While there are at least 19 naming designations, the most well known are the 63 National Parks, including Glacier National Park. We can give some of our thanks to Scottish-born … Continue reading Looking Back – Imagine RV Travels without Public Lands
Fulltime RVing – Eleven Tools we Cannot Live Without
While our website blogs are about the places we travel to, we decided to add more information concerning RV maintenance & repair from this point on. Stay tuned as we have much to share. Wisdom is commonly described this way- "If I only knew then what I know now". Such is fulltime living in an … Continue reading Fulltime RVing – Eleven Tools we Cannot Live Without
Looking Back – Art on the Road
They seem to go well together. As many others do, Vivian and I travel in our home for reasons too many to count on two hands. But if there was only one reason, that would be enough reason to travel in an RV. Whatever the reason, traveling guarantees one new experience after another. Which brings … Continue reading Looking Back – Art on the Road
Sep 25, 2022 – Hurricane Ian
From Sep 25 to 28, we camped near Columbus, Ohio as Hurricane Ian made its way to Florida. A southward view of our home base at Outdoor Resorts on Chokoloskee Island, one of the Ten Thousand Islands in the Gulf of Mexico. Looking back to September 10th, 2017, Category 3 Hurricane Irma with winds speeds … Continue reading Sep 25, 2022 – Hurricane Ian
Sep 7, 2022 – The Third Coast
Our route from the Lake Huron side to the Lake Michigan side where we stayed one week at Lake Leelanau RV Park, and then four nights at Steamboat Park Campground. Our campsite at Lake Leelanau RV Park. Our campsite at Steamboat Park on the Grand River near Grand Rapids, a different look from Leelanau Peninsula. … Continue reading Sep 7, 2022 – The Third Coast
Aug 28, 2022 – The Other Side of Michigan
From the Upper Peninsula, we crossed the Mackinac Bridge while towing the fifth wheel for the second time in our travels. This time we drove to the "other side" of Michigan, the Lake Huron side. Ten days later, we drove west to the Lake Michigan side. The red arrow indicates our campground near Alpena. Imagine … Continue reading Aug 28, 2022 – The Other Side of Michigan
Aug 7, 2022 – Up North
“Up North - the magical land of cabins, fishing, beer, flannel shirts, and no cell phone service”. Anonymous Our towing route from Madison, WI to Brimley, MI. One week in Iron River, WI at Top O' the Morn Campground, the next week in Christmas, MI at Pictured Rocks RV Park and the final week in … Continue reading Aug 7, 2022 – Up North
Jul 31, 2022 – Wisconsin Part 2: Places to See Before you Die
With our campground near Madison, it was a nice day's drive to visit Monroe and New Glarus, both circled in red on the map. Our home for five days, at the William G. Lunney Lake Farm County Park Campground, 5 miles from downtown Madison. To help us plan our travels to each state, Vivian and … Continue reading Jul 31, 2022 – Wisconsin Part 2: Places to See Before you Die
Jul 24, 2022 – Wisconsin Part 1: Drifting Through Summer
In red circles are the small towns of Viroqua and Mineral Point, both within the driftless area of southwestern Wisconsin. A coveted campsite, shaded, full hookup, spacious, quiet and within a small campground surrounded by natural beauty. This was our home for 7 days. It was laundry day, which is why we stood in the … Continue reading Jul 24, 2022 – Wisconsin Part 1: Drifting Through Summer
Changing Views From Our RV 