Downtown Georgetown, Kentucky's horse headquarters. Bucked off a horse many years ago, I have a healthy fear of the large animals. But over the years, my respect and admiration for them has grown. In fact, one of my most memorable and profound wildlife encounters as a photographer occurred in Theodore Roosevelt National Park where I … Continue reading Sep 22, 2024 – Horsing Around in Kentucky
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Sep 13, 2024 – One River, Three States
There are people out there old enough to know what a broken record sounds like, so when I say that the RV is the best way to travel in this country, you know I'm sounding like a broken record. If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a million times, there is no better way … Continue reading Sep 13, 2024 – One River, Three States
Aug 17, 2024 – Familiar (or Family) Territory
A) Shipshewana South Campground, INB) Marken Glen Campground, Kalamazoo MIC) Friends Jim & Denise, Columbiaville, MI D) Happy Acres Campground, Angola, INE) White River Campground, Cicero, IN I’ve never been to Uranus, until now. Vivian and I have stayed at a county campground north of Indianapolis many times as it is conveniently located near our … Continue reading Aug 17, 2024 – Familiar (or Family) Territory
Aug 13, 2024 – The Windiest Spot in America
It was our intention to spend a few days in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, do some hiking and visit the Mount Washington summit. We did both of those things, but with only one day to do them. As it were, our plans to be in New Hampshire for a few days were thwarted for the … Continue reading Aug 13, 2024 – The Windiest Spot in America
Aug 2, 2024 – The Northeasternmost State
When we are not traveling around the country, our RV is parked on Chokoloskee Island, in southern Florida and on the Gulf of Mexico. We are surrounded by a subtropical saltwater wilderness of mangrove forest islands and sandy beaches littered with shells and hurricane tree debris. The highest elevation is sea level. Mostly, sunrise and … Continue reading Aug 2, 2024 – The Northeasternmost State
Jul 21, 2023 – The Sea Bound Coast
Having been in Canada for 34 days and parked mostly within national parks, Halifax (the most populous city in Nova Scotia) would be the beginning of the end of our Canadian Maritimes tour. In another week, we would be back in the states and saying goodbye to our travel companions Spencer and Lorraine. Our route … Continue reading Jul 21, 2023 – The Sea Bound Coast
Jul 10, 2024 – The Cape
Heading toward Cheticamp Campground along the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Fog over the Bay of Fundy adds to the beauty of it, whereas fog over Cape Breton completely devours it. That’s what we learned after arriving at the Cheticamp Campground within Cape Breton Highlands National Park. During the first four days there, … Continue reading Jul 10, 2024 – The Cape
Jun 28, 2023 – The Island
After leaving Fundy National Park, we crossed the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward island. When sustained wind speeds reach 40 mph, high-sided vehicles can be restricted. The bridge is 8 miles long, the longest in the world to cross over icy waters. It replaced ferry service to the island in 1997. Upon arriving at our … Continue reading Jun 28, 2023 – The Island
Jun 27, 2023 – Fundy Fog Forever on My Mind
A few hours after arriving at Headquarters Campground in Fundy National Park, I stepped out into the cool evening and headed to the Bay of Fundy. Breathing in the salt air, I felt the joy of anticipation and being in a place so wildly new and different. After a 5-min walk, I stood on the … Continue reading Jun 27, 2023 – Fundy Fog Forever on My Mind
Jun 20, 2024 – Time for Some Fundy
The 450-mile route from Quebec City to Fundy National Park (red circle), with one stop along the way (yellow circle). It was a pleasant drive through some scenic areas of New Brunswick. There are few things in RV traveling that come with sweeter anticipation as a reservation at a national park campground. Prior to arriving … Continue reading Jun 20, 2024 – Time for Some Fundy
Changing Views From Our RV 