Sep 26, 2024 Stories From Kentucky

A - Berea College, B - Fort Harrod State Park, C - Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill. A total of 50 miles. Road traveling has given Vivian and I the most valuable lessons in history, nuanced by the many stories told across the country. What strikes us most is the number of fascinating stories that … Continue reading Sep 26, 2024 Stories From Kentucky →

Sep 22, 2024 – Horsing Around in Kentucky

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 →

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 →

Sep 19, 2021 – Languishing in the South

A few miles south of the Michigan-Indiana border & 3 miles from our service appointment in Goshen. This is Kercher's Sunrise Farm, a Harvest Host. Had some of the best apple cider there! After six weeks in Michigan, we were more than ready to move on – too many memories mucking things up and we … Continue reading Sep 19, 2021 – Languishing in the South →

Aug 13, 2018 – A Cave, a Woman and a Camera

“I won’t take a picture unless the moon is right, to say nothing of the sunlight and shadow!” Frances Benjamin Johnston Less than two weeks into our RV travels, we visited our first national park, Mammoth Cave. We learned it first in Alabama, no matter what place we travel to, there is a fascinating story … Continue reading Aug 13, 2018 – A Cave, a Woman and a Camera →