Three national parks - Kouchibouguac in red, Forillon in yellow, and La Mauricie in green. Here’s a fun fact - Parks Canada was established in 1911, the world’s first national park service. So far, Vivian and I have been to 8 Canadian national parks (including Newfoundland’s Gros Morne) . We love Parks Canada. So, when … Continue reading Jul 8, 2025 – Three More on the Parks Canada List
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Jun 4, 2025 -Friends on the Way to Canada
Pulling into Colleton State Park in South Carolina, it would be another nine days before we saw the sun again. As the sun warmed me in the brisk 65-degree Maine temperature, I laughed at how it was not so long ago that I cursed the Florida heat and humidity. On our travels north, we have … Continue reading Jun 4, 2025 -Friends on the Way to Canada
June 14, 2024 Canada’s Oldest City
While visiting the national parks in Alberta last year, we got used to seeing signs in English and French. And after a couple conversations with native Canadians from Alberta and Saskatchewan, we got the notion that visiting Quebec would be extra challenging for English-speaking tourists, because supposedly all signs are in French and not English. … Continue reading June 14, 2024 Canada’s Oldest City
Jun 6, 2024 – Running to Vermont
It takes us two days of driving to get to Florida's panhandle when pulling the RV. First stop, Colt Creek State Park. The last 10 days are a blur. I’m not sure what I was thinking except that we had six nights reserved in Vermont campgrounds that I did not want to give up, especially … Continue reading Jun 6, 2024 – Running to Vermont
Dec 17, 2021- The Best of the Best
Our route while towing the RV, a total of 8626 miles. To summarize our 2021 travels - we pulled out of Chokoloskee on April 9 and returned on Nov 11 with an additional 17,319 miles, 8626 of which were towing miles. Traveling spanned over 216 nights, 48 locations, 16 states, and 8 new states meeting … Continue reading Dec 17, 2021- The Best of the Best
Apr 27, 2021 – Water and Dust
Caddo Lake State Park campground. If Vivian were writing our blog, this entry would not exist. In her mind, Texas was a fleeting moment that she was all too eager to put behind her and was not worthy of a blog. But, in all fairness a state that required 814 miles of driving to get … Continue reading Apr 27, 2021 – Water and Dust
Apr 11, 2021 – Gorgeous George
Clear skies over Chokoloskee Island, the morning we left to begin our 2021 travels. Eleven months earlier to the day, both Vivian and I sat down with our ipads and a smart phone running an atomic clock app. After studying a satellite image of St George Island State Park campground, viewing each site at street-level, … Continue reading Apr 11, 2021 – Gorgeous George
Changing Views From Our RV 