I spent the first two years with my new Class C motorhome about the same way I’d been tent and truck camper camping before buying it. We would pack everything up for a trip, load up, and then take three to six days somewhere relaxing and less crowded for a short vacation, always returning to... Continue Reading →
Sea Rim State Park, Sabine Pass, Texas
I love the gulf and when friends said they were coming here for two days and wanted to know if I wanted to join them, I jumped at the chance. This is a small state park, mostly pull-thru sites, with water and electricity. Don't be discouraged as you pass all the oil refineries on the... Continue Reading →
Virtual California
To really do justice to California travel, I should probably do two blogs, one for north and one for south. This may be true for other states as well but after living in California for 40 of my adult years, I did a lot more traveling here than anywhere else and learned that there is... Continue Reading →
Virtual South Carolina
I visited South Carolina in the fall of 2018 and there's a lot more to this Eastern seaboard state than just Myrtle Beach. There are six RV Park reviews here and the following is a virtual tour so you can plan your in-real-life trip for the future. The Myrtle Beach area is a popular destination... Continue Reading →
Virtual Michigan
In a departure from my previous two "virtual" posts, this time we are going to explore online a state I have not visited yet. If there's a place here you'd like to include, please add it to the comments below. Last summer (2019), I had reservations at several places near Lake Huron and had also... Continue Reading →
Cat Entertainment On The Road
When I decided to sell the house and go full time in my small 24' Class C motorhome two years ago, I was a little concerned about kitty. Oslo had just turned 7 and had spent most of his life outdoors because he prefers to sit outside in the garden than be in the house.... Continue Reading →
Virtual Arizona
In our continuing series of places we can't visit right now in person but can explore online, here are some virtual links for getting to know Arizona. The first state in the series is Texas and you can find that post here. At first glance, Arizona might seem like a vast open place with not... Continue Reading →
Six Degrees of Separation
The world has changed in the blink of an eye. I actually thought that my world would change due to climate issues, with ever more extreme natural disasters occurring until our world, as we know it, would be forever different. I was wrong. But we're not all in the same boat, so to speak. For... Continue Reading →
There’s a Storm Coming…
How many of you have changed your plans recently? I know I have. I blogged last month that I would be adding about 20 to 25 new RV campground reviews starting this spring through summer. Well, that's all changed. I had a plan to drive from southeast Texas to Northern California end of March (ten... Continue Reading →
Oh Bother!
Requisite chores when you're full-time “Oh, bother!” as Pooh would say. People excitedly comment on the amount of freedom I have living full time in a motorhome and traveling but it’s not all a life of leisure. I find there are still a few items of responsibility I must endure and have recently met the... Continue Reading →
