I have an irrational aversion to bowling shoes and hot springs. Invite me roller skating and I’ll throw those rented skates on like a disco queen, but bowling shoes (even though there’s a sock barrier) always grosses me out…
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I was not a fan of history in school but I can’t get enough of it as an adult. In high school, I was pretty sure knowing about some dead guy who lead an army in a war was not going…
When cotton was king and slavery prevalent, Natchez, Mississippi was at its center. The land and the river for transport made plantation owners here enormous fortunes. In fact, before the civil war, Natchez was home to more millionaires per capita than any other American city..…
By March 1, 2023, it was finally warm enough to move north of Florida! (If we stay too long in freezing temps, the tanks full of fresh water, along with grey and black waste water, freeze up. Like the…
If there’s one thing we’ve learned about touring the eastern U.S., it is that it’s the setting of a tumultuous past. The many skirmishes and change of control in different areas between the Spanish, the French, and the English,…
Our second HipCamp site in Florida was in the town of Apalachicola. Say that 3 times fast. We met the fun-loving owner of the house, after having a little trouble with the electrical, which was quickly remedied. She and her significant…
Are you a collector? You know…cars, baseball cards, dolls, children’s pedal cars, antique cash registers, knives, pianos, Disney items, golf clubs, airline barf bags, vinyl albums, or out board motors? If so, the Tallahassee Automobile Museum was curated for you!…
Ever wondered how we find places to stay? There are a number of ways to find places to park an RV. …
A reader board said that the semi tropical scenery of Ocala National Forest is not found in any other national forest in the continental US. We did 3 quick overnights as we were working our way north in Florida…
