We have been speaking with our camp host at Spadra Park regarding Woodpecker Campground, which is his relatively new property. I asked him if I could mention it on my blog, and he readily agreed. He stopped by again yesterday to ask for the names of our blog and Facebook page, so I told him…
Category: RV’ing
Contentment
How would I describe this life in words? I am afraid I cannot do so adequately. The closest I can come is by sharing photos of the moments that bring us such contentment; though they are brief, they will have to suffice. Looking back at our favorite photos evokes more than just images, color, and…
Photo Dump 10/15/26
OLD HWY 25 CAMPGROUND TUMBLING SHOALS, ARKANSAS Just a beautiful place. Sometimes you just need to let the pictures tell the story.
Camping or Glamping
Camping is the outdoor activity of spending one or more nights away from home. This is primarily in a natural setting such as a forest, beach, or mountains. Camping involves sleeping in a temporary shelter such as a tent, cabin, RV, or even under the stars. Glamping is a glamorous form of camping. By definition,…
Destination ????
We’re finally embarking on the adventure we’ve always dreamed of—traveling without a set plan or destination. It’s been the driving force behind almost everything we’ve done, from our work and savings to our camper renovations and family care. Initially, we had set our destination as Michigan. However, as we delved deeper into our research and…
Chasing Seventies from a Different Perspective
Up until now we’ve always traveled during the summer; the months when it’s hardest to find those “perfect” temperatures. But now? We are heading into uncharted territory for us. We are now both retired and ready to get on the road. But, where to? We are realizing there is more to choosing a destination than…
RV Maintenance: are we in trouble?
Day one of our travel adventure and already experiencing a little maintenance—what a way to kick off our journey! We’ve learned that these moments are simply part of the fun. After a few hours on the road, our excitement began to wane, and our grumbling stomachs urged us to stop. We pulled into the DQ…
Chasing Seventy
Chasing Seventies has taken on a profound new significance in my life. It transcends mere temperature; it’s a reflection of time’s passage. Having just celebrated my 65th birthday and made the bittersweet decision to retire from teaching, I find myself grappling with an exhilarating yet strange feeling. Transitioning from the daily ritual of rising with…
Day 3 Adventures and Breakfast Burritos
We left Mississippi this morning after semi-rough night. We’ve had worse but definitely a noisy night at Loves. We stopped at this Louisiana rest stop for a bite to eat and a quick selfie. No Boy in the picture because he was hot and grumpy and stayed in Betty Deux. Breakfast for travel days needs…
