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RV and tent camping are two different things! We have become accustomed to the luxury of camping in our motorhome. In our motorhome, running water flows from our faucets into our sinks, and we have hot water on demand from our water heater. We own a comfy couch and several TV sets. Most importantly, our bed is a consistent, beautiful combination of softness and firmness. However, that being…

Today is Moving Day, our last day at Hernando Point.  For most people, Moving Day happens only occasionally, and some never move. For us, Moving Day occurs often. We are traveling Nomads. We move to a new location frequently because we live in our motorhome and choose to stay at locations that are mostly limited-stay campgrounds. Sometimes, we settle into one spot for a long haul and rent a…

We enjoyed our hike to Sougahoagdee Falls so much that we decided to try and explore some of the other waterfalls in the area. We did some rudimentary research for this adventure by consulting YouTube to see if we could get some ideas for good waterfalls from other YouTube explorers. One of the videos we watched suggested that five waterfalls in the area are easy hikes and that one could easily…

Life presents us with many opportunities and challenges. We have had a significant challenge this year with health issues. Our biggest challenge, Cancer, has stalled our travels and explorations. But, recently, the treatments for Cancer have been reduced to maintenance doses, and we have been able to resume our travels. As full-time Rvers, we love spending time in the forest and seeing the beauty…

Alexander Springs is a natural spring in Central Florida, fifty-seven miles from Orlando in the Ocala National Forest. The admission fee was twelve dollars a person, but the cost of admission was totally worth it! One should ensure they visit early in the day because they close at five-thirty PM. This spring pumps seventy-five gallons of seventy-two-degree water from its source, which makes it…

June 2023. Hi all, this year, we took a hiatus (pronounced “Hi, ate us!”) from our blog posts, a rather sad hiatus. There’s a good reason for this hiatus, as illness has entered our lives this spring, summer, and fall.Over the winter, I knew something was wrong with me. I was getting short of breath just walking (even short distances). I didn’t know what was wrong, and because I didn’t want to…

I love a good campfire, especially when it’s cool in the evening! I enjoy just relaxing by the fire, watching the flames hungrily lick the wood, and exploring my thoughts. I also enjoy talking with family and friends at the fire

Part of the Life

Living in a rolling house has many perks. But it has a few pitfalls as well. We love our wandering lifestyle, so we accept the pitfalls as part of the life. The biggest pitfall we encounter is that every small creature that lives outside wants to share the comfort of our cozy abode. Honestly, I guess I don’t really blame them. As much as I enjoy the great outdoors, I appreciate some respite from…

Seeing the sites in the Poconos!

Tuesday, May 31, 2022 We are off on another adventure today. This time we are exploring some of the waterfalls in the Pocono mountains. It is very overcast today, and storms are predicted for this afternoon. The colors are flat and lifeless, and it’s not really a good day for photography. But, in life, one has to work with the time one is given. We will be in this area for only a week, and so,…

Timothy Lake South- Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania

Timothy Lake South is a wonderful Thousand Trails Campground. The park allows each camper to choose their site, which I appreciated. We were able to find a spot with two to three bars of cell signal and clear access to the southern skies. Which meant we had Data/Phone access plus Dish signal! A win-win for us! The sites are spaced out decently with full hook-ups and fifty amps at each site. The…

Coffee in hand, waking up, I have time to sit and think about things – not ships or sails or sealing wax, but things. As I look out my window, this morning’s musings are about camping, vacationing, and traveling. Seeing our fellow campers, I realize that we have evolved over the many camping years of our adult lives. The stages of our camping evolution range from weekend camping trips to…

Mary’s Land Farm

When we first began to travel via RV, we would plan our stops at State parks and RV parks a few months before our Journey. We usually spent $35 to $45, sometimes $50 a night. Often these sites were intended for the park’s “overflow” traffic, folks like us who were just looking for a place to rest our heads. Often, they were gravel parking lots with ‘services’ (water/electric/sewer). When we…

Dear Friends and Loved-ones, Today is moving day, once again! We enjoyed our stay at Chesapeake Bay RV Park; however, we found our spot small and cramped, and Lucy did not care for our neighbors being so close by. We waited too long to book our stay here, so we ended up with a Standard Site. Whenever we had our window shade up, and she could see outside, she would complain loudly. So, we sat in…