Teresa’s Musings
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Dayton, OH
Read more: Dayton, OHWednesday (May 16th) thru Saturday (May 19th) We left Bowling Green and headed north for about 200 miles to Dayton, OH. We are in Dayton to visit the National Air Force Museum, which dear friends Meigs & Paul said you must see. We arrived at the Dayton KOA. It’s a nice KOA but sites are…
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Louisville KY
Read more: Louisville KYSunday, May 13th We had a short 2-hour drive to Louisville. It is hot! It started getting hot in Nashville then Memphis and has continued with 90+ degree temps. We’re staying at the South Louisville KOA and by golly it has a pool! Praise heaven! We set up and quickly headed to the pool. Only…
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Bowling Green, KY
Read more: Bowling Green, KYFriday, May 11th We said goodbye to the Mississippi River and to Tom Sawyer Campground and the river bugs. The river bugs would buzz around, particularly at dusk and when it was still. Annoying little buggers although not as annoying as black flies. This marks us turning north and east and starting the slow trek…
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Walking in Memphis
Read more: Walking in MemphisFriday, May 4th We left Hermitage and headed west through TN and landed in West Memphis, AR, just over the Tennessee border at Tom Sawyer RV Park along the banks of the Mississippi River. Our site is on the water and we have views of all the barge river traffic coming and going. Frequently we’ll…
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Nashville, TN
Read more: Nashville, TNFriday, April 27th Gary put on his big boy pants and navigated back down the mountain with the switchbacks. Piece of cake and we’d totally stay at Mama Gertie’s again. Just a really cool spot! We had a nice drive heading west on 40 to just east of Nashville at a Corp of Engineer Park…
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Durham & Asheville, NC
Read more: Durham & Asheville, NCSunday, April 22nd Miss Kya got me up early on Sunday morning so I was able to take her for a morning toodle and see sunrise on the beach before we left Cape Hatteras! Excellent! We headed west on Historic Albermarle Highway (64 West). Our stop for Sunday afternoon was Apex, NC, located near the…
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Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Read more: Cape Hatteras National SeashoreTuesday, April 17th We left Assateague in the morning after seeing three horses steal our neighbors food. They were tenting and the horses can be quite brazen. Luckily everybody saw the humor in the situation! We had a great easy drive down to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. A marvel of technology. It is over…
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Assateague Island National Seashore
Read more: Assateague Island National SeashoreSaturday, April 14th A beautiful sunny day with temps in the 70s. We left NJ and headed to Maryland. A lovely drive down to the coast mostly off-highway on Route 1 and then 113. We crossed over the Verrazano Bridge (not that Verrazano Bridge), arrived on the island and immediately saw wild horses by the…
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Mohegan Sun & Philadelphia
Read more: Mohegan Sun & PhiladelphiaA lot going on: retirement, Gary’s birthday and the start of a two-month trip. We were able to get work completed, pack up for a two-month trip, and leave when we had hoped to… despite a late start to spring in the Northeast, an unexpected furnace problem on the RV, and a re-occurrence of Kya’s…
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Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Maine
Read more: Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, MaineWell, it’s been awhile since I’ve done one of these! We got back from our cross country trip on July 1 and haven’t done much traveling since. One does have to work on occasion. 🙂 We had two additional camping outings this summer. One to Boothbay, Maine for a few days in August and the…
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Schodack Island State Park, Albany, NY & Final Thoughts
Read more: Schodack Island State Park, Albany, NY & Final ThoughtsSchodack Island State Park, Albany, NY Thursday, June 29th, we head off in the morning for our next stop. Weather is sunny and cool. We have a nice drive through rural parts of New York state with not a lot of traffic but a fair amount of construction. Although since there is so little traffic,…
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Corning Museum of Glass
Read more: Corning Museum of GlassTuesday, June 27th, we headed off in the morning for Lawrenceville, PA. Roads are either getting better or I’m just getting used to these narrow, winding roads and don’t get as freaked out anymore. I think it’s a combination of the two. We see rolling hills, sheep and cattle grazing, and enjoy lovely temps and…