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If you read this blog on a regular basis, thank you and apologies for the long gap between posts. And if you are ever curious about us, we are a quick text or call away (if you know us that way)! Short & Sweet Summary to Catch Up We are currently roosting in sunny El Read more
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Our second time through Louisiana kept us south of I-10 in the land of huge live oaks, gators, bayous, Tabasco sauce and rainforest-like humidity that actually created droplets on our A/C vents…Let’s geaux! Abbeville, LA We stayed in Palmetto Island State Park near Abbeville, a quaint town in southern Louisiana. While the roads to the Read more
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There is so much to see in Utah that I am sure we only scratched the surface. It’s pretty amazing! Layton, Ogden and Salt Lake City (and Our First Dose of Hot Weather in Ages) Hill Air Force Base We spent a week in the FamCamp at Hill Air Force Base in Layton, UT which Read more
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From a spooky and beautiful moonscape to an internment camp, we saw things we never imagined in a state best known for potatoes. Upset Travel Cats & An RV Resort The travel day that took us into Idaho was a little too long. We typically shoot for a maximum of three hours, but it took Read more
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Wow, I can’t believe it has been nearly two years since we first dragged our camper across the country from Ohio to Washington State! There is still so much to see and dear friends and family to visit, so off we go and here we come! Waterfalls & Banana Slugs on the Oregon Trail Our Read more
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The Sealth has ferried us away from San Juan Island and deposited us on Fidalgo Island. From there we drove over Deception Pass to Whidbey Island for a few days before we begin our much-anticipated journey to the east coast. San Juan Island Memories (Congrats Leslie & Anthony!) Our two months volunteering at San Juan Read more
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With only about two weeks before we ferry back to reality, we are trying to savor the magic of the San Juan Islands as much as we can! As I Write This… I am nestled in a camp chair facing the Salish Sea, specifically the Haro Strait, with the snow-capped Olympic Mountains creating a backdrop Read more
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Why do I write a blog in the first place? Why Blog? When Greg and I donated our belongings and hit the road to travel back in 2023, it was after many musings over why we shouldn’t do that: How will we get mail? Will the cats adjust? What if we can’t find a place Read more
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Since our last post we have moved twice and have been very close to the epicenter of an earthquake. I never imagined that being nomadic would make us movers and shakers! I feel so under-dressed (all the time). Eventful Last Days in Port Orchard While we were moochdocking in Leslie and Anthony’s side yard we Read more
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What a pleasant surprise to have a stretch with virtually no rain in the PNW during winter! The trade-off is very, very cold nights and all that accompanies that living in a camper. Of course, a little cold weather doesn’t keep us from bundling up and exploring… Brrrr! Freeze Prep! Wintertime in a sticks-and-bricks abode Read more
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