Let’s see, where were we? Oh yes, anchored in the middle of nowhere. By morning the winds and seas had picked up a bit, helping us scoot along to Chub Cay where we planned to top off tanks. While en route, we triple checked the forecasts and saw the weather was going to continue to … More Bahamas Adventures
When we last posted, we were waiting for critical parts and repairing or replacing what was lost or damaged before. I was also trying to learn to love the smell of diesel so seasickness doesn’t take hold of me and promising family that yes, I would do more blog posts so they could “travel with … More The Bahamas
Greetings! Last time we posted was almost three years ago, and we had recently purchased an older sailboat to start the water chapter of our adventures. We found a slip at a nice little marina, which ended up being our temporary home for almost three years. We had a place to make sure Dulcinea would … More The Reality of Sailboat Life
We have had so much to learn since we started this chapter. As you may recall, when we bought our camper, we didn’t know what we didn’t know. this resulted in a broken frame and a list of repairs we hadn’t planned on. With that experience rather fresh in our minds, we carefully inspected each … More The Boat Survey
Florida has been more than just sunshine and beaches. We’ve been busy working out plans for our next adventure. We definitely have the exploring bug, so we are going to keep at it, this time via sailboat. Our awesome friends gave us the boat life bug, and we are grateful they did. We’ve been checking … More The Next Adventure
Happy New Year! We spent the first day of 2020 enjoying a delicious lunch with cousins, followed by a hunt for shark teeth on the beach. Alas, no teeth were found, but it was a fabulous way to start the year. FYI: The timing of articles has been and will continue to be a bit … More Fort Jefferson in Dry Tortuga National Park
We enjoyed some time camping and exploring on the outer banks on our way to Congaree. Being at the beach makes us happy, even if it is windy and a little cloudy. We also camped at Carolina Beach State Park, one of the few places where venus fly traps grow wild. We battled mosquitos on … More Congaree National Park
Our final state in the countdown: Virginia! We still have a few more national parks to see, but we’ve checked off all 50 States (drove through the lower 48 with the camper, visited Alaska and Hawaii by boat and plane). We actually get to check something off our bucket list. Woo Hoo! We’ve wanted to … More Shenandoah National Park & the Blue Ridge Parkway
Delaware (#3 on our countdown, for those keeping track) was a short stay. Just one night at the Delaware Seashore State Park. The campground was by the sea. We walked to the beach, but forgot to take any photos (apologies). It was very nice, and we met great people there. To explore DC, we stayed … More Washington DC
Continuing our countdown to our final State of our driving adventure, Massachusetts (#7) did not disappoint. Our first campground was in Salem, and if you get the chance to visit during the month of October, like we did, you will be in for a treat. The people of Salem were very proud of their history, … More Massachusetts & More
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