Most Recent Travels…are at the Top! The rest is history.
Standing at 6,288 feet, New Hampshire’s Mount Washington is the highest peak in the northeastern United States. Originally called Agiocochook by native Americans, the mountain boasts some of the planet’s most severe weather. Mount Washington’s weather is notoriously extreme. Weatherbug.com WONDERFUL!!! So, after Snow in Arizona/New Mexico, Dust Storms in Read more
All around Katahdin We spent 6 nights camping just 8 miles south of the Baxter State Park South Entrance. Baxter State Park, among many other things, is home to Katahdin and Mount Baxter, the end of the Appalachian Trail. The first day, we visited Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument Read more
…Point, Town, Campground, and Lighthouse! We have spent the last 5 nights at the Easternmost campground in the US (Sunset Point RV Park), in the Easternmost town (Lubec, Maine), home of the Easternmost Lighthouse (West Quoddy). We’re also in the land of high tide ranges, i.e. close to the Bay Read more
Yep! Another exciting weather event! Hurricane Lee, now Post Tropical Cyclone Lee, has passed by us. Started raining about midnight and we expect it won’t stop until sometime this evening. Ditto for the wind, which are not the worst we’ve experienced. (Dust storms in Alamogordo, NM and Amarillo, TX rocked Lizzy Read more
When you see… First stop: Richmond, Maine on the Cobbosseecontee Stream, 4 nights Maine is #31 State Camping in Lizzy. We spent our first day visiting Augusta, 15 miles north…Maine State Capitol Tour (#27), First Amendment Museum, lunch in Historic Augusta, a short walk along the Kennebec River and a Read more
Last Stop of our Northeast Family Summer! We spent our 5 days hanging out, getting repairs done to The Beast (now at 90K Miles), and more Visits with Family & Friends. It did include a Off for Maine and more Lobstah! Then New Hampshire, Vermont & upstate New York…for…National Parks, Read more
Nine nights back in Jackson, NJ No touring planned, our only goal being more visits with Family & Friends! And we were pretty successful. Only one day did we see no one. We had dinner out a couple of times with friends, Ed & Diane, John & Joe, and “just Read more
We’ve now slept in 48 States, and Camped in 30! While we have visited Rhode Island together a number of times, it was always a day trip from Massachusetts (like our Visit to Providence last month!) Now we have actually spent 5 nights here, camping in the very large Burlingame Read more
Not a lot of Cape Cod, but we did see Nauset Light! We camped in Shawmee-Crowell State Forest, just south of the Canal in Sandwich, so, officially on the Cape. We spent most of our time (3 days) hanging out in camp , what with the rain and all. OK. Read more
First Time in…QUITE Awhile…in Connecticut! The solar panels still work, and so does the generator, thank goodness, as we’re in the shade & there’s been a fair amount of rain. We camped at Rocky Neck State Park in Niantic, Connecticut for 5 nights, and have 12 more Hookup-less nights to Read more