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Now we are deep into October. Â We visited farmer's market on Saturday then got a bushel of apples from Barber Orchard on Sunday. Â It's been a week of great eating. Â We have almost a dozen pints of applesauce put up and apples for pie in the freezer. Â We've eaten...
Friend Gary finally arrived today at Asheville airport. His flight into Atlanta was delayed due to bad weather. We needed nourishment on the way home so we stopped at Barber Orchards to get apple turnovers as well as lots of fruit to take down to family and friends...
No visit to Cincinnati, with the myriad of relatives that we have on both sides, is complete without a visit with Uncle Neil and Aunt Vi. We enjoyed a lunch with them at Bob Evans then a home baked dessert and coffee back at their apartment then regaled them with...
Made the drive from Canton to Cincinnati and got ourselves a site at the newly renovated Winton Woods Campground. Then to Hyde Park and Panera for a light repast and visit with Cousin Rose. After that we visited with Aunt Mary and joined her for burgers and beer at...
Rhonda, Dave, and Riley were game enough to join us at our campsite in Louisville (Ohio) for breakfast. Riley & Dave checked out our teardrop camper and approved. The weather was not too conducive to hanging around camp though so we went back to the house and help...
We spent an enjoyable Saturday with Rhonda, Dave, & Riley. For Rhonda who is seven months pregnant and currently working around fifty to sixty hours a week, an ideal Saturday is to relax in the recliner and watch college football. Sounds good to us as long as we...
Michele and Karen were roommates back in their UF College of Pharmacy days. Then lived and practiced near us in the early days of our marriage. But in the late 1970's she moved to Maryland and rarely visited Florida. We enjoyed the chance to visit, to meet her...
It's funny. We haven't known Kathy & Peter for long. Met through a mutual friend and toured Alaska together as members of a group of 44 friends. But we feel as if we have known one another for decades. We called them when we were in the area to see if we could...
Although no battle per se happened at this place, Guinea Station is an important location in the history of the Army of Northern Virginia. As a railroad station it served as a Confederate supply depot. Late in 1862 Confederate troops camped there. There was one...
Found out that friends Elizabeth and Ed were vacationing in the Smoky Mountains and wanted to go gem mining. We made plans to go along on the adventure. Rather than go to one of the touristy places where they salt the buckets of mud, we went to one where you have to...
Planning a trip? Dreaming of travel? Perhaps some of our adventures could inspire yours! Over the last several years we’ve had the distinct pleasure of many cross country journeys traveling though the Lower 48 in tents and our various teardrop campers as well as an amazing Alaska adventure that did not involve a camper.
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Eight hundred years ago a farming community of Woodlands peoples existed here at what is now called SunWatch in Dayton, Ohio. Sixty years ago this was a family farm, the owners of which knew nothing of the archeological trove beneath their fields. Then archeologists...
It’s been an incredible ten days. We arrived at Timbercrest, the official üCamp21 satellite location on Thursday prior to the official start of the annual gathering of nüCamp teardrop campers on Monday morning. From then through Saturday night and some fireworks, we...
Our granddaughters have been studying dance each since they were about two years old. Now at ages 17 and 11 they are quite accomplished and it's an incredible treat each time we get the opportunity to watch them perform. Today they and their fellow dancers are...