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This will be a day we will long remember. We woke up to a snow covered landscape. We promised ourselves when we moved here that since we are retired that when there was snow on the roads that we would not go anywhere. Although there are projects to do around the...
For those of you who live in the temperate zones this is nothing spectacular but for we two who have lived nearly all of our lives in the sub-tropics we can't help but marvel at the sight of snow falling. So much so we had to take this little video clip of the...
Arrived home shortly after midnight this morning to a temperature around 8 degrees and a frozen water pump. Too tired to do anything about it we went to sleep. This morning we put our little space heater down in the well house. Not long after we had running water and...
We have been guests of friends Pam and John and their offspring for the past few days. It's been wonderful being in the middle of family activities while we have taken care of some personal business in St Petersburg. We've enjoyed time with John and with Pam while she...
It was time to say Good Bye to the Carnival Legend, our floating home for a week and return to St Petersburg where we will enjoy the hospitality of some good friends for a few days before we return home to Tween Creeks.
Usually on a A Day at Sea we dancing types gather for some dance related event or another sometimes a lesson or a talk on the types of music for dance. This time it was a movie about the history of Lindy Hop, the granddaddy of Swing. It's been a wonderful week...
Once again we walked. Five of us this time. First we headed to the Cameo museum and shop. Roatan, Honduras is home to some of the few cameo artists in the world. Then we walked back to the dock area, engaged a taxi and went for a private tour around the island and up...
We have come to refer to our group that strikes out on our own in port as "The Walkers Club". The participants vary from port to port. The fewest ever was three in Belize City last year when the two of us and friend Ed discovered the National Museum of Belize on a...
While others of our fellow travelers booked a Grand Cayman shore excursion to visit Hell, several of us set off on foot to see what we could find. Besides lots of the tourist spots we found some local back street scenery, free gemstones, and best of all - cold...
The question we are most often asked when we mention that we are planning to go on a cruise is "Where are you going?" Our answer is "It doesn't matter to us, we just know we will enjoy the friends that we are going with." Today's delights included exploring the ship...
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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After an overnight in Canton and an opportunity to finish transferring our gear from truck to trailer, we're on the road. This truly is the beginning of Summer Ramble 2021. Our first stop is Courtyard Winery in the town of North East, Pennsylvania. It's one of more...
There’s subtle differences between the 2018 and 2021 models of nüCamp’s T@B 400 teardrop camper but we’re looking forward to enjoying the upgrades.
Today we took delivery of Bell@, a 2021 T@B 400, at the factory in Sugarcreek, Ohio. We were highly honored to be able to spend time with Joe Mullet, Jesse Mullet, Scott Hubble, John Sanate, Austin Jones, and Mark Beachy, among so many other of our friends at nüCamp RV.