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Heading east on OH-16 we passed Frazeysberg and the Longaberger Homestead and thought briefly of stopping but deferred. Then continuing east this basket rose up on the horizon, a rather unique office building! Then we read this Roadside America essay. Do we...
It's time to move on. We've stayed here at the Berlin RV Park between Millersburg and Berlin, not far from Sugarcreek OH for the last two nights. It's a smaller, rather new park with friendly staff, wonderfully spacious showers and reasonably priced. Wish it had a...
Yesterday when we visited Dave we also picked up our most recent order from Amazon. Last night we installed the new Quiet Hitch ring, the tiny LED lights strand above the valance, and the the Acurite refrigerator and freezer thermometers. Then today while Gigi was at...
We dropped Gigi off this morning for a Spa Day at Pleasant Valley. Under the care of Ed, Marvin, and Austin, she's getting new drawer latches, a battery backup for her ALDE, a screens/shades reversal, a a few other tweaks. So we will spend the day in Amish country...
On our walk back from the comfort station we heard noises beyond the campsites near us. Choosing to investigate, we walked down a pathway through the woods to discover the Saturday night outdoor movie was Airplanes: Fire and Rescue. We settled ourselves on benches and...
After our D-Day adventures we sought out a winery. This is Ohio's wine country and options abound but most involve restaurants and are crazy busy on Saturday nights. We returned to Harpersfield Winery, near Geneva Ohio. We were here in August 2013 at the beginning of...
This was definitely not on our radar for something to do during our weekend on Lake Erie. We just happened to drive by yesterday afternoon on our way to Geneva SP. We made a rather spontaneous decision this morning to drive back to Conneaut and see what this...
We began the day in Bluffton, Indiana, just south of Fort Wayne. We set a course for the closest KOA to Lima, Ohio, about one and a half hours away. Not exactly a strenuous day of travel! Although our destination campground is one we've stayed at before, the roads we...
We signed up for another night on Site 42 here at Geneva State Park. Back at the site we gave our Skamp owning neighbors a tour of our T@B, checked out the Lake Erie Beach, then headed into Geneva on the Lake for a Cheeseburger in Paradise. Eddie’s is an open air,...
Biography Video It's a very impressive building, this memorial to President McKinley. At the close of the Nineteenth Century he was a much beloved president. Then he was assassinated and the nation mourned. But then his memory was quickly overshadowed by the energy...
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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This passage was extraordinary since it was the maiden transit of Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 through the Post-Panamax locks of the Panama Canal and under the Bridge of the Americas. We feel so privileged to be a small part of this historic event.
This isn’t truly our first port of call since no passengers can debark but coming into the harbor of Cartagena, Columbia gave the two of us our first view of the continent of South America. After just a couple hours we continued our journey, heading next to Panama.
A continuing theme of our preparations and transportation to the Port of New York at Red Hook Brooklyn has been snow, snow, and more snow but nonetheless less the journey has gone smoothly and by