So much to say about slow travel last week that I needed an entire new post to share my Harvest Hosts adventures along the way. As I said last week, my idea of slow travel adventures isn’t merely the places I overnight. I want to find road side attractions like I did during my first […]
After my first attempt at slow travel, I wasn’t sure I’d be posting another one for a long while. With COVID and stay-at-home orders, my big plans for slow travel trip #2 went sideways. Finally, two months later than planned—at the beginning of June instead of the beginning of April—and not in the direction of […]
After three months in Alabama—one month by choice and two as part of the shelter-in-place orders—I decided to attempt my second slow travel road trip to my next destination. It came with lots of bumps along the way. But that is next week’s tale. Before I left the south, I needed to take Quill to […]
It wasn’t so long ago that I gave you a list of RV gadgets that might be worth trying inside the RV and outside the RV. (As a side note, a few people emailed to say they purchased the STRONGBACK camping chair and are loving it. As I haven’t purchased one yet, I appreciated that […]
My original idea for this post was to take four and five things I learned and talk about them in depth. But then a friend and fellow RVer (Tammy at The Lady is a Tramp) wrote 52 observations she made during the COVID crisis. It was such a kick to read, I thought I’d steal […]
I suspect there are a million different ways to keep a travelogue, especially in the digital age. This is a topic I’ve had on the list for a long time. But, to be honest, I don’t feel like I created an ideal system so have been hesitant to share. Still, this blog is about sharing […]
