When talking to other RVers, I love to hear what they are obsessed about when it comes to travel and RV life. I have met people who want to visit every major baseball league stadium or every one of the 63 National Parks. Another woman I know visits only state parks and never stays at […]
Last week we tackled the National Park Pass Series so this week let’s talk about state park passes. This topic is slightly more challenging simply for the fact that there are 50 different states and every state park system handles the passes differently. You will want to read all the details of the pass on […]
One of my three adventures off the Long Beach Peninsula was to the Willapa National Wildlife Refuge. I read about it during my research of the area and put it on the list of possible adventures. Then I drove by it on my way to (and from) Raymond, Washington, to visit the NW Carriage Museum. […]
The Long Beach Peninsula is in the very southwest corner of Washington State. If you drive the length of the peninsula, you’ll hit a handful of towns. One is called Long Beach which can make things a bit confusing since it’s on the Long Beach Peninsula. Plus, when people think Long Beach, they think California. […]
Recently, I spent time driving 2,500 miles from Washington to Texas. That’s a lot of miles. In fact, in the five months since I left Alaska, I have logged 11,000 miles. That may seem fairly average. But consider this: When I arrived in Washington, I filled up my gas tank and didn’t fill it up […]
Last week, in Part I of my two months in Walla Walla, I shared the history of the area as well as some of my impression. Now on to the fun stuff. My Adventures Whitman Mission Although the Whitmans called their mission the Mission at Waiilatpu, the National Park Service calls the National Historic Site […]