We chose this park for the our first camping adventure with our 4 and 6 year old grandsons as it has a big swimming pool, a couple of interesting short trails and even a cave to explore. It’s only 45 … Continue reading
We wanted to camp someplace not too far away but with more to do than park on a grassy field and walk through woods. The Appalachian mountains are about four hours east of us but the Cumberland plateau raises up … Continue reading
Cages Bend COE park is where our Tennessee life began, in late April 2015. We stayed here for five days on our way back to Michigan after spending most of that month awaiting then celebrating Matilda’s birth. We knew Josh … Continue reading
The Snoozy has been sitting idle for fifteen months; our last camping adventure had been at Cages Bend in Gallatin, TN in May 2015. (Astute readers will notice we skip fromS3E15 to S5E1.) We didn’t use it at all last … Continue reading
It’s been a while, nearly two months, since I’ve updated the blog. We have spent most of that time living in the trailer in Ami and Josh’s back yard. Thursday 3/21 afternoon we set up camp and stayed until May 2. … Continue reading
We are packing to leave Isla this afternoon. Two weeks ago our island time seemed endless, now it seems over in an eye blink. The weather has been perfect, getting around in taxis was easy, Sue’s arm continues to heal, … Continue reading
We drove from Port Charlotte to Miami last Thursday, spent the night at a hotel next to the airport, then flew to Cancun on Friday, landing mid-afternoon. A half hour taxi ride to Porto Juarez and a twenty minute … Continue reading
I wanted to share this quick post about our stop at the Shark Valley Visitors Center of the Everglades National Park on our drive from Port Charlotte to Miami International Airport. We took the southern route, US41, across the … Continue reading
Returned late Friday afternoon following a night at Sue’s parents to charge the trailer batteries and coincidentally avoid camping on the coldest night of the winter. Check out the prior post for my thoughts on why we had to recharge … Continue reading
After four nights camping then a night at Sue’s parents to recharge the trailer batteries we are back at the State Forest campground for another five nights. I was disappointed we had to leave to recharge the batteries as our … Continue reading
