On Wednesday, October 23rd, we left Whitetail Ridge Campground and drove 3 1/2 hours to Eastbank Campground in Bainbridge, Georgia. This is another United States Army Corps of Engineers (COE) campground, located on Lake Seminole just north of the Florida state line. Without realizing it, Cindy had booked the same site we had when we […]
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Thursday morning, October 17th, we left Cloudland Canyon State Park and drove 3 1/2 hours south to Whitetail Ridge Campground outside of LaGrange, Georgia for a six-night stay. Thankfully, we left Cloudland Canyon State Park down the other side of the mountain which was not filled with tight switchbacks like the side we came up
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We left Arrow Rock in Missouri on Friday morning October 4th around 9:20 am and drove 272 miles, arriving at Gun Creek Campground in Whittington, Illinois around 2:30 pm. En route, we stopped at Costco in St. Louis to pick up Bella’s new medicine. I found a long line of empty parking spaces on the
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We left the Walmart in Colby, Kansas on Tuesday, September 24th after picking up some groceries and drove 3 1/2 hours through America’s breadbasket to the West Rolling Hills Campground outside of Junction City, Kansas for a 7-night stay. Let me tell you, driving that long through nothing but wheat fields drives Cindy nuts, lol.
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We left the Tolt-MacDonald Campground and drove 220 miles southwest to Plymouth Park Campground in Plymouth, Washington. We were here 9 weeks before this and it’s STILL the Kingdom of the Spiders, but otherwise an ok place to stay. This stay is only for one week instead of two and we’re just spending the time
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We left Hood State Park on Friday, July 26th and drove less than two hours to LePage Park in Rufus, Oregon. Most of that drive was on I-84 running parallel to the Columbia River, so we enjoyed the view (or at least Cindy did, since it was on her side of the road) as we
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Monday, July 15, 2024 we took our time packing up and tearing down so that we didn’t leave Charbonneau Park until just before the noon check-out time. Then we had a long, arduous drive of 11 miles to our next stop at Hood Park in Burbank, Washington. Hood Park is very strict about their 2
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On Monday, July 1, 2024 we packed up and left Plymouth Campground for a short, 45 mile drive to Charbonneau Park in Burbank, Washington. Charbonneau Park is another Corps of Engineers campground on the shores of Lake Sacajawea, which was formed when the Ice Harbor Lock and Dam were built on the nearby Snake River.
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Like the travelers on the Oregon Trail, we said “Farewell” to Farewell Bend State Park on Tuesday, June 17, 2024 and drove about 3 hours to Plymouth Park Campground in Plymouth, Washington for a two-week stay. Plymouth Park Campground Plymouth Park Campground is a quiet Corps Of Engineers campground on the shores of the Columbia
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Today, May 11, 2024, marks day 1,000 of Cindy and I full time RV’ing across the United States and Canada. To say it has been an experience would be an understatement. When we started we only posted our stories and photos on our Facebook Page, but since you can’t trust Facebook (or Google, or Instagram