This is a minor “Big Deal” or 1500 days of fun
Recently, during our usual morning ride, Sherrie and I recorded a big deal. For us, anyway. My bicycle odometer rolled over to 10,000 miles. I have never seen 10,000 miles on any odometer I have ever...
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Taste of Bourbon with a side of Trolls
Following the week in the Greater Smokey Mountains National Park this past spring, we joined a small group tour of bourbon distilleries. We parked the rig across the Ohio River in a very old RV park...
Not much to see here……
The new year started much like many in the past. Sherrie and I got out on the bike trails to record a few more miles toward our annual November through October goal. We needed all our...
Cades Cove or bust…..
Cades Cove is a scenic valley in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, spanning parts of Tennessee and North Carolina. This lush basin, surrounded by misty mountains and dense forests, offers a glimpse into the region’s...
Three times for me, A few thousand times for the cranes
We have been lugging a tiny home across the country for several years. In some of the years, gas is reasonable, but it is way too expensive in other years. Usually, I don’t think about how...
Camping along the Continental Divide Trail
The first time I drove the rig up five miles of narrow road to reach Brooks Lake, I was a little ill at ease pulling the ORV, hoping that there would be a campsite vacancy and...
Camping in a Cow Pasture or making new old friends
I’ve never been fond of the day after the conclusion of the Red Ants Pants Music Festival. It’s time to move on to our next somewhat planned campsite. I don’t have anything specific to do in...
Medicine Rocks St Park 2023
I didn’t plan it, probably because I don’t plan hardly anything, but this mid-summer sojourn has turned into a time to visit “old friends.” Not necessarily actual people, although we did meet up with friends along...
The “Old Friends Tour”… Pt 1
We’ve begun our summer pilgrimage to places that hold a familiar charm for us. The Princess and I are well-acquainted with this journey, knowing exactly where to pause for a short or extended stay, as the...
Hovenweep – a derivative of a Ute word meaning “deserted valley.”
Mesa Verde National Park was the main attraction to the area to see Ancestral Pueblo cliff dwellings. Everyone has heard of this amazing place. This was not our first time there. We had last visited when...
