Will RVers enjoy visiting the New Hampshire Highland Games & Festival? These RVers sure did. Here are our first impressions and a few pictures. We never knew what we were missing! Not only is half of my wife’s heritage Scottish, but we’ve lived, camped and “RVed” in New Hampshire for many years and yet we weren’t aware of this fun … Continue reading →
In a scared voice, Deb said, “What was that?” Strangely, I didn’t immediately hear or feel what she did, but about the time she spotted bits of rubber flying out from the side of the rig, I felt it in the steering – big time! One of the trailer tires had blown and we’d started to sway. Not good in traffic that was very heavy and moving at only slightly less than the speed of light!
Continue reading →Manassas, VA: the site of not one, but two Civil War Battles of Bull Run. As I’ve come to understand it, Union troops tended to name battles after natural features of the immediate area. Bull Run was, and is, the name of a stream in the midst of the battle area. Confederate troops, on the other hand, named battles after … Continue reading →
Every year during our week at Mi-Te-Jo Campground, we hear the somewhat mournful cry of the loons that live on the lake. If we’re lucky, we can look out on the water and watch, at a distance, a lonesome loon calling and fishing for dinner. This year, for the first time in our experience, what we thought was a family of loons swam right by our site.
Continue reading →Deb and I are not yet of retirement age, but we’re getting close. Like a lot of others, both young and not-so-young, we know we could use a bit more exercise. So, before we left on our June outing to our favorite campground, we decided that bicycling would be a great, fun way to get around the campground and burn … Continue reading →
