Asheville Field Trip

Road Trip


With our good friends Mary and Stan, we made a trip into Asheville today. Among the interests that we share with them is RV travel. We rendezvoused with them for a weekend in June.  We had hoped to meet up in the UP in September but ultimately that didn’t work out. So we made plans to spend today together swapping travel tales while exploring possible travel style upgrades at Camping World and REI and tickling our taste buds with Korean food at Stone Bowl and gourmet frozen yogurt at YaYa’s. Yum! Now to take all our new goodies home and incorporate it into our T@B lifestyle. This might just make us want to take Gigi on the road again soon! 

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  1. Debi Ford
    Debi Ford on November 26, 2015 at 9:23 am

    Sounds like a fun day, and productive, too!

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  2. Mark
    Mark on November 29, 2015 at 8:01 pm

    Thought about it, but we had 3-4 inches of rain that day and it was 40 degrees. Not good outdoors weather.

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