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Mark and Patti suggested one more Pacific Coast adventure before we part ways so we headed to the Fitzgerald Marine Reserve at Moss Beach, California. It's renowned for the diversity of marine flora and fauna and is s great place to visit tide pools. We arrived just...
West of Half Moon Bay RV Park are a series of trails leading out to water's edge. We drove to the free parking area at the end of Wavecrest Road then chose one of the Tree Tunnel paths through the woods out to a glorious Pacific view then followed a southerly path...
In our travels along the California Coast, the two of us had not until today visited Monterey. We purchased a couple of all day parking passes for our truck and trailer at the Moss Landing Harbor and headed out with Mark and Patti in their rental car for a day of...
The whole purpose of our westward trek across middle America in the heat of summer this year has been to rendezvous with family this next weekend. When Patti and Mark mentioned plans to fly in a couple of days early, we coordinated to meet up with them this afternoon...
Moss Landing, California! When we arrived this afternoon we had to quickly change out of shorts and into jeans and jackets. It's overcast, misty, chilly, and downright glorious here! We've stayed here before in 2014 and remember it fondly. Like last time we made the...
See Park Video See Time Laps Video Getting up early this morning truly paid off. We'd made the short drive from the campground to Bear Gulch last evening to get our bearings so we knew where we were going this morning shortly after dawn. We were the first to hit the...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-3FY5ijhVI&app=desktop Although it was a national monument beginning in 1908 and officially a national park beginning in 2013, Pinnacles National Park wasn't even on our radar until about a week ago when we were searching the...
It was mostly a case of "any port in a storm" kind of mentality that led us to booking two nights at the Los Banos KOA Journey in the middle of California in early August. It's hot but our air conditioning works wonderfully. Mornings and evenings are pleasant and the...
It's a lovely piece of property here along the South Fork of the American River in the little community of Coloma, California. Coloma Resort was a logical choice for our stay since it is immediately adjacent to Sutter's Mill. Otherwise it's not a place we'd care to...
One of the very early wagon train travelers across the American continent was John Sutter, a Swiss immigrant who became a Mexican citizen and landowner in what was then Alta California, a Mexican province. There he proceeded to build a settlement where Sacramento is...
Planning a trip? Dreaming of travel? Perhaps some of our adventures could inspire yours! Over the last several years we’ve had the distinct pleasure of many cross country journeys traveling though the Lower 48 in tents and our various teardrop campers as well as an amazing Alaska adventure that did not involve a camper.
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On our way south to our next stop, we paused in Sugarcreek to meet up with some of our friends at nüCamp RV, an amazing organization that we've been privileged to be associated with for the last fourteen years. After an afternoon spent with John, Julie, and Scott we...
Our destination when we departed western Massachusetts was northeastern Ohio to watch Peyton dance in a ballet production of Mary Poppins, hang out a bit with family, pick up some belongings from our storage area, and take care of some other personal business. There...
Peyton's been dancing for at least ten years and it thrills us every time we have the opportunity to watch here. Tonight she played a nanny, a band member, a panda, and a banker in a ballet production of Mary Poppins. We especially loved her brief solo with a...