57 of 63 National Parks visited: Just completed Alaska’s Kenai Fjords by boat, Denali by plane, Glacier Bay by boat, Lake Clark & Katmai by floatplane.
Unbelievable beauty!
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Alaska’s National Parks are beyond amazing : we just visited 5 that need to be on your bucket list ….
Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA
We spent a couple of lovely weeks dog sitting in Carmel, CA and it was a nice little break from the camper life. We were able to take many walks along the beach and through the magical town of Carmel-by-the-Sea.…
Happy Anniversary Gap Year
We are celebrating our one year anniversary of our Gap Year Adventures. It has been a wonderful year, and will continue for awhile longer.
Hot Springs National Park and Buffalo National River, Arkansas
Hot Springs NP is a unique national park with a town nestled in the center with historic bath houses from the 19th and 20th centuries. We had a chance to be pampered in one of the active bath houses. Buffalo…
Total eclipse 4/11/24
Robinson Point: Mountain Home Arkansas – what a wonderful experience!!!
2 National Parks (total 50), National Parkway & Battlefield
New River Gorge & Shenandoah NP in Virginia and West Virginia, Cowpens Battlefield in South Carolina and Blue Ridge National Parkway in Virginia & North Carolina. We visited more ancestors at Cowpens National Battlefield in South Carolina. (Washingtons, Butlers and…
Adventures in North Carolina
Moore’s Creek Battlefield, Densons Creek Golf Course and March Madness are some highlights so far. In Moore’s Creek we have a relative who led the battle (Colonel James Moore) that began the victories for the patriots in the Revolutionary War.…
Badin Lake, North Carolina
Arrowhead Campground in the Uwharrie National Forest here in NC has been a quiet stay with few campers, wonderful hiking and walkable water access. Highly recommend. The Forest Service did a controlled burn across the road from our campground and…
Myrtle Beach State Park, South Carolina
What a wonderful campground oasis on the beach that is surrounded by high rises and condominiums. They nicely kept a small slice of the original land on the South Carolina beach to hike, camp and enjoy.