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As with the last day of each of our prior trips, our drive home was with mixed emotions … especially for me.  While we enjoy getting home, there is something about our vagabond routine and life-style on the road which … Continue reading →

Heading off-Cape, we passed the first of many state police across Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut who had pulled over drivers. We crossed the Cape Cod Canal over the Sagamore Bridge From there a pretty uneventful and frankly boring drive … Continue reading →

Today we had another relatively short drive, mostly along I-95, passing within a couple of miles of where Debbie and I both grew up. Our biggest challenge of the day was a boat delivery truck blocking the road … but … Continue reading →

Today we made the relatively short car trip from Foxborough to Providence to tour Rhode Island's State House, the 49th in our quest for visit all 50. Rhode Island's current State Capitol building is its seventh state house and the … Continue reading →

As were were relatively close to Nancy's, we decided to take a drive to Bedford, NH.  Although it was an overcast and off-and-on rainy day, we had a great time seeing her, Jason, Taylor and Jake. We also got to … Continue reading →

The weather began a bit overcase, but it was the first time we'd seen high tide.  Although no huge waves, a walk along the shore proved rewarding. Boon Island Lighthouse … 8.6 miles off the Maine coast After lunch, we … Continue reading →

As I write this post, we are watching several documentaries about the tragic events of September 11th, 2001.  As we traveled one hundred miles from Boothbay to York Harbor, American flags were at half-staff in memory of those who lost … Continue reading →

After battling with a minor 12V electrical problem, we took a walk around the campground where we've been staying, discovreing it was larger than we were aware and several sites (none with the 50 amp power, cable and sewer we … Continue reading →

We woke to predicted cool temperatures and heavy rains which continued until early afternoon. As the rains ceased, we decided to take a drive into Boothbay and around some surrounding areas. Just south of our cmapground is the Boothbay Railway … Continue reading →

We'd no sooner left our Wolfeboro campground than we encountered Our streak is in tact … everyday we've been driving our motorhome we have, without exception, encountered Road Work. We contiue to see lighthouses in places far removed from oceans, … Continue reading →