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Today was our longest mileage day … but, despite some early brisk winds out of the northwest one of our most enjoyable and one with virtually no slowdowns Heading west along I-10, paralleling the Florida-Georgia border, we are always curious … Continue reading →

We woke to a beautiful but ominous sky … recalling the old adage, “Red sky night, sailor’s delight … Red sky at dawn sailors take warn“.  Shortly thereafter the heavens opened up! Later in the day we drove to Ponte … Continue reading →

Today was our shortest both in terms of time and mileage.  Leaving around 8:30, the normal time we tend to get on the road, we needed to find ways to make the 171 mile trip last longer as our next … Continue reading →

Beautiful sunrise … Unfortunately, our plans to get together with my cousin Bob and wife MJ Newbert had to be cancelled when Bob called suffering from the first cold he’s had in many years.  Perhaps we’ll be able to visit … Continue reading →

After a mid-morning walk, we decided to do a little sightseeing on Hilton Head. With no destination in particular, we took a side road toward the north side of Hilton Head Island. Within the first half-mile, we discovered no less … Continue reading →

Another long drive today, but with relative light traffic … although we still haad some gusty winds out of the west. Since leaving home, we have been surprised at how few police we’d seen thus far, particularly as it is … Continue reading →

After taking part in the campgrounds courtesy waffle breakfast, we continued our otherwise fairly boring journey south … hoping to get as far south as possible before a cold front with predicted strong winds and possible thunderstorms crossed through the … Continue reading →

With Christmas over, we had our motorhome de-winterized before bringing it over the clubhouse parking lot where we were able to load it for our winter trip to Sarasota. With heavy rains forecast along our intended route down I-95, we … Continue reading →

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 →