Camping, fishing, biking at Lake Seminole where Georgia, Florida and Alabama meet
After eight weeks and more than 5,000 miles of almost continuous RV travel, punctuated with short visits with family and friends, we were ready…
Habitat for Humanity’s Global Village Discovery Center, Koinonia Farm — inspirational stops on RV journey
Americus, Georgia, was one of the primary stops I was looking forward to on this six-month RV trip circumnavigating the U.S.A. Almost 20 years…
Jimmy Smith is experiencing a different pace, discovering he has ‘people’ everywhere
After spending almost seven weeks traveling the two-lane byways of America, visiting family and longtime friends, meeting good-hearted people at each turn, Jimmy Smith…
‘Yosemite National Park On-Sale’ postponed
According to Recreation.gov Website: “Important Information regarding the Nov. 15 sale of camping reservations at Yosemite National Park: The Nov. 15, 2010 on-sale will…
Sadlers Creek SC Recreation Area pleasant stop for RV snowbirds heading south
South Carolina’s Sadlers Creek State Recreation Area sits within shouting distance of Georgia on Hartwell Lake about a dozen miles off of I-85 in…
‘Floyd Country Store’ celebrates fun, traditional mountain music
If you find yourself traveling through southwest Virginia anywhere near the weekend, build in a few days to take in, and thoroughly enjoy, the…
A few days respite from RV travels near Blacksburg, Virginia
We spent a few quiet days at the Creek House, a small retreat center set in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains near Blacksburg,…
Delaware RV highlights: longtime friends, great food, windy stroll on boardwalk
Heading south along America’s east coast, we stopped to see longtime friends Linda Boone and Tony Davila in Milford, Delaware. I’ve known Linda for…
Monticello, another intriguing RV side trip
Just off I-64 in the rolling hills of central Virginia near Charlottesville is Monticello, the spectacular family home of Thomas Jefferson, the third president…
Jimmy Smith reflects on moments, memories
It’s been a couple of weeks since Jimmy Smith has written his reflections from the road. Today he writes about how he is “in…