Julianne G. Crane writes on recreation vehicle and camping lifestyles, people, destinations
It’s darn hard photographing the wind–especially with an “automatic” camera that doesn’t snap the shot when you push the shutter, because “it” wants everything…
Happy Holidays from cold and windy Florida’s Gulf Coast. Julianne and Jimmy are snug in their truck and Lance camper at St. Joseph’s Peninsula…
Today, Sunday, Dec. 19, we leave our southern most point on this winter’s journey and start heading the slow way west and north back…
This was the first day of our two-weeks volunteering with the Habitat for Humanity RV Care-a-Vanner build for the Highlands County Habitat in Sebring, Florida….
Mammoth Live Oaks, some of the oldest and largest in Florida, can be found in Lake Griffin State Park. The Live Oak Tree, pictured,…
We’re settled into our campground site at Florida’s Lake Griffin State Park about 30 miles south of Ocala in central Florida. This intimate campground…
Tonight is our last campfire at the Corps of Engineers’ Eastbank Campground on Lake Seminole. We’ve been here the longest of any destination on…
This time last year we were in Big Bend National Park and shared a Thanksgiving Dinner with a couple from Maine. Jimmy made ‘beer…
Day-to-day life in a campground can get pretty quiet and fairly simple … but that doesn’t mean nothing happens. Nocturnal visits, chance encounters, monster…
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…