Drive-by Art (during the Pandemic and after): ‘The Unexpected’ in Fort Smith
byDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, I am highlighting places that can be safely experienced from the road in your RV or in an outdoor public…
RV Short Stops
Trees of Mystery – must family stop in Redwoods
byWhen you are driving along U.S. Highway 101 in northern California, definitely stop at the Trees of Mystery. For more than 50 years, this…
Snowbirds flock to the Tucson Gem Showcase in early February
byThe Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase is underway now and through Feb. 16. More than 45 different shows and events, each offering different materials…
History buffs: Two gripping Mississippi Museums
byMost of us who are drawn to museums go there to be informed and, if we are fortunate, to be affected or stirred on…
Stop by Spoetzl Brewery in Shiner, Texas, to stretch your legs
byIn the small central Texas town of Shiner, just a few blocks north of the crossroads of Hwy 90A and Hwy 95, some of…
Autumn Harvest Festivals frequently crowded, still fun
byWe attended the 55th annual National Apple Harvest Festival in the heart of Pennsylvania Apple country in early October. It took almost an hour to…
North Dakota Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center
bySitting at the crossroads of Hwy 200 and US Highway 83 in North Dakota is an amazing Rest Area–The North Dakota Lewis and Clark Interpretive…
RVers-There’s more than Gettysburg in historic Adams County
byEisenhower’s Farm, Authentic Barns and the National Apple Harvest Festival are reasons RVers visit historic Adams County. Oh yes, and of course there is…
RV Short Stops: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
byJust about every RVer has ‘a little bit of Rock and Roll’ in their DNA and a trip to the Rock and Roll Hall…
Thumb Octagon Barn in Michigan
byTraveling through the Midwest this summer? Have children or grandchildren aboard? The Thumb Octagon Barn is just the place for a stopover, and it is free….