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Ever since we decided to sell the house and go full-time in our RV, I've envisioned that last time we would pull out of the driveway and head down the road. Would I be smiling, looking towards exciting travels and explorations, and possibly a new home somewhere magnificent someday? Would I be shedding a few tears, sad to be leaving my childhood home ...

Our favorite campground so far in Missouri is Onondaga Cave State Park. Along with its main attraction, Onondaga Cave, it also has Cathedral Cave, which at this time of the year was only open on weekends so we weren't able to tour it. We did take a tour of Onondaga Cave, and it was really worth it! I've toured quite a few caves in the past, but this ...

For all of you faithful followers of our web site, (OK, make that follower - you know who you are, Mama), I've made some changes in preparation for us going full-time in Weepy. Although I like the Camp Calendar, adding photos was a pain. And since we'll be continually visiting new sites and taking more pictures, I want the blog to kind of take over ...

It's now late September, 2019. We spent a lot of time at home this summer working on the house, and we made some big advancements. But, it still isn't finished and we are facing down another winter. We did some research, got some expert opinions, and decided to list the house with a realtor as-is at quite a lower price than we were hoping. The fact ...

According to Wikipedia there are ten National Parkways. The Blue Ridge is the longest Parkway at 469 miles, and Check and I have traveled the entire length, although most of our visits over the past 20 years are concentrated in the southern Asheville area. Last week we had the chance to drive the lower half of the Natchez Trace Parkway, a close second ...