Tag: travel
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RV Life: Weather Considerations
Oops. I’ve neglected this blog shamefully this summer. There’s a lot I could say (and will say, in a future post, hopefully) about the great time I’ve had in Tennessee and Virginia so far this year. But today I wanted to make more of an “education about RV life” type post regarding a very relevant…
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Strolling Through Storms
I’m sitting in my RV listening to rain drum on the roof… the first clue that I’m no longer in my “home spot” under a carport. As a matter of fact, I am currently at Frog City RV Park in Duson, Louisiana, at the first overnight stop on a four-day trek to Tennessee. I broke…
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Wrapping Up 2024
So long 2024, and hello 2025! With everything that occupied my attention when I came home from my travels in September (the passing of my pastor and friend Ted Law, getting back into the routines of stationary life in Houston, and taking care of the small accumulated repair/ improvement projects on my RV), I never…
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Water in the Wilderness
Tonight’s blog entry is going to be a little bit different. I will tell you about my visit yesterday to White Sands National Park, the last national park on my schedule for this year, in just a little bit. But first I feel the need to write about what else is going on in my…
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Capitol Improvements
On Saturday, I made my first national park visit from my new base at Camp Lutherwood. Capitol Reef National Park is actually almost exactly halfway in between my old site at Dead Horse Point State Park and the new one (I passed it on the way), but timing-wise, it worked out better for me to…
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Rim to River
As promised, I’m following my plan of working during the week and doing national park visits on weekends. This last week was pretty intensely busy, and next week looks the same, but I took time out yesterday to visit what is probably one of the lesser-known national parks, Black Canyon of the Gunnison. My first…
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