On February 16, we lost a member of our pack and a huge piece of our hearts. Our first introduction to Nikki was a Facebook post. She was at a kill shelter in Atlanta, and a rescue group (Angels Among Us) had posted her picture in hopes of finding someone to foster her. Usually when … Continue reading Nikki
All of our summer plans basically revolved around our next stop – 4 weeks in Bar Harbor. We planned such a long stop here because our good friends Nancy & Betsy (RVaGoGo) are camp-hosting there all summer, and we wanted to spend a lot of time with them. So after leaving Camden, we had a … Continue reading Bar Harbor Week One
After Nikki’s unexpected surgery and our return to Florida, we ended up staying 11 days at Hanna Park in Jacksonville. Nikki needed a quiet, restful week while she recovered, which resulted in all of us having a quiet, restful week. We couldn’t leave Nikki unattended for very long because we had to make sure she … Continue reading Augusta, Georgia
Deas and I had a wedding to attend the first weekend in April on Jekyll Island, and that fit well into our plans to travel up the east coast. I booked an 11-night stay at the Jekyll Island Campground, and we arrived the Thursday before the wedding. I had never been to Jekyll before, and … Continue reading Jekyll Island…and an Unexpected Return to Florida
After spending most of the winter hanging around the Florida panhandle, Deas and I were both anxious to get the wheels moving again. In mid March we said good-byes to our friends and families, rolled out of Grayton Beach and headed east. Our very first stop was a Harvest Host farm in Monticello, FL, just … Continue reading A Week in Cedar Key
We’ve been hanging around the Florida panhandle for the past few months, and as much as we love it, we’re getting the itch to roll. We’ve got some great stuff planned for the next several months and I’m really excited about it! The past two summers, we traveled west and had an amazing time. We … Continue reading 2015 Plans & Two New Purchases for the RV
During our stay in the north end of Yellowstone, I noticed something on the map called the Yellowstone Trail. A quick google search filled me in on its history. The Yellowstone Trail was the first transcontinental automobile highway, formed in 1912. You can still drive on this “highway” from Washington all the way to Massachusetts, … Continue reading The Yellowstone Trail and Dog Drama
The are several lakes in Grand Teton National Park. Jenny Lake is one of the smaller ones, and the water is amazingly, beautifully clear. We visited this lake a couple of times – one afternoon we hiked to where String Lake pours into Jenny Lake, and had lunch sitting on the rocks overlooking the water. … Continue reading Grand Teton National Park Part II – Lakes and Hikes
I made only two advance reservations for this trip – and one of them was for Zion National Park. I hate making reservations too far in advance, but we heard that Zion was so popular that it was highly recommended to do so. We had a short drive over from Kodachrome, and arrived at the … Continue reading Zion National Park and Crazy Dog Antics
As much as we loved our day visiting Arches National Park, we knew Moab had a lot more to offer. We spent our second day exploring Deadhorse Point State Park, which was about a 30 minute drive outside of Moab. One of the features of the park is a peninsula of rock above sheer sandstone … Continue reading More Moab
Nealys on Wheels 