As you may have already deduced, Our RV trip planning conversations usually go something like this: Keli: “I’m ready to go somewhere.”Me: “Where do you wanna go?”Keli: “I don’t know…ANYWHERE!!!”Me: “Shouldn’t we at least decide on a general direction?”Keli: “I’ll start packing.” I’m also sure you’ve cleverly determined at this point that we headed south…at…
We traveled close to home on this adventure. Sometime we forget what’s around us is awesome too!
Jekyll Island should be on everyone’s bucket list. You’ll be hard pressed to find a more balanced beach destination anywhere.
This is a continuation of the previous post. If you haven’t checked it out, go read it here. Pilot + Co-Pilot = Flexibility YouTube is a really cool thing. We’ve learned a ton from RVers on there and we still follow several of them. Now when we watch some of these solo travelers I am…
Because Keli and I are weirdos, we like to sit down and talk after each trip (no matter what the travel method) about what went right, what went wrong, our packing strategies, what we’d do differently, etc… I know that sounds incredibly boring to you readers out there but it has honestly been one of…
Since I didn’t want to make your eyes bleed with more terrible photos, I decided to make your eyes bleed with more words. I also didn’t feel it was necessary to write a post about the boring journey home from Savannah. There was nothing whatsoever interesting about it. We traveled 1,922 miles in our 10…
Our normal pattern up to this point was to have breakfast, break camp and take off to wherever we decided to go next. This day, however, we decided to explore the other side of the park before we left. I know I’m not a super fan of old, historical monuments like forts but I felt…
Happy New Year! After a good night’s sleep in our fancy schmancy RV Resort (and right by the bathhouse…again), it was time to head north. Since the previous day was pretty jam-packed with a long drive and a hardcore tourist destination, we thought we’d take it easy up the coast and leave the bustle in…
Reluctantly, but with some satisfaction with our time there (and a bag full of sea shells), we departed Fort De Soto Park Campground entirely too early in the morning for the drive east. We decided we’d seen enough of the pristine and vacant beaches of the gulf coast and bee-lined it for Kennedy Space Center,…
The morning of day 6 we spent about 2.5 seconds discussing whether we were going to ride our bikes the 4 or 5 miles to the north beach or simply unhook the RV and drive over. It was a no-brainer. The weather was overcast with the possibility of rain. Another reason we love our rig…