Our Journey 2021

Our travels to date…

We started our full-time RV journey May 2021 leaving Wisconsin to visit family in KY, TX and CO. We’ve stopped in many beautiful places along the way and branched out to include popular sites such as Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks; took the Freedom Tour in Boston MA and celebrated 22 years of marriage with a sunset cruise in Bar Harbor Bay near Acadia National Park. We like to give back, so watch for volunteer projects we will participate in. Read our Maintenance and Update page for ways to save money or increase the value of your RV.

Stay tuned and check back often to see where our travels take us next.

Stay Tuned for more Adventures in 2022

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Here we go down the road

REVIEW: Chop Shop Diesel

First off, I apologize to Chop Shop Diesel as I intended to have this written before now, and well, things were going good and I forgot. We all do that sometimes, don’t we? Nonetheless, I do apologize for not letting you know about these fantastic people before now. So we were driving toward Ocean Springs,…

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CAMPGROUND REVIEW: Coe Landing Campground

Coe Landing is off the beaten path a bit but still close to town. We read a review of someone stating they could hear the traffic noise, but honestly, we’re not sure how. It was a very quiet and picturesque campground sitting right on the Ochlockonee River. The campground was small and a bit tight…

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CAMPGROUND REVIEW: Davis Bayou Campground

Davis Bayou Campground is part of the Gulf Islands National Seashore and a beautiful campground. Sites are spacious and well kept. Roads and sites are paved with a concrete pad for the picnic table/patio area. Hookups include water and electric, no sewer, but they do have a dump station. Camp hosts are very friendly and…

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CAMPGROUND REVIEW: Pavilion RV Park

Easy in, easy out and conveniently located just off I-20. This is an older park, and honestly, we didn’t see a lot as it was raining and cold for Louisiana at 45-55 degrees. The park looks older but again, from what we could see, it was clean and we had full hookups in a pull-through…

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