If Eternity Is Forever, Am I There Now?
Smokemont Where, oh where, does time go? A lot of it is in the rear view mirror, yet eternity is ahead. Psalm 90:12 reads, Teach us to number our days and recognize how few they are; help us to spend them as we should. Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, Kansas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and… Continue reading It’s Been A Gas
TWWEEEE! - TWWEEEE! - - TWWEEEE! - - - TWWEEEE! - - - - - - teeee? In complete darkness the Oriole questioned his own out burst. “What,,,, am I too early?” No other living creature responded. I lay awake, twenty minutes past, twenty, and I’m thinking, “My word, I could have tasted coffee by now!! TWWEEEE! -… Continue reading Cell Hell
Hugh and Veronica also recommended Unicoi State Park as a destination. We took advantage of the Zip Line adventure, and thus another check mark was added to the bucket list. We did encounter a rattlesnake walking up Smith Creek trail. There was no way around the snake. On the left was a drop… Continue reading Unicoi State Park, GA
We are all in this together Hugh and Veronica, camping neighbors at Sweetwater Creek, recommended several camping areas, Vogel State Park and Unicoi. We are so glad they took the time and suggested we visit here. For us both turned out to be great destination’s. We landed at Vogel SP next to Tony and Mel, they occupied… Continue reading Georgia On My Mind
The Army Corp of Engineers has been very busy in this mountainous area. The Allatoona Dam created nine different recreational areas; Sweetwater Creek is the one where we stayed. We visited Cartersville, a town six miles from camp, and did some sightseeing. We set out trying to find a smelting operation where the workers simply… Continue reading More on Sweetwater Creek
For us it’s good to be in a house of worship, but why? We are now nomads, we explore new places, we move around, but we so miss our relatives and friends. Church friends get together, sometimes even more than once a week. The big “C” Church would be all believers in Christ, the little “c”… Continue reading Happy Easter
We have not yet found our rhythm. For six months we have been setting up our campsite, and making it home for a week or so. We play, eat, sleep, visit, then we pack up and head off towards what could be our next (non-virtual) PlayStation. New day, new campground, new surroundings, sometime the NEW… Continue reading Red Top Mountain State Park
From his neck down a man is worth a couple of dollars a day, from his neck up he is worth anything that his brain can produce. (Thomas Edison) Our six month on the road anniversary had just past, and we found ourselves camped next to Andy and Carolyn. We were in our travel trailer,… Continue reading From The Neck Up
In March Deb drove us to St. Augustine, FL. It lays claim to being the oldest city in the U.S., and is known for its Spanish colonial architecture, as well as Atlantic Ocean beaches like sandy St. Augustine Beach and tranquil Crescent Beach. We had walked over seven miles on Crescent beach a month earlier. … Continue reading St Augustine, Florida
The past months we have identified a number of campsites, which would fit nicely with our route of travel. Sometimes the campgrounds are for military personal only. Grassy Pond has been open to the public for two years. It is located just south of Moody Air Force Base where my dad was stationed for six… Continue reading Grassy Pond, Military and Public
