If eternity is forever, am I there now?
Chicot (She-co) State Park is within the boundaries of Evangeline Parish, Louisiana. Now, I’ve never tried squirrel gumbo or squirrel head soup, so I can’t knock it, but it is a pretty big deal here. So much so the schools in Evangeline Parish are closed on the opening day of squirrel season. The event name "Squirrel Day" was… Continue reading Squirrel Head Gumbo
Stay - Type Cost - Amenities Dates Comments FL, Niceville, Fred Gannon Rocky Bayou State Park 21.00 Electric/water/dump station 12/10 - 12/13 Nice gulf shore drive, 45 MPH AL, Gulf Shores, Gulf Shores State Park 42.00 Electric/water/sewer and much more 11/26 - 12/09 20 miles of bike trails in the park, nice beach, met Greens in restaurant… Continue reading LOG BOOK 2018
Before we retired Deb bought a 2018 Flagstaff 26FKSB (Travel trailer) sight unseen. It was in Bossier City, Louisiana (LA). We transitioned into the new unit on Thursday 10/18, but because of a failed component we are still camped at Cypress Black Bayou Campground and waiting for Tuesday’s service appointment. Fortunately we didn’t motor on down the… Continue reading Keeping the joy, you betcha!
10-16-18 Tim and Eva, a very lovely couple bought a used tiny trailer, and are visiting the U.S. for several months. They were able to purchase the National Parks and Recreational Lands Pass even though they are residents of Ontario. The pass is good for one year, where as ours is for lifetime. (Approximately 40… Continue reading “Free!! No way, ay”
Our first day in Hot Springs, Arkansas (AR) was focused on hiking. We walked to town using a mountain trail right from the campsite, and had homemade banana pudding ice cream. Turn of the century Bathhouses is the tourist draw to Hot Springs, AR. They are part of the Hot Springs National Park system with an… Continue reading Hot Springs Arkansas
Relinquishing our Minnesota (MN) residency for the benefits of being South Dakotan's did not play out as I had imagined. I was expecting to leave MN with a warm pat on the tuckus and hearing “Off with you now.” Instead it was a cold wet slap in the face and hearing “Ha ha,,, in your… Continue reading We are South Dakotan’s
The past 5 months have been an uneven balance of decision-making and recreation time. To date Deb and I have retired from working for the man, sold “The Bohnarosa,” and purchased a very tall RAM truck to tow our travel trailer. Today we implement the final step… Continue reading Houseless
Nature tables are found in National, State, County, City Parks and libraries among other places. I particularly like the mystery hole display. You know the kind. The sign reads, “What is it?” So you reach through the hole, feel what is inside and guess what it is. My wife and I retired, signed up for… Continue reading Mystery Holes
There is so much to talk about. In a couple of weeks I will have time to share some life changes such as selling a home for the first time, and living in a travel trailer full-time. The last four months have been demanding, with laser focus on "Doing the next right thing." With Joy,… Continue reading After 37 years
Welcome Mr. or Ms. Reader, I believe in God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. I've been prompted to share with you this simple way to acknowledge faith, and how to grow your faith. This 30 minute audio teaching is the story of Zacchaeus told by teaching pastor Kyle Lance Martin. If you cannot invest 30 minutes of personal… Continue reading More Faith
