Pirates ?☠️, Ghost ?, scandals, Southern hospitality, sweet tea, fried chicken ?, drinks ? to go (yes, To Go cups), riverwalk, manicured parks, horse ? drawn carriages, night life ?, fine dining, cemeteries, ice cream ?, and antebellum homes unlike anywhere in the South. Savannah has something to offer everyone. Consistently named one of the […]
Friends of ours from Kennesaw, GA read our blog and insisted we join them for three days of camping. After determining all adventurers intending to camp had been practicing stay at home ? orders with limited access to any Covid-19 carriers, the plans began to come together. A weekend of debate and strategy led us […]
It’s Mother Day Week ?. Yes, you heard correct. Robin received a week of special attention at Elijah Clark State Park. The Covid-19 has slowed and Georgia and South Carolina State parks are open. We were able to secure a camp ? site on Lake Thurmond outside of Augusta Ga. We loved ❤️ the campground;however, […]
Native Americans once dwelled here, living off fish-filled lagoons. Today, these waters are popular for ? canoeing , boating ?and fishing. ? Tomoka is a bird-watcher’s bird ? paradise, with over 160 species sighted, especially during the spring and fall migrations. Visitors can stroll a half-mile nature trail ? through a hardwood hammock that was once […]
To all of our fellow campers, RV er’s , adventure seekers and travel lovers …. we are all in this together. As stated , we were supposed to begin our wonderful trip May 1st, unfortunately due to the nations pandemic we are forced to postpone the trip until our country is safe and healthy. Fortunately […]
