Where we are now
We are back in Michigan!
Our truck is and has been operational, those worries are over. We will be staying at the Lansing Cottonwood Campground until August 18th. Then we will start working our way south for the winter.
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Category Archives: Civil War
West Virginia, May 2013 – Part I
Summersville Lake in West Virginia has an interesting history. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built the dam in the Kanawha River Basin to reduce downstream flood damage, maintain dependable stream flow, provide recreational opportunities, and enhance the fish and … Continue reading
Land Between the Lakes & St. Louis
Our next stop was the Land Between the Lakes in Kentucky and Tennessee. Bob always thought it would be a neat place to visit. It took us three days of traveling to get there. Enroute we stayed at a small … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Fulltime RV, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan Traveler, Military RV Parks, Missouri, Tennessee, Working on the Road
Tagged 1904 World's Fair, cycling, Dred Scott, fifth wheel trailer, full-time RV, fulltime RV, Gateway Arch, Land Between the Lakes, RV Forums, Scott AFB, St. Louis
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Savannah, Charleston and Myrtle Beach – March/April 2012
As we were mapping out where we wanted to go from Key West, and we talked about working our way up the east coast. Pat had wanted to see Savannah because it’s said to be such a beautiful city. Military … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Fulltime RV, Georgia, Michigan Traveler, Military RV Parks, South Carolina
Tagged Charleston AFB, Eighth Air Force Museum, fifth wheel trailer, Fort Pulaski, Fort Sumter, full-time RV, fulltime RV, Hunter Army Airfield, James Oglethorpe, Juliet Low, Myrtle Beach, Old Savannah Tours, Patriot's Point, Pirate's House, Robert Louis Stevenson, RV Forums, SkyWheel, Tybee Island, USS Yorktown, Wesley Monumental United Methodist Church
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Gettysburg, PA and Fredericksburg, VA
Gettysburg is known as the Turning Point in the Civil War, the time when the Army of the Potomac came to the realization that Robert E. Lee could be defeated. What an opportunity to walk the ground and stand in … Continue reading
Posted in Civil War, Fulltime RV, Michigan, Michigan Traveler, Pennsylvania, Virginia
Tagged 20th Maine, Army of Northen Virginia, Army of the Potomac, Fort A.P. Hill, Fredericksburg, full-time RV, fulltime RV, Gettysburg, Joshua Chamberlain, Pickett's Charge, Robert anger-led, RV Forums
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