It’s been a topsy turvey year. So many things going to and many places were closed. Since hubs went on the Appalachian Trail in April, I’ve been busy working on his videos on our YouTube channel (Southeastern RV Living and Appalachian Trail Hiking), and haven’t been writing as much for the blog. Forgive me forContinue reading “Lighthouse Pier”
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Intracoastal Waterway
The Intracostal Waterway is unique to Florida, traveling for some 430+ miles from Key West to the Georgia border. It’s a man made canal that allows travel between fresh water rivers and the ocean. The water level fluctuates with the tides. It’s home to an array of species, including such birds as herons and pelicans,Continue reading “Intracoastal Waterway”
Betty Steflik Preserve/Black Creek
When we think of Jacksonville, we usually think of 2 things. We either picture thee beaches, or we think about the horrible traffic downtown on I-95. But, Jacksonville has another side. Tucked away from the hustle of town or the crowds at the beach, are hidden gems. State and county parks are among these. OneContinue reading “Betty Steflik Preserve/Black Creek”
Bird Island Park and Rookery and Mickler’s Landing
A little north of Valano and Mickler’s Landing, and of all places, behind a library, is a little place called Bird Island Park. There’s a shrubbery maze shaped like a giant turtle. There’s a path around the park with a mosaic of beautiful tiles, a colorful turtle statue, and a fountain. There’s a playground andContinue reading “Bird Island Park and Rookery and Mickler’s Landing”
Days 3, 4, and 5 of AT hike
We’d like to thank all of you for virtually following along on the flip flop hike along the AT on our YouTube channel. So far, it’s been agreeable weather and decent terrain. Maryland in 5 days may not be a big feat for some, but for us, it’s a dream come true. We hope youContinue reading “Days 3, 4, and 5 of AT hike”
Days 1 and 2 on the Appalachian Trail Flip Flop
Those of you that follow us on Facebook and Instagram have seen a couple of pictures from hubby’s first 2 days in Maryland as he hikes northward on his flip flop hike. For those who are wondering what a flip flop hike is, he starts at the halfway point of the trail (Harper’s Ferry, WV)Continue reading “Days 1 and 2 on the Appalachian Trail Flip Flop”
Waterfalls in Florida?
It’s true; there really are waterfalls in the Sunshine State. Some are man made, like the Japanese gardens close to Jupiter Beach. Others are naturally occurring waterfalls. With things shut down for awhile, we haven’t been able to visit Devils Millhopper State Park, a geological marvel created by a large sinkhole. It should be openContinue reading “Waterfalls in Florida?”
More to come
Thank you to all our readers and followers. We are trying our best to get back out there and explore after the recent events. We hope everyone is staying safe and doing well. We know it has been frustrating for most of us that enjoying traveling. We will be making some updates to our websiteContinue reading “More to come”
Nombre De Dios (Our Lady of La Leche) Mission
During this trying time for everyone, come along with us on a short little day trip. We are traveling less these days, and our plans have changed. The AT hike is on hold, and our weekend trips to parks have been shut down. To all who are full-timers, we sincerely hope that you are luckyContinue reading “Nombre De Dios (Our Lady of La Leche) Mission”
Pirate Museum in St Augustine, FL
“Now, bring me that horizon” Capt. Jack Sparrow
