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RE: Florida
We loved St Augustine. If you've never been there before, may I suggest the Old Town Trolley as a great way to see all the famous old places in town...a hop on-hop off. The Lightner Museum is interesting and beautiful, as is the St Augustine Lighthouse.
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LindaAnn
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03/09/22 09:26am |
RV Parks, Campgrounds and Attractions
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RE: 2022 Plans for themed trips?
On our trip through Georgia we visited a number of waterfalls and enjoyed them. We plan a "waterfall themed" trip this year for our big road-trip.
Are there must-see waterfalls we should include in our itinerary? I know of one in Alabama that's on the list.
What are your plans for themed road-trips this year?
PLEASE GOOGLE TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, TO FIND THE WATERFALLS IN THAT AREA...THERE ARE MANY BEAUTIFUL ONES!
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LindaAnn
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01/11/22 09:53am |
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RE: Suggestions of where to go
How about the Smokies? We went one year...stayed at Twin Creeks RV Park just outside Gatlinburg, rode the trolley to town, which was all decorated for Christmas.
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LindaAnn
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12/07/21 09:00am |
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RE: Las vegas
Another vote for Oasis RV Park!
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LindaAnn
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12/02/21 11:03am |
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RE: Piney Campground
Try landbetweenthelakes.us
Across the top of the page, look at 'See and Do' and select 'Camping'
There you can find Piney and go to that page.
There is info and a few pictures.
You can also see a map of the campground at landbetweenthelakes.us/visit/maps
We stayed at the other campground Hillman Ferry a number of years ago. it was very nice and setting was beautiful in the fall.
If you have time, drive up to nearby Grand Rivers, KY and visit the area Patti's 1880 Settlement (pattis1880s.com)...neat area with a good restaurant.
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LindaAnn
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12/02/21 09:40am |
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RE: Glacier National Park and Mount Rushmore campgrounds
We stayed at the KOA in Hill City while in the Mount Rushmore area. Big park, with several stores...for souvenirs, ice cream, supplies, and a nice restaurant.
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LindaAnn
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11/12/21 10:47am |
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RE: st augustine fl
We have stayed at North Beach RV Resort. don't remember the price, but the park was very nice...sites were private...and the ocean is right across the highway...took the dog for walks on the beach. Short drive to town. I recommend the Trolley for seeing all the sights in town...it has about 20 stops and you can get off or on at any of them. If you're into museums, the Lightner Museum is wonderful and is one of the stops.
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LindaAnn
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11/12/21 10:43am |
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RE: What now??
I am so sorry for your loss. It's so very hard to lose a life's partner. I would not presume to give advice, but just a suggestion or something to think about. My first husband passed in 2000 (also after 37 years of marriage). I began writing "letters" to him...if you should decide to keep the RV and take some trips, maybe you could keep a notebook and write to her, telling her what you saw or what you did. I have also painted little red hearts on rocks and left them in places I had wanted us to see together. I hope you can make the decision that you think she would want you to.
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LindaAnn
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10/18/21 08:40am |
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RE: Where to in June
I agree with Dave.....Land Between the Lakes
Lots to see and drives to take and in the nearby town of Grand Rivers, there is an area called Patti's Settlement, with recreations of log cabins and shops and a restaurant famous for their pork chops!
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LindaAnn
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10/18/21 07:31am |
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RE: Wyoming Vacation June-July 2022
Planning on a trip to Wyoming and would like your thoughts on places to see and stay. Will be there a month so will we able to see several points of interest in the state. Of course Yellowstone National Park is a definite stop we will not stay in the park however - our rig is too big - any suggestions for RV parks within driving distance of YStone? I would appreciate any information you could share on your trips to the state of Wyoming and the parks you stayed in. We are not looking for resorts - but RV Parks. Our rig is 42 ft. Also restaurants and other spots to visit that you found interesting. Thanks for your suggestions. Also we enjoying taking our vehicle and doing driving and tours.
We stayed at Grizzly RV Park in West Yellowstone...we were in a motorhome...nice sites. It's a neat little town, lots of shops and places to eat. It's just a short drive to the park entrance and has a Ranger Station on the way where you can ask questions and get maps of the park, which has upper and lower loop drives. We took a day for each drive (the lower has Old Faithful) Just before the Ranger Station is the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center, where you can see bears and wolves up close.
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LindaAnn
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09/16/21 10:05am |
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RE: Mother/son wedding dance songs
Hmmm, I guess the "Chicken Dance" is out if you want "waltzable", so here's a few I've heard at various weddings:
"You Raise Me Up" by Josh Groban
"Unforgettable" by Nat King and Natalie Cole
“Do I make you proud” by Taylor Hicks
“A Mother’s Song” by Daniel Kirkley
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I vote for "Unforgettable"
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LindaAnn
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09/07/21 08:41am |
Around the Campfire
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RV parks near Yosemite
We've been thinking about going to Yosemite Natl Park...wondering if anyone can recommend nearby RV parks...full hookups. Thanks
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LindaAnn
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08/14/21 04:56pm |
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RE: Cripple creek/Pikes Peak
Our daughter and son-in-law live in nearby Florissant, CO. On visits out there, we have been to Cripple Creek a number of times. A really neat little town with lots of history in mining.
Donkeys roam free downtown.
There is a railroad ride you can take from there..scenic ride on a steam-engine train
The Heritage Center (welcome center) just before getting into town is very interesting.
If you gamble a bit, there is a Casino there...but even if that's not for you, they have a good restaurant...great breakfasts.
Take a walk downtown and a drive to see the old houses, painted in pastel colors.
Nearby Victor is also an old mining town...almost a ghost town now.
The drive up to Cripple Creek on Hwy 67 affords some beautiful scenery.
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LindaAnn
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07/27/21 07:24am |
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RE: september trip
DH and I and our 34' MH with toad are planning a trip for September. Leaving from near Tappahannock Va, going to Charleston, then St Augustine, across to Destin Fl then over to Vicksburg Ms then across to Savannah, up to Myrtle Beach, then back home. It's planned to last about a month. We are flexible. Hope to avoid as much of the Interstates as possible. Any suggestions on any leg of the 'voyage' as to which roads we might follow? CGs to stay in? Have several reservations made (state parks mostly) but very open to suggestions. Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to share.
We stayed at North Beach RV in St Augustine...you can walk across the highway and be on the beach. Very nice. And if you have time in St Augustine, take the trolley (hop on/off...best way to see everything in town)
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LindaAnn
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07/26/21 10:55am |
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RE: Bad lands area
We have a night at Cedar Pass Campground (in the Bad Lands Nat'l Park) before heading to a KOA at The Devils tower for another night, then off to Custer State Park, Blue Bell for 2 nights then Sylvan Lake for another night. From there we head to Spearfish Campground for 6 days of reunion-ing, various tours and food.
What are the must sees and does in these areas? Never been there and it's all new to us. 26" class C with no toad, but will have 2 e-bikes, so parking, tunnels, etc are considerations.
Thanks.
We stayed in a cabin in Badlands...the drives and the scenery are beautiful! There is a restaurant in the park and they had a delicious dessert called Kuchen. One day we drove to Wall's Drug nearby...that was fun. We have also stayed at the KOA at Devil's Tower...loved it...you are literally at the entrance to the Tower. Look for "prairie dog town" on the drive. And right across the road from the KOA is a neat general store.
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LindaAnn
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07/06/21 09:45am |
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