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We’re home… and as the colloquial saying goes - “There’s no place like home.” This is especially true when you live in Clemson, South Carolina! We were leaving Rocky Mountain National Park, and heading toward Branson, Missouri when I wrote our last blog. Although it can be

What a difference another day and a few miles make. We have been in sweltering temperatures (100+) and dealing with flies - lots of biting flies for the past month or so at various locations in Montana and the Dakotas. This stop on our journey brought

The morning after I sent our our last blog, we departed Glacier National Park in Montana and pointed the front of our motorhome east toward the Dakotas. We made two “one-night stands” at a couple of “no frills” locations before arriving at our next planned destination

When we last left you, Anna and I were headed out for a quick overnight stop in Coalville, Utah on our way to Dubois, Wyoming and the Grand Tetons National Park. The stop in Coalville was interesting initially since the journey to the park required some white

Greetings to all of our friends and family, or at least those of you who still remember us. We not only remember you, but care about and miss you, and that is why I am sitting here slaving over my computer instead of out exploring. We are

We managed to make it through the end of 2020 safe and sound. We closed out 2020 with an end of year brief shake-down of our latest motorhome in the mountains of northern Georgia, and Tennessee. The next act would be the post shake-down repair and

We made it across the border into Canada once again, this time just north of Grand Forks, North Dakota. This is our last entry into Canada this summer, and I have to say that that the Canadian customs officers have been courteous and professional on almost all

While the Custer, South Dakota area had much to offer, it was time to start making our way to Winkler, Manitoba Canada, for the Leisure Travel Van Annual Rally. We still had many miles, two states, and several stops, between our starting point in Custer and

We "Bearly" left the Vince Shute Wildlife Sanctuary and Orr, Minnesota behind, and the countdown for returning to Clemson was on. As I write this blog, we are at almost at two weeks and counting! I was just starting to miss my new bear friends in Orr, when

I have long enjoyed wildlife photography and bears have always been at, or near, the top of my subject list. Like most people venturing off to a national park or forest hoping to photograph these beautiful animals, I have long misunderstood their behavior. Several years ago,