Returning to Asbury Park, NJ!

While in New Jersey, we were just 20 minutes from a seaside town that my family frequented when I was very little….Asbury Park.  As a child my parents would go for Sunday “rides” and many times our destination would be the jersey shore.  I have not been to this area for 55 years! I remember walking the boardwalk in Asbury Park and eating clam strips at Howard Johnsons!  I also have a memory of riding children’s rides at Palace Amusements…and eating salt water taffy!  Palace Amusements closed in 1988 as it was in disrepair.  (I remember riding the below ride when…

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A day at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge!

While in Rehoboth Beach with Susan & Atom, we spent the day at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge in search of Roseate Spoonbills!  Two of these special birds had been spotted in the refuge but we could not find them! We took several nature walks in the refuge and observed so many amazing birds, crabs and eagles.  It was so nice to be with Susan & Atom again…we had a wonderful day!   The day ended with a delicious takeout dinner from Agave in Lewes!   Yesterday we rode the eBikes over 20 miles on the bike paths around Rehoboth…

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2022 Airstream 25’ Flying Cloud FBT Walkthrough

Welcome from Colonial Airstream in Millstone, NJ! Yesterday our 9 month wait came to an end….WOW, 9 months, did we just give birth! 🤣🤣🤣 Well if we did, we are so proud!  Carol and I started this journey in 2020 with plans of traveling in our 20’ Airstream Caravel for 1 year…after a couple of months we knew 1 year would not be enough time.  We decided to get a larger Airstream and commit to being on this adventure for several years! Our order was submitted to Airstream last January. We are so excited and truly love our new home.…

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Garden of the Gods

Our final day in Colorado we explored Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs.  Garden of the Gods Park is a registered National Natural Landmark consisting of  300' towering sandstone rock formations against a backdrop of Pikes Peak.  The park was a gift to the city in 1909 with a stipulation that is must always be free to the public.We strolled through park and saw the cutest deer family!  The views and rock formations are breathtakingly beautiful.  The next day we started our trek back to the East Coast.  We caravanned for two days but had to part ways in…

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