Month: August 2018

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Meeting Another Blogger!: Randy and Pam Warner

The featured image above is sunset over the bay from our campground.

RV traveling can be a complex business with the complicated modern coaches to the trip planning research that is required.  Being a full time RV traveler makes things even more interesting.  Fortunately, there are many resources on the internet available to assist almost every aspect of the RV life.

One of the resources are the many people who have been doing this for a long time.  We had the great fortune to meet another RV blogger (LINK: warnerrvnews.blogspot.com) who has been a full-timer since 2009.  Randy and Pam Warner were staying in a campground just a few miles north of us, so I reached out and asked if they would like to meet somewhere during their stay. Continue reading “Meeting Another Blogger!: Randy and Pam Warner”

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Stonington Maine Trip on a Hot Day

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We had heard from a couple of different people that a day trip to Stonington Maine was a must do while here.  This quaint little fishing village is located on another peninsula, so to get there you have to drive up and over and around the horn to finally arrive.  Well, it was not really that bad, at just less than two hours.  And what a beautiful sight it was, but it was a scorcher!… Continue reading “Stonington Maine Trip on a Hot Day”

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Acadia Hikes; Ocean Path Trail and Wonderland Trail

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The featured image above was sunrise at our campground on Friday morning.

Two more hikes accomplished in the Acadia National Park!  The views from both trails were simply outstanding.  While I tried to get some good photos, it just does not capture the grandeur of being here and seeing with your own eyes.  In the last three days, we did the Ocean Path Trail and the Wonderland Trail, both hikes in the National Park.  And took a day off in between! Continue reading “Acadia Hikes; Ocean Path Trail and Wonderland Trail”

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Bar Harbor Lunch and Walkabout

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Yesterday, we decided to both take the 10 am bus into Bar Harbor.  Our goal was to walk the village, take the harbor trail around the rocky harbor ledge, and then find a good Bar Harbor lunch place.  It turned out to be a warmer day than we expected with some bright sunshine.  After a couple of hours of walking, we were seeking a cool, shady, and maybe breezy place for lunch. Continue reading “Bar Harbor Lunch and Walkabout”