Exploring our nation’s history through visiting our National Historic Sites and National Historical Parks of the US National Park Service.
Bonnie and I enjoy taking trips over most breaks, with Christmas being no exception. Last year (2015), we spent the entire two-week break driving through Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Utah and … Read more
Walking the streets of Old San Juan, our final stop of our southern Caribbean cruise, and seeing the San Juan National Historic Site.
Coastal New England is home to a ton of small sites scattered throughout which are really cool to see but do not warrant a dedicated stay on the trip. One … Read more
Of all the places we have visited in New England, Concord, MA might be my favorite. It’s not the most scenic nor does it have the best food. There wasn’t a … Read more
Roosevelt Campobello and St. Croix Island international parks are some of the more remote National Parks sites in the country… Heck, one is in Canada!
After several busy days in New York, we were ready for a slower pace of life. Thankfully, we found that in both Vermont and New Hampshire. Each state is home … Read more
Hyde Park, NY is located about 90 miles north of New York City but is a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Hyde Park is the … Read more
The eastern end of West Virginia makes a great spot to study Civil War history, in particular, Harpers Ferry and the Battle of Antietam. We visited Harpers Ferry and Antietam … Read more
After two practice runs, it was time to take the RV on the road for real. In June 2016, we hit the road for our much-anticipated trip to New England. … Read more
When most people plan a winter road trip they head south. And for good reason… winter weather can stop a road trip anytime. If you’re prepared and ready for the … Read more