This beautiful man-made lake was created in 1911-1913 as a reservoir, fed by Rio Medina and other small streams around the area, collecting water at the Medina Dam in the south-eastern section. The reservoir was built to supply irrigation water…
After a two-day visit with a couple of wonderful friends from our base camp in New Jersey (Fred and Pat are now fulltime residents of The Great Outdors in Titusville, FL, and what a wonderful place that is), we finally…
Forest Lake is a beautiful campground and preserve nestled in the forest of Advance, North Carolina. It is also part of the Thousand Trails network and our first stop as we make our way down to Florida, and then Santa…
Delaware claims to have some of the best State Parks in the nation, and after visiting Cape Henlopen, I have to agree! Cape Henlopen is definitely a MUST if you want to enjoy nature and the beach.
Everyone that knows me knows that one of my favorite cliches is "the more I know about people, the more I love my dogs", and after 2016 and a year as a trustee of a very dysfunctional non-profit, that cliche…
If you are traveling to Maine, a stop through Portland's Lighthouse at Fort Williams Park should definitely be one your stops. And while you are at it, try a lobster roll from one of the vendors in Commercial street. Just…