Making our way back east, we hit Carlsbad Caverns, which turned out to be the highlight of our trip in my mind. I felt like a … Read More ›
Category: land-cruising
It was hard leaving Big Bend, but the lone wilting piece of scallion and moldy piece of cheese in our fridge did not look appetizing. … Read More ›
We spent a week in Big Bend and barely scratched the surface of the park. It’s huge with five separate visitor centers. Most of the … Read More ›
Brownsville is the southern most city in Texas, which usually means it’s the warmest. So we stuck around the area. Our roots in boating led … Read More ›
Short story: We were denied by Mexican authorities to drive our van past the border towns of the hassle free zone. Customs, immigration and the … Read More ›
It’s been a long few weeks to get to south Texas and the border of Mexico. We got slapped in the face on our intended … Read More ›
It’s not often that we find a doppelgänger sailboat. Sv Piper, a Najad 343, with a center cockpit and aft cabin, has almost the same … Read More ›
We’ve been on the road for a couple of weeks now. The Northeast was full of stops to visit friends and family, but the after … Read More ›
We only had one piece of business to take care of in Annapolis during boat show week: getting an extra part for our Airhead. Other … Read More ›
V has been interested in coins since she we found two near our house dating back to the 1800s. They were in rough shape, so … Read More ›