Ice Cream – Some of The Best!
We are unabashed foodies. If you have read many of our blogs, you know that eating food in each of the different places we stay...
Our travel blogs are about different locations around the country we have traveled to and our experience’s in those locations.
Harrisburg, PA – Seeing America One Town At A Time
Our Impressions of Harrisburg Harrisburg is an interesting and sometimes confusing city. It is the capital of Pennsylvania. There are parts of the city that...
Albuquerque & Madrid, New Mexico – Seeing America One Town At A Time
Our Impressions of Albuquerque & Madrid The last time I was in Albuquerque was probably 35 or 40 years ago. I was hesitant to return...
U. S. National Park Monuments and Memorials – Part 1
In addition to national parks, there are also 433 National Monuments, National Historic Sites, National Battlefields and Military Sites, and National Historic Trails across all...
Texarkana, TX/AR & Mt. Pleasant, TX – Seeing America One Town At A Time
Our Impressions of the Area Geographically Texarkana and Mt. Pleasant, TX are in the Piney Woods of North East Texas. Magnolia, AR is in the...
Hurricane, UT – Seeing America One Town At A Time
Our Impressions of Hurricane, UT Hurricane was everything we had hoped for in a smaller size town. There is one road through the center of...
Billings, Montana – Seeing America One Town At A Time
Our Impressions of Billings Geographically Billings in in the eastern area of Montana on I-90. At a population of 117,000 people Billings is the largest...
Zanesville, Ohio – Seeing America One Town At A Time
Our Impressions of Zanesville We LOVED Zanesville! It has a small-town feel, with local restaurants, water access, a cool downtown and parks galore! I had...
Popular National Parks We Have Visited Part 1
On March 1, 1872, President Ulysses S. Grant signed the Yellowstone National Park Protection Act into law. This protection act made Yellowstone the world’s first...
Gallup, New Mexico Seeing America One Town At A Time
Our Impressions of Gallup, New Mexico Gallup is your typical Historic Route 66 town bypassed by I-40. Downtown Gallup has stores, shops, trading posts and...