The Last Few Weeks – Snowbird Retreat
Travel Journal – March 20, 2016 Moving on once again. I spent a week at the Lost Dutchman State Park. It’s very peaceful and the views are beautiful. Most of […]
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Retired Vagabond
Retired, traveling with my Sidekick Jagger, pursuing the life of a "Retired Vagabond" and blogging about my adventures along the way.
Checking In Lake Pleasant
Jagger and I spent a few days at Usery, entertaining grandchildren and taking care of routine items last week. Then on Thursday we moved out to Lake Pleasant.
On The Road Again
Travel Journal – March 1, 2016 This morning I got up excited, yet a feeling of impending stress in the air. Yes the day was here that I had to give […]
Hiking the Natural Bridge
We traversed a few slippery slopes and muddy trails, while visiting with fellow travelers along the way.
Visiting Lower Salt River
As we were about ready to get out of the truck I noticed a man and women with two dogs “off leash” running around crazy. I started the truck up and move as far away as I could…
Vagabond’s Second Anniversary Reflection
Two years ago today I started on my fulltime adventure. How did I get here? Why did I choose this lifestyle? Do I still want to continue? Do I even like this? It’s time for reflection…
Tybee Lighthouse Drive By
We weave the old streets of Tybee Island until we stumble on the old lighthouse…
This Time – Vagabond Down
I lay there dazed, you know the feeling I’m sure. The first thing I do is make sure nothing is broken, while the boys and Jagger fuss over me…
The Cannon Roars
Once the cannon was readied he instructed us to cover our ears and open our mouth slightly to prevent rupture of the eardrum by the pressure wave created by the explosion.
Plumbing Rats Nest Untangled
Travel Journal – January 22, 2016 Wednesday afternoon was set aside as a time to work on the Coach. About a week ago I made an appointment with the RV […]
Jagger Looked Him in the Eye
As we pass the first of several people enjoying the quiet morning sitting on a bench reading a book or the morning paper. Jagger alerts, growls and I correct him with “it’s okay” and “leave it”.
The Battle for Savannah
After his talk, he shouted I need volunteers to fight the British. Then he inducted his audience into the American Revolutionary Army, issuing them rifles, pistols and hatchets…
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