Tybee Lighthouse Drive By
We weave the old streets of Tybee Island until we stumble on the old lighthouse…
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…
The Aggressive Fire Hydrant
While walking across the isthmus, Jagger spots an aggressive fire hydrant. Yes that’s right, only Jagger could go off at a fire hydrant! To his defense it does look a little different…
Snowbirds Freezing Weather
Several days pass. We are at another camp that will be hard to leave. Last weekend Jagger and I hosted another barbecue here at the lake with Cheryl, and her friends Bob and Danette. I enjoyed visiting with them. Bob and Danette actually live on the lake not far for our camp…
Jagger Makes a Break
I see his little stub of a tail wagging fiercely as his disappears first down the shoreline, then down the road, I think to myself the worst…
My Vagabond Lifestyle Update
It’s funny that my whole life I lived a very structured life, living in only a few places for years. Now after my retirement, I love to move around and experience different places and lifestyles.
Reflection: Petersburg Campground
I too am not immune to the bug, I came down with a terrible chest cold and cough last Sunday. I felt it coming on Saturday as we were visiting the museum, by that night I knew trouble was brewing.
July 4th Storm is on the Way
Forth of July was a quiet one this year spent on Clarks Hill Lake. Foul weather is in our forecast and many families who reserved a spot on the lake were “no shows”
Mosey to Modoc
Our drive is the best, uneventful. It’s only a hour and a half and we pull up to the Gate. I meet the nice Hostess at the window. ..
Retired Vagabond 