You cringe and pray the damage isn’t too terrible, and costly. You have made a mistake. Your list failed you or you failed to use a list. Maybe this type of mistake isn’t a associated with a list, but the mistake has happened. You cringe and pray. Maybe you were inexperienced, tired, distracted, or worse, […]
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How I camped in sub-twenty degree weather and lived to tell about it: 2019 Trip Write-Up
“An adventure is only an inconvenience rightly considered. An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.” ― G.K. Chesterton Have you ever done something that you always dreamed about but never believed you would do? It was July, and the locations were all very much along the beaten path, but nine years ago, I made […]
I found the best campsite in the US!
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.” Location Name: Upper Teton View Road: Forest Rd. 30310 GPS: 43°45’48.85″ N 110°33’11.531″ W Special note: bear left at the fork after the first set of campsites (Lower Teton View.) The road is not too bad for a T@b 320 but I can see where it […]
The KOAs of I-80 and I-90
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.” OK, so since we have put an end to KOA-shaming, let’s talk about some of the KOAs from my most recent trip. Specifically, I will give you quick reviews of 4 KOA Journey Campgrounds along I-80 and I-90 through the Midwest and plains states. Grand Island, […]
Sometimes the KOA is A-OK: Putting an End to KOA-Shaming
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.” For a hard core overnight parker and boondocker, admitting to spending the night at a KOA can be perceived as a sign of weakness, that you are soft, or that have money burning a hole in your pocket. But the truth is, sometimes the KOA (or […]