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Old No. 7

On a long and lonesome highway in south central Tennessee among rolling hills and cattle ranches is a small town of under 7,000 people called Lynchburg. Right now, about a third of you are...

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Gulf Shores Alabama

Many people may not realize that you don’t have to go to the Caribbean to experience turquoise waters and silky white sand beaches. The upper Gulf coast has some of the best beaches in...

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Donaldsonville Louisiana

Sometimes you can’t judge a book by its cover, you have to dig into it and read a chapter or two to understand there’s much more to it than what simply appears on the...

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2025 in Review

Year four of our “two year plan” is in the books! Living in a motorhome and traveling the country has become the norm for us and anything different just seems frightening. What a change...

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Rocky Mountain National Park

Rocky Mountain National Park (RMNP), or “Rocky” as the locals call it, is the 36th national park we have visited within the past four years. It amazes me how all these national parks are...

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Glenwood Springs, Colorado

Glenwood Springs was incorporated 140 years ago and quickly thereafter became a resort town centered around the hot springs and the Hotel Colorado. Many famous people have visited the area such as Doc Holiday,...

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Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park

Arizona may have the Grand Canyon but in west-central Colorado there is another canyon that should not be overlooked. Black Canyon is the result of multiple episodes of uplift and erosion and the carving...

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Mesa Verde National Park

There’s a certain connection you get when encountering something made with human hands… a thousand years ago. Mesa Verde, outside of Cortez in southwest Colorado, is one of the largest and most significant displays...