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Sedona Verde Valley

The Sedona Verde Valley was our second stop wintering in Arizona. This area, north of Phoenix, spans the towns of Camp Verde and Prescott to the south, Sedona to the north and Cottonwood, Clarkdale...

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Casa Grande, Arizona

Casa Grande was our first snowbird wintering spot since living full-time in the motorhome. We stayed at a 55 and over resort, which was something very different for us. It made for tough decisions....

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Tombstone Arizona

On October 26, 1881 behind the OK Corral the gunfight began between cowboys Billy and Ike Clanton and Frank and Tom McLaury with lawmen Doc Holliday and the Earp brothers. When the gunfire was...

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White Sands National Park

Miles from nowhere the flat barren landscape reveals nothing more than the wind. At times you feel you can see the end of the earth. Suddenly something catches the sun in the distance, maybe...

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Charleston, SC

We made a stop in Charleston South Carolina because we heard it was a city with a lot of charm and history. We tend to gear more towards nature in our travels rather than...

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First in Flight

On our brief, storm abbreviated, trip to the Outer Banks of North Carolina we made an impromptu stop at the Wright Brothers National Memorial. It was a “oh cool, look at that, let’s turn...

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Pocono Mountains

The Pocono Mountains, or Poconos, is an area of forests, mountain peaks, lakes and valleys in eastern Pennsylvania. We visited in late October and were a little unsure if this was going to be...

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Washington, D.C.

In these times of extreme political differences among Americans, Washington D.C. might not seem to be a preferred destination for many. Neither of us had really spent any time in D.C. and I particularly...

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The Green Monster

We were passing through Boston this past fall on our way from Maine to Cape Cod. I could not miss my chance to visit Fenway Park, the oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball.