USA states we’ve traveled
Before I give you our thoughts on Maine, I want to provide a little context for this trip; A typical day Yep, this is the sunrise right outside of Homer! It might rise earlier here than anywhere else in the US, but it’s worth seeing. I can’t speak for the whole coastal region of this […]
We have spent the last week in New Hampshire and the stunning and beautiful, White Mountains. This range is still part of the Appalachian Mountains, and runs through parts of New Hampshire, Vermont and into SW Maine. Not to be confused with the Adirondacks, which are actually still growing, the White Mountains hold the highest
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Honest to God, we have no idea what to say about New York. We are still in the Allegheny Mountain range and so far, we’ve seen about as much of New York as we did traveling through Maryland and Pennsylvania on our way here. Between the smoke from Canada, the fog that seems to settle
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Credit where credit is due, Dave took this photo of the Allegheny mountains close to where we camped. For someone that doesn’t take many pictures of our trips, this was an especially great one! West Virginia Fun Facts: Surrounded by Mountains Our campground was located in a small valley and surrounded by the Allegheny Mountains.
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We’ve spent the last week in the coastal plains area of North Carolina. This is primarily a farming community that continues to pay homage to the past in some fascinating ways we have never seen up to now. As we drive around the area of Bear Grass, NC., where we are camped, we find ourselves
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