Decorated for Christmas!

Got the house decorated for Christmas this weekend! We do very simple decorations to minimize both space and weight required to store these. Kate has to live vicariously through others, so we try to go see some light displays each year.
One of our favorite places to stay on our way South

One of our favorite places to stay on our way South to Florida is the Georgia Peanut RV Park . It’s attached to Carroll’s Sausage & Country Store , and we use the opportunity to STOCK UP!
A good time driving through Atlanta?

Is there EVER a good time to drive through Atlanta? It turns out that Saturday about 3pm is the perfect time to pass through. There was some slowdown, but not too bad.
Beautiful Mural in Chatsworth, GA

While taking our recycling to Chatsworth, GA, we saw this beautiful mural . Love how the night sky and mountains of north Georgia are in the bear.
Do you know this about your Morryde steps?

Did you know that your Morryde Solid Step supports only go out so far? We found out while staying at a Love’s Travel Stop overnight. Whoops! 🤷♀️
Do you travel with a weather radio?

Do you travel with a weather radio? If not, we highly recommend getting one ! Our little weather radio is super loud when it goes off. It has woken us on several occasions, but is very helpful in alerting us of inclement weather regardless of our location.
Where do full timers live when?

What do full time RVers do when their RV has to get work done? Because our RV is our home, when it needs repairs most times we fix it ourselves. But some things are too big even for the handiest DIYer out there.
Finally got around to updating our travel map

Finally got around to updating our travel map. 2024’s adventures added many pins, but only two new states. Looking ahead, I’m very excited to add 6+ new states next year!
As we are leaving Alpena we experience the fog

As we are leaving Alpena, we get to experience the immediate onset of fog that was mentioned several times as one of the reasons that mariners have a difficult time navigating the waters of Thunder Bay. This fog seemingly came out of nowhere and continued for a few miles. It was hauntingly beautiful, but provided a first-hand insight into why there are so many shipwrecks in this area.
