In this video, we bike the Stanley Park seawall trail, tour downtown a bit, enjoy tasty vegan food, and then cross the border back into the U.S. This ends our 2018 trip to Alaska. We’d love to hear what you thought of this series! Stanley Park Seawall Bike Trail If you have bikes, the Stanley […]
As is typical for us, we made no plans for Easter Weekend. So Laura S. Walker was already booked up, and we had to move. Thankfully General Coffee State Park had plenty of room. And honestly, we have no idea why because it was a beautiful park. General Coffee State Park Campground There are two […]
Our time at O’Leno State Park was briefly interrupted when we were able to get a last minute reservation at Paynes Prairie. We only got a couple of nights there, but we jumped on it because they have bison and wild horses! Sadly, we have few photos from Paynes Prairie. I’m not sure what happened. […]
After hanging out with cows at Goethe State Forest, we headed to O’Leno State Park to meet back up with The Learning Banks. As a bonus, Kevin’s brother and family were camping in the Florida panhandle and came to stay with us. They set up their tent on our site, and we got to cook […]
After we left Fort Desoto Park, we drove straight to another beautiful campground, Rainbow Springs State Park. This park would be our first experience with Florida’s beautiful natural springs. And somehow we snagged two whole weeks there! Now, the photographic evidence is a little spotty because a lot was going on while we stayed at Rainbow Springs. First […]
Fort Desoto Park is one of Florida’s most beautiful and as such tends to be booked up well in advance. If you’re not a planner (hi there), you can get one of their hold-back sites on Friday mornings starting at 7 am. And you can keep it for as long as seven days. How to […]