Cartersville Country Winery was a one-night stopover on our way to our first campground using our Thousand Trails membership. Our arrival was on a Sunday, and wine tasting was closed, but they offered self-serve tastings. The winery was unique with its antique cars. Once settled, we went to try their...
Ft. McAllister State Park is our home for the next week. It’s about 25 minutes from Savannah. Marshes flank the entryway to the park. The park is spacious, and we prefer to be with nature as much as possible. The trees covered with moss are much like Florida. Seeing the...
Living in the Tampa area for 39 years, we are accustomed to seeing lizards cross our paths. However, walking the campground, the colorful body of the African Redhead Agama was not so familiar to us. We were surprised by their size compared to our lizards, and the campground host said...
We visited this campground for the second time. It’s secluded, and our site was right on the water. The big difference this time was the locks were open to the public. Covid had closed the facility for viewing on the last visit. It is fascinating to watch the boats entering...
This stop was primarily to spend time with Mitch’s mom. It’s nice to be able to visit family while traveling. We had many laughs, played cards, drank wine, and enjoyed each other’s company. A bonus is Mom is a great cook, and we savored some delicious meals. She even bought...