This store was amazing. The aisles are filled with every imaginable spice, candy, nuts – you name it. Its deli was a crowded station as people lined up to place their sandwich orders. They had a bakery section and a coffee bar. The most popular part of the store –...
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...
We arrived at the church, and David gave us warm greetings. As we were setting up, the Pastor dropped by to welcome us and wanted to let us know if we needed anything to let him know. They were genuine when they said they were happy to have us there...
At times, driving can be stressful. Uphill, downhill, windy curves, heavy traffic takes their toll, and there is no preparation for it. Early on, we decided we would not go more than 300 miles or 3 ½ hours on those travel days. It is those times when we have to...
The Kimmel Farm has been around since 1925, when Richard took over the farm from his grandfather. In the rolling hills of South Dakota, the farm produces apples, strawberries, and cherries. They offer u- pick for apples and strawberries. The Kimmel gift shop offered jams, honey, sauces, and freshly baked...