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...
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...
Our last Harvest Host stop for our 2021 travels was memorable. The Houmas House (aka the Sugar Palace) is one of the most extensive plantations, and it has a rich history. Here is a link to find out more about the past. Houmas House and Gardens. I always find it...
We visited the same place last year but only for a weekend. We primarily stopped at as many wineries as possible. This time we were here for a week and explored more of this delightful little town. Located in central Texas, this town was established in 1846 by German immigrants....