Handicapped guy on adventure traveling around the US in his RV. I was diagnosed with MS in 2000. I h So please come along for the ride.
My wife and I had always planned that after we retired we would get a motorhome and explore these United States. Well the MS made me retire a little bit sooner than I wanted to so we decided not to let MS change our plans. I'm going to do the best I can to document our travels and we're going to go a lot of places that are handicap accessible. I hope that visiting this page and watching my videos
and seeing my photographs will encourage you get out there, travel explore and have fun despite what handicaps you have. Feel free to comment and make suggestions to improve this page and maybe share some destinations that you've been to or places you like me to document for you.
Florida Keys: Old Seven Mile Bridge: Dazzling to walk, bike & experience history..
The Old Seven Mile Bridge is a must-stop on the Overseas Highway. Its history & scenic beauty make it a great place to walk or bike. Pigeon Key tells its story.
Bucket-List Worthy RV Road Trips #2
The Pacific Coast Highway
California’s PCH—aka Highway 1/101—stretches from San Diego in the south all the way to the Oregon border in the north. The route covers over 790 miles, much of which follows the stunningly beautiful coastline, offering views of rocky coves, towering cliffs, and sun-drenched beaches. For many, the highlight of the trip is crossing the Bixby Bridge near Big Sur, an EXTREMELY famous location that is recognizable from countless photos, movies, and TV shows.
Activities along the PCH include everything from exploring big cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco to relaxing in wine country. This route has it all, with options for hiking, biking, swimming, surfing, and more. If you take the drive between May and November, you might even spot humpback and gray whales frolicking just offshore.
Bucket-List Worthy RV Road Trips #3
The Beartooth Highway and Yellowstone National Park
Montana’s Beartooth Highway is only 68 miles in length, it will definitely leave a lasting memory. The road curves east out of the town of Red Lodge, winding its way up into its namesake mountains before ending in Cooke City just outside of Yellowstone National Park. The route is easily the most memorable way to reach Yellowstone, feeding directly into the park’s network of scenic roads, which are perfect for spotting wildlife and capturing postcard-perfect photographs.
If you are rush driving the Beartooth takes about two hours to complete. But you can easily spend a whole day exploring everything this highway has to offer. From dramatic scenic overlooks to rugged hiking trails, there is much to take in here. The road even climbs as high as 10,947 feet, so it is possible to experience a snowstorm in the middle of summer. Be sure to stop at the Top of the World store to stretch your legs and grab snacks and drinks.
Bucket-List Worthy RV Road Trips #1
The Blue Ridge Parkway:
Meandering across North Carolina and Virginia, the 469-mile Blue Ridge Parkway is a National Scenic Byway and an All-American Road. This route passes through both the Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains National Parks, offering breathtaking scenery along the backbone of the Appalachian Mountains.
Go-Rv travelers will find a lot to love on this road trip. There are plenty of outstanding hiking trails to explore, and the scenic mountain roads are great for cyclists. The mountain biking is also fantastic, particularly in Roanoke, VA, which claims the title of the “Mountain Biking Capital of the East.” You’ll also discover numerous Appalachian towns steeped in history and culture, with places like the Blue Ridge Music Center and the Biltmore Estate providing plenty of excuses to leave your vehicle behind and soak in the rich experiences.
If you think this could be a photoshop at play (I did), observe the shadows and where the tires meet the rocks.
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My Big List of Harvest-Season Journeys: Harvest-time destinations finds the seasonal riches of small towns, back roads and even a city or two.
Photo: Aaron Burden There’s something so … instinctive about fall. The air turns, the leaves change, and the mind gravitates to the elemental, traditional and substantial. If summer is the time for all-out road-tripping glee, autumn is a time for journeys, if you will. This roster of harvest-tim...
A Wild Road Trip to Nevada’s Monumental Desert Art Masterpiece: vast, remote and surreal –exactly what its creator intended.
City is vast, remote, and surreal—exactly what its creator intended.
10 Apps Every RVer Should Have on Their Smartphone.
These Fantastic Apps Make Life on the Road Better.
Smartphones rank as one of the greatest inventions of all time, packing an unbelievable amount of features and functionality in a tiny form factor. These technological wonders can slip into a pocket and help us stay connected, informed, and entertained wherever we go. And thanks to a seemingly endle...
From SuperFan Debbie
Camping Off The Grid: Boondocker’s Digest Part 1:
I love to Boondock! While I do stay in RV parks and campgrounds at times, my favorite place to park is out in the boonies. There’s nothing like watching deer graze in the woods next to your parking spot or listening to the soothing sound of flowing water. If you like peace and quiet, natural surro...
RV Boondocking For Beginners: What You Should Know:
Check out our tips for RV boondocking for beginners to learn what you need to know to find spots, manage electricity, water, garbage, and much more here.
Don’t you sometimes wonder why more cyclists don’t get hit when driving down busy highways? On highways with bike lanes, it’s usually no problem. Well, watch what happens here when a motorhome approaches from behind a group of cyclists as they ride along a highway near Flagstaff, Arizona with a bike lane. The 27-second video shows the entire sequence from when the motorhome approaches, to when it slams the cyclist, and then the ensuing effects as the other cyclists fall like dominoes.
What do you think? The comment section is... crazy.
The person driving the RV stopped and cooperated with police, but this is an important reminder to share the road as it’s state law. For more Local News fr...
Experience the Magic of Autumn in Ohio Amish Country
Fall is a special time. With the arrival of crisp air and colorful leaves, we have many ways to celebrate the season in Ohio Amish Country.
The next total solar eclipse to visit North America will be April 8, 2024. The duration of totality will be up to 4 minutes and 27 seconds. In the US, totality will begin in Texas at 1:27 pm CDT and will end in Maine at 3:35 pm EDT on April 8, 2024. This shows exact times and durations in many locations along the path of totality.
The April 8 2024 total solar eclipse spanning Mexico, the United States, and Canada. Total solar eclipse in the US. See the eclipse path, eclipse times, and see where to view the total solar eclipse in the US. See driveshed paths into the eclipse path, eclipse weather, and eclipse path maps.
Starlink for RVs: Everything You Need To Know. As the number of RVers on the road increases, including remote-working RVers, the need for reliable mobile-friendly internet increases, too. So, is Starlink for RVs up to the task?
Are you wondering if Starlink for RVs is a good internet choice for you? Learn what you need to know about Starlink Roam here.
Have you ever wondered what stores allow overnight RV parking? We decided to help our RVing community by creating a list of stores that do allow overnight RV parking so that when RVers are traveling and need a place to get some sleep, they can refer here.
Discover what stores allow overnight RV parking so you can find a safe, free, and legal spot to rest in your RV overnight.
GOTL! Geneva-on-the-Lake Ohio
Lake Erie
Eddie’s Grill: This open-air restaurant sports a distinctly 1950s vibe, with its stools on the sidewalk, classic booths inside and tables shaded by umbrellas out back. Eddie Sezon opened the place in 1950 after he sent away for blueprints for a root beer stand from an issue of Popular Mechanics magazine. The simple menu — highlighted by a footlong hot dog covered with chili made using a recipe Sezon got from his mother — has changed little since Eddie’s Grill opened. Customers serve up their own root beer from a vintage barrel, while music from the ’50s and ’60s — everything from Elvis to “Elvira” — plays from the jukebox. A multitude of regulars make up Eddie’s customer base, some of them coming here for as long as 50 years. 5377 Lake Rd. E., Geneva-on-the-Lake 44041, 440/466-8720, eddiesgrill.com
Naughty secrets revealed: Do you know the secret meaning of two plastic pink flamingos and upside-down pineapples?
Beware the meaning of two plastic pink flamingos and upside-down pineapples. It may mean swinging, partner swaps and open relationships.
A truck stop makes the perfect stop, even overnight. What makes a truck stop so great? Take a look at the RV-friendly amenities offered at many of these highway respites, like Love’s Travel Stops, Pilot Flying J, and more.
Perhaps you’ve been there... It’s fast approaching dinnertime. Everyone is getting a bit hangry (hungry and angry) and needing to stretch. Face it. You trie
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The Best Fudge Shops in America
Since it’s National Fudge Day we thought we’d make your cravings a little worse by showing you photos of delicious fudge and telling you where to get it! Plus, you know the best thing about fudge shops? Free samples! (Well, usually…)
We've rounded up the top 25 fudge shops from coast to coast.
$245 a night at a KOA—Where will it end?
RV sales have slowed and fewer people are buying RVs than had been the recent trend. Has that changed campground crowding? Is it easier to find a campsite
‘Overlander’ rigs for the apocalypse – or just fun off-road RVing
The world is a scary place. There are natural disasters, man-made disasters, and even the specter of a looming apocalypse. If you're among the many RVers
A hello submission from Super Fans Deb-Ed
Southwest airlines pilot, Mark, won an Aircraft provisioning box truck in an auction and decided to turn it into his Tiny Home on wheels! And because this box truck has a scissor lift, he's able to get the best views at any campsite. He calls his house the "SnakPak!"
Southwest airlines pilot, Mark, won an Aircraft provisioning box truck in an auction and decided to turn it into his Tiny Home on wheels! And because this bo...
6 things not to do at the dump station!
Don’t do these things at the dump station! There are a few important rules of dump station etiquette that are for everyone, not just newbies. I was
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The most sticky-sweet event in the Lake George Area is back!
Maple syrup producers open up their sugar houses for free tours, tastings, and demonstrations.
Funny sign from Go-Rv Super-Fans Deb & Ed
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8 famous filming locations along The Florida Keys Overseas Highway.
From bridge explosions to boat drinks, the world’s Key lime capital has also seen its share of the limelight.
From bridge explosions to boat drinks, the world’s Key lime capital has also seen its share of the limelight.
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RV'rs Share Their RV Internet and WiFi Tips
In this edition of The Village Square, RVillagers share how they stay connected during their RV travels, from Starlink to mobile hotspots.
Ask an RV Expert: ‘What Tips Do You Have for New RVers?’ Your Newbie RVing Questions Answered
In this edition of “Ask an RV Expert,” we’re providing new RVers with important tips and information about shakedown trips.
How to Cross the Canadian or Mexican Borders in Your RV
Planning a camping trip to Canada or Mexico? Here’s what you should know about crossing the border in your RV.
Traveling this winter? Here is another emergency product you should always have in your car.
Don't let your smartphone lose power along your journey, especially if you need it to call friends, family or alert authorities of an emergency. Keeping a charger in your vehicle year-round is a great way to ensure you'll have charged devices for any situation that may arise.
36000mAh High Capacity]With 36000mAh premium Li-polymer battery, this portable solar power bank can charge your devices multiple times. With a full charge, It can charge iPhone 8 more than 10 times. It can be recharged via adapter or solar power, free your worries of poweroff..
[ Built-in 4 Charging Cables]This cable-free solar phone charger is built with 1 USB input cable and 3 output cables (1 type-C cable & 1 USB cable & 1 IOS cable ). No matter input or output, you don’t need to carry charging cables.
[4 ports & Wireless Charging]This solar charger power bank supports 5W wireless charging, compatible with all Qi-enabled mobile devices. Equipped with 4 ports ( Micro USB & Type C input ports and USB & Type C Output ports), it supports charging 6 devices simultaneously.
Great solar power bank-Meet your needs in all aspects 1、WIth 4 Built-in Cables：This solar charger is built in 3 output cables and 1 input cable.Never need to worry about forgetting to bring a charging cable or bring a bunch of cables.Get rid of cables,and get rid of cumbersome. 2、36000mAh high...
Traveling this winter? Here is another emergency product you should always have in your car.
Just as every household should have a supply of nonperishable food at the ready, so should vehicles. If you find yourself stranded on the side of the road or stuck in hours of traffic, you or your family members may work up an appetite. Beyond the annoyance of being hungry on the road, it can become a potentially life-threatening situation if you're not sure when you'll be able to get your next meal.
Keep items like dry goods and snacks like protein bars, granola or cereal in the trunk to snack on. Just make sure to keep them tightly sealed to avoid any unwanted visitors. If you're traveling with a pet, make sure your furry friends have extra water or canned goods in the car, too.
Nonperishable snacks to keep in the car
Power Crunch Bars are the perfect protein snacks for home or on the go. With 12-14 grams of protein and only 5-8 grams of sugar, these delicious-tasting whey protein energy bars are the ideal snacks. Power Crunch makes the perfect High Protein Snacks with high-DH hydrolyzed Proto Whey Protein. Ea...
Traveling this winter? Here is another emergency product you should always have in your car.
Don’t be discouraged by the unpredictability of winter weather. There are several ways you can prepare for whatever is to come. It’s a good idea to have a few key emergency products in your car in preparation for severe weather. Note that if your local officials warn against travel, be sure to follow their guidance before anything else.
A compact snow shovel for heavier snowfall emergencies.
The SubZero Auto Emergency Shovel features a telescopic handle extending to 37" for extra reach, and a strong wide 9.5" blade to scoop snow out from around your vehicle. For over forty years Hopkins Manufacturing and SubZero have shaped the winter snow and ice tools category.
Traveling this winter? Here is another emergency product you should always have in your car.
Don’t be discouraged by the unpredictability of winter weather. There are several ways you can prepare for whatever is to come. It’s a good idea to have a few key emergency products in your car in preparation for severe weather. Note that if your local officials warn against travel, be sure to follow their guidance before anything else.
Thermal blankets to stay warm in freezing temperatures.
In the event that you need to spend a period of time in your car with the engine (and heat) off, you'll want something to keep you warm—especially if the temperature outside is dangerously low. These Swiss Safe emergency thermal blankets feature dual-sided aluminized mylar, which the brand says can help retain 90 percent of your body’s heat. It can also block out rain and snow while you wait for help.
Swiss Safe Emergency Mylar Thermal Blankets + Bonus Gold Foil Space Blanket. Designed for NASA, Outdoors, Survival, First Aid, Arctic Camouflage, 4 Pack
Traveling this winter? Here are a few emergency products you should always have in your car.
Don’t be discouraged by the unpredictability of winter weather. There are several ways you can prepare for whatever is to come. It’s a good idea to have a few key emergency products in your car in preparation for severe weather. Note that if your local officials warn against travel, be sure to follow their guidance before anything else.
This combination jump starter and power pack for road emergencies.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recommends that all drivers keep items like jumper cables, flares and a cell phone car charger in the car in case of an emergency. It can seem like a lot to keep in the trunk, but there are plenty of smart, multifunctional gadgets that can help in an emergency.
This top-rated car tool sold on Amazon works as a jumper, a battery pack for charging electronics and an LED flashlight that features an emergency strobe all in one. With more than 35,000 5-star reviews, the compact pack is a must-have for your car’s glovebox, because you never know when you’ll need it.
The GB40 is an ultra-portable, lightweight, and compact lithium-ion car battery jump starter pack for 12-volt batteries. With it, you can safely jump start a dead battery in seconds - up to 20 times on a single charge. It's a mistake-proof battery jumper starter and booster pack, making it safe f...
How to Get Your RV Road-Ready
To help reduce the stress before a trip, we’ve put together a list of key tasks and useful tools in order to stay organized and get your RV road-ready.
To help reduce the stress before a trip, we’ve put together a list of key tasks and useful tools in order to stay organized and get your RV road-ready.
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