Having deep conversations under the stars, managing the 100 degree weather and the magical sights of Arches National Park.
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Leeches and bears, oh my! Toto, we’re not in Kansas anymore!
Our hiking adventures were fun, interesting, difficult, and always breathtaking. Of course, while social-distancing and wearing masks while not being photographed.
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From “bears on the highway” signs to the crazy world of trying to find a “first come, first served” campsite in Grand Teton, our first day here was not what we expected – and it was all good once we saw how incredibly beautiful the Tetons are.
The drive between Colorado and Wyoming came with some interesting sightings (animal & landscape) and other realizations about what makes RV travel great.
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This weekend we visited two other parks in our must-visit list: Woodland Mound and Caesar Creek State Park. Woodland Mound Woodland Mound was AWESOME. This park has got to be in my top 3 list of my favorite Cincinnati parks. First of all it has a really cool visitor center that has a lot of information
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I continue to be amazed at Cincinnati’s series of parks! Seriously, they are awesome!. This time we visited Miami Whitewater, a very large park, which included a medium-size lake, a splash pad and playground. People can rent paddle boats and even stand-up paddle boards! There were some small motor water vehicles there but not
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One of the places that Dennis and I had considered camping at was Big Bone Lick Park because they had some interesting hiking, a pool and a herd of bison. Since we finally ended up camping somewhere else (Stonelick Park), we decided to go check Big Bone Lick just in case. The park is
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Since we had such a great time camping at Lake Kincaid a couple of weeks back, we decided to take advantage of the summer time we have left by going camping again. Before Lake Kincaid, we had come from a long camping hiatus because our last camping experience, while fun, was exhausting. We took SO
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Next on our park tour was Winton Woods park. We chose this park because it has a nice big lake that we could use our canoe in AND launch my paddleboard for the first time! The lake in this park is miles better than the lake in Sharon Woods (much larger and also cleaner). The
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