Sometimes when traveling we inadvertently wind up in the right place at the right time to experience something extraordinary. While in Delaware this weekend just such a “happystance” occurs. We are dining at the home of Captain Morgan and Rufus (always an extraordinary experience in itself) when Rufus informs me that NASA plans to launch […]
Virginia
A Bridge, a Tunnel and a Refuge
Two of the things that I love most about RVing are the unique sights we chance upon in the most unexpected places and the sometimes bizarre new tidbits I discover while visiting or planning to visit an area. On our trip up to Delaware for some friend and family time, Storm and I stumble across […]
Dancing with the Colonists
Kudos to the Williamsburg Airport for their hospitality during our recent visit there. I love that they always pull our rental car out to the plane so that we can unload easily. We spent our weekend in Colonial Williamsburg and in addition to spying for the Virginians in order to help them defeat Cornwallis’ Army, […]
Ye Olde Colonial Aeroplane Flye-Inn
The Yellow Cub needed a long flight to stretch her wings after being stuffed in a hangar for too long. Stormy received an invite to the Williamsburg-Jamestown Airport’s WWII aircraft fly-in so we made every effort to get her in the air Saturday before the heat rose so high that we could not claw our […]
A Memorable Memorial Day
I’ve said it before and I’ll repeat myself, you should go to Marion, Va if you want to really celebrate Memorial Day. Now I know that we probably shouldn’t all go at one time. It is a small town and we don’t want to overwhelm them. After all one of the great features of this […]
Bedford and the D-Day Celebration
Stormy wanted to visit Bedford, Virginia during the 70th anniversary of D-Day celebration this year. He made reservations for us at the Cedar Post Inn, a marvelous B&B in a uniquely and well-appointed home near Big Island, Va. Sally, our hostess, was so cordial and accommodating that we felt like we were visiting an old […]