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In the story so far… I never thought it would happen, but retirement is in my upcoming future.  I have decided that I want to do full time RVing after I retire, and after much thought and research, I’ve decided … Continue reading →

We are at Betabel RV Park, which the place I came for my ‘shakedown’ with Wandering Spirit. That was in early March last year.  At the time I chose Betabel because it was  only about 30-35 miles from home, and … Continue reading →

Beauty is everywhere.  We only need to open our eyes, listen, sniff… W We can see it, hear it, smell it, touch it, taste it, and even feel it in our souls and spirits. It’s present in spring, summer, fall … Continue reading →

Mary is a personal friend.  We met a few years back at the VegHeads Of Monterey Bay meetup group. Mary is a 1000 Trails member, and so for a week we are camping at a membership park near Hollister, CA. … Continue reading →

Falls down from above Releasing the love. Nourishment dripping Thirsty trees sipping. The earth’s so parched and dry I hear her joyous cry. Birdsongs abound Songs of praise all around. Wildflowers dance Their colors enhance. Grateful fourleggeds smile With relief … Continue reading →

The first time I came to this park was about two years ago.  There was a “Fiberglass Rally” going on, and I came to see the many Casita Travel Trailers that were here at the rally.  It was the first … Continue reading →

We move to San Lorenzo County Park in King City for a week.  It’s only about 50 miles from the home place, but there are things here I want to explore.  The park is nice!  With discounts for being old … Continue reading →

I’m running to and fro, similar to life before I left the area, except of course, I’m not working anymore! I’ve gotten used to a simpler, less stressful lifestyle….but I’m enjoying what I’m doing here, so it’s all good. What … Continue reading →

Mostly, California is only green for a short time, and that includes NOW. First, there was green grass it the RV park in Blythe. Next, much of the Tehachapi Mountains were green. And yesterday, wow! Yesterday tops it off in … Continue reading →