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A coupla fifty & sixty something year olds on an adventure. Follow along as we share our favorite healthy eats, our travel destinations, and moments of relaxation, etc!
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Western South Dakota
From Sioux Falls we headed due west on I-90 to the small town of Keystone south of Rapid City. We stayed at the Magnuson Rushmore View RV park right in town. Upon our arrival I have to say that we were both a little disappointed with the campground as we were parked behind a cafe […]
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A river runs through it
While the title of this blog post may not be original it is, however, true – the Big Sioux River runs through the heart of Sioux Falls, South Dakota and is where we spent a few days checking out the city. It took us over eight hours to get from the east side of Iowa […]
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Among the fields in Indiana & Iowa
Since our next stop involved visiting family we decided LizzieBelle needed a good bath before leaving Berea. Ronnie set up a table and used the outdoor shower to wash the stink off her. I can truly say she did not enjoy it in the least. She does look forward to her treat when all is […]
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Berea, Kentucky and a stopover in Versailles
Yep, we’re still in Kentucky. It’s a good thing we love it here! We spent, what seemed like, two very long weeks parked in Oh! Kentucky RV Park in Berea. Again, we were waiting for another medical appointment. It seems like we’re in a vortex; like we’re going round and round and not getting anywhere. […]
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General Burnside Island and Fort Boonesborough State Parks, Central Kentucky
Our plan after leaving Piney Campground was to head to Conley Bottom Resort in Monticello, Kentucky where we would stay for a couple weeks – through the Fourth of July holiday and Ronnie’s doctor appointment. It is a first come, first serve campground so we thought arriving on a Monday would be perfect. The weekenders […]
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Piney Campground, Land Between the Lakes in Dover, TN
The trip from O’Bannon Woods in southern Indiana to our next stop at Piney Campground in southwestern Land Between the Lakes in northern Tennessee was a long one – just a little over five hours and not, unfortunately, without incident. Driving through one of the towns along our way we were fortunate that someone flagged […]
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