Visiting the Tennessee Valley of Art in Tuscumbia, AL

August 16, 2024 On August 15, after dropping Bruce off at the airport, I drove the truck back to the RV and took Nox for a walk. I hung out with Nox for a while. I read while she rested next to me. I decided I wanted to go see the museum of art in […]

Riding Around in Sikeston, Missouri

August 10, 2024 On August 8 (Thursday), we rode to Lambert’s, Home of the Throwed Rolls and had lunch. Lambert’s is a fun place to eat. The food is Southern, with the traditional sides of turnip greens, black-eyed peas, fried okra, fried potatoes with onions, potato salad, sliced beats, cucumbers and onions and macaroni and […]

Colorado School of Mines Museum of Earth Science – They Came from Outer Space

July 24, 2024 We did make it back to the Colorado School of Mines Museum of Earth Science on July 16. This time we parked in the parking lot beside and behind the museum building. For all day parking, if you park there before 2:00 PM, it is $10 and after 2:00 PM, it is […]

Colorado School of Mines Museum of Earth Science

July 15, 2024 On July 8 (Monday), we headed into Golden, a little after 3:00 PM to see the Colorado School of Mines Museum of Earth Science. Finding parking was a PITA. We finally found parking and walked to the museum. Just so you know, there is paid parking behind the museum that was empty. […]

Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum in Golden, Colorado

June 10, 2024 On May 28, I walked from Dakota Ridge RV Park in Golden to the Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum in Golden. It is just down the way. The Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum houses a collection of art quilts. They have a gift shop at the entry that sells quilt patterns, material, and glass […]

Walking Around Ellis, Kanas

June 4, 2024 On May 18, we enjoyed walking around Ellis, Kansas. It is a beautiful small town, with kids riding bicycles and fishing in the lake. You almost expect Andy Griffin to walk up and welcome you to town.

New RV Tire Picked Up in Hays, Kansas

June 6, 2024 We got up on May 18 and once we got dressed and walked Nox, Bruce removed the rear camping side tire. It was the bouncing tire the man told us about on May 16. At each rest stop, when we checked the tire, it seemed worse. Bruce put the tire in the […]

The Berman Museum of World History in Anniston, Alabama

May 30, 2024 After our tour of the Anniston Natural History Museum, we walked through the gardens to the Berman Museum of World History. The collection is mostly from a husband and wife team who enjoyed collecting artifacts from around the world. The collections are beautifully displayed with information about each item. There was a […]

Anniston Museum of Natural History in Anniston, Alabama

May 26, 2024 After our walk in historic downtown Anniston, AL on April 23, 2024, we geared up and rode to the Anniston Museum of Natural History. I enjoy small museums and have been pleasantly surprised and impressed by some. The Anniston Museum of Natural History was more midsize than small and it was impressive! […]

The Louisiana State Cotton Museum

April 26, 2024 We got a nice clear day in Lake Village on April 12. I wanted to go see the Louisiana State Cotton Museum in Lake Providence, Louisiana. Google claimed the museum was open, so we geared up and headed out. The museum is in Louisiana on Hwy 65 across the highway from Lake […]