Life after Travelin' in the Big EZ

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Visiting basketball country

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Oct. 18-22, Raleigh, North Carolina We found a state park in Durham ( Falls Lake ) situated midway between Raleigh and Chapel Hill. They e...
Saturday, October 22, 2011

Carry me back to old Virginny

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Oct. 18-Oct. 22, Stafford and Williamsburg, Virginia Our plan from here is to go down the southern coast of the eastern shoreboard avoid...
Monday, October 17, 2011

The haunting fields of Gettysburg

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Oct. 12-15, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania The famous Bloody Wheatfiled described on the plaque below Our entry into Pennsylvania ma...
Thursday, October 13, 2011

Leaf-peeping in New England

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Oct. 11-Oct. 13, A quick trip through New Hampshire and Vermont The view from our motorhome window on New Hampshire Hwy 302 ...
Tuesday, October 11, 2011

A long awaited return to Maine

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Sept. 26-Oct. 10, Bar Harbor and Camden, Maine We crossed at the border from Quebec into Maine near a place called Moose River. The U.S....
Monday, September 26, 2011

Parlez vous francais?

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Sept. 24-25, Quebec City, Que   Quebec City far exceeded our expectations.   It was a little hard to find a place close to stay near the...
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My husband and I created this blog as a record of our travel adventure in our 36' 2010 Tiffin Phaeton motorhome, fondly named "The Big EZ"--no connection to Louisiana. My brother-in-law Scot saw our motorhome and suggested this name which stuck. Our intention on this journey is to take life EZier which for us means letting go of busy schedules, appreciating the blessings of life, and living more simply. We purchased The Big EZ in Reno, Nevada in April of 2011 with the intent to sell our home and travel full time after my retirement from teaching in June. We sold our home in Corvallis, Oregon in August and started our grand tour on August 22. We are traveling with our two Portuguese Water Dogs (Jetta and Rico--mother and son) and we are pulling a 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee. We plan to travel until our longing for a stick home is greater than our desire to call the road our home. --Pam and Vic
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