Our Ride for the Tour This morning, Jane & I took the free bus into Bar Harbor to embark on a four-hour fully-narrated expedition of Acadia National Park with Oli’s Trolley. The tour followed the 27-mile scenic drive built by J. D. Rockefeller and known as the “Park Loop Road”. […]

Our Campground Entrance We were There! Eagle Lake This morning, Jane, I, and our bikes caught the free Island Explorer shuttle bus from Hadley Point Campground to the Acadia National Park visitor’s center. These buses provide racks for 2 or 3 bikes at the front and back. After visiting the

Farewell View from our Wassamki Springs RV Site Thursday morning, we packed up the RV and headed out stopping briefly at the office to top off the propane tank. We had Freeport and L.L. Bean in our sights. Jane called ahead for directions and we easily found the RV parking

Yesterday (Wednesday), I awoke with a cool Maine breeze gently blowing across my face and looked outside to see a calm campground lake – a pillow with a view! Jane spent a large part of the morning on the phone with State Farm, Ford customer service and the Ford dealership.

The rain continued through the night and the site was soggy upon awakening. After a leisurely breakfast, we took off around 9:30 excited to get to our next campground near Portland, ME, by mid-afternoon and begin exploring the area. We made good progress driving through occasional light showers with the

Tioga Downs  I awoke around 6 am ready to roll but it was raining hard, so I went back to bed and then it was 8:00. After we showered, ate breakfast, got the RV ready and hitched the car, we left Lantz Corners (~11 am). It was cloudy and rained

Jane & I had a leisurely morning including doing laundry at the RV park laundry mat. We then headed to Helen’s and spent more time with Nancy, John and Steph. Around noon, we headed to camp to have lunch with the family. Lots of Olivers, Hoovers, Gregorys and other relatives.

Nancy & John Metzger visit the RV We awoke yesterday (Saturday) morning around 4 am to thunder and torrential rains. No damage was inflicted,  but our plans to bike the rails-to-trails path from Lantz Corners to Kinzua State Park were scuttled. After breakfast, Jane’s other sister, Nancy and her husband,

Enjoying a Picnic at the Ice Mine Yesterday (Friday) morning, Jane’s sister, Stephanie, dropped by the High Pines RV Park. She is staying in the Kane Manor after flying from Denver to Pittsburg and driving a rental car to Kane. The previous night we had decided to visit a regional

Nature had changed her choir from frogs to birds upon awakening yesterday (Thursday) morning. I had a good night sleep except for occasional disturbances by a white ghost floating around the RV turning gadgets on and off including lights. The white ghost hadn’t slept so well. We enjoyed coffee (or

We finally embarked on our adventure around 10:30 am following more scurrying around and more help from Will. Jane decided to appropriately initiate our trip by dropping a table from the overhead storage area on my head before we were even out of our neighborhood! That smarted but after awhile, things