I ended my Spring 2018 road trip in Northwest Florida, near the Pensacola and the Alabama line. It was a wonderful way to end the trip, but it's a good thing I didn't start there or I probably would have just spent the whole 12 days there. I haven't been to the Pensacola area in … Continue reading Florida / Alabama Line Beaches
On my Spring Road Trip I spent a couple nights in Fair Play South Carolina. Although I enjoyed the area, the Thousand Trails Campground there is another one I would not recommend. While the staff and people in the park were all nice and friendly the condition of the roads was downright treacherous. They were … Continue reading South Carolina and North Georgia Waterfalls
In March of 2017 I put my T@G to the test by going off grid in the Great Smokey Mountains. By this point in the trip Bella finally decided to stop trying to stand on the console. I think the constant up and down was tiring, but she was still not getting off completely. She … Continue reading The Great Smokey Mountains
On my Southeast road trip in the spring I went through Tennessee. Although I discovered a lot of things I would like to do there in the future, like the Whiskey Trail, I only had 2 nights. I made good use of my crockpot lunch and put soup in it before I left Arkansas and … Continue reading Tennessee – Unexpected Vast Amish Community
I started my 2018 road trip and first multi state trip with the teardrop a week ago. Due to last minute things at work and a need to conserve vacation days ended up leaving after work on Thusday. My first stop was the Lake Tawakoni RV park in Point Texas with my Thousand Trails pass. … Continue reading Starting my Big 2018 Road Trip – Oklahoma City & Arkansas
This past weekend I took a long weekend and got to try out some of my latest additions and modifications at the Colorado River RV Park in Columbus Texas with my Thousand Trails camping pass. I was able to enjoy the weekend and not spend it working on the camper or fixing things, so that … Continue reading Colorado River RV Park Stay………and wind
Let me start by saying that if you are looking to learn how to make an oven from a beer can or make coffee over an open flame, this post is not for you. Two of the biggest selling points of the T@G teardrop camper were the kitchen & being equipped for solar panels. I … Continue reading Camping Culinary Experimentation
After making some changes and adjustments, I headed out for my second trip in the T@G to the Texas Tiny Trailer Rally. It is an even sponsored by Princess Craft RV and was held at a campground on the San Marco River, October 19th through 22nd. I would like to start by I can't say … Continue reading Texas Tiny Trailer Rally Fall 2017
So, I thought I was all set with the camper and headed out with it the end of September to camp for Antiques weekend at Round Top, Texas. I had made a reservation before Hurricane Harvey at Lake Somerville RV park and they said they were still open, but with limited access because there was … Continue reading First trip with the T@G
