Yes, we took advantage of a free night in the Cracker Barrel parking lot.

We woke at 6:00 to a chilly misty morning on our way to Canada.

Welcome to our Blog! We have been having a wonderful time traveling around the country in our Airstream. We have made a lot of new friends both on the road and right here. We are glad you stopped by!
Everywhere you looked.... Airstreams!

The Vintage Airstream area.

Wayne & Pete from our Chapter in the Great Tin Can Cook-Off.

Lots and lots of flags with Airstreams.

Here is our Safari light-up for Aluminations.

Titu & Gail's unit - they won the Aluminations Contest!

Lot's of new friends and food!

Of course it rained!



A Saturday night at Strawberry Park playing cards.
Early morning coffee and hot chocolate.
Sara and Lauren are doing a wonderful job of cooking.
Yes, I taught them the secret to my camp potatoes.

Heading out to the River.

After three outings into the river and hundreds of
casts I can safely say one catch. The fish won this one.
Tubing has really become a new tradition on the River. Sandi, Sara and Lauren
Ran the River from the Covered Bridge to our campsite.
"Now girls, if you want to learn how to do this......."
Lucky for me it was Father's Day!

Belle came along with us on this trip and they had a wonderful kennel waiting for her! Yes, that's our Airstream in the lot at Cablea's.
After a long morning of driving and shopping all day, Belle was exhausted!
That's me getting things ready for the night. You will notice that Sandi got more of the Airstream than me in the picture.
Planning our Yellowstone trip has become a major undertaking and Sandi works at it full time. The more we travel the more we learn and it has been lots of fun.
It doesn't happen too often but it's always nice to see a fellow Airstreamer. Here is a 1984 Sovereign in the site next to ours.
Well it was finally our time! After two Ford Explorers and three Tahoes, we finally got a flat tire! On the New Jersey Turnpike with Belle and the Airstream! The onboard tire system gave us a warning of low tire pressure and then all sorts of bells and lights went off giving us plenty of time to get off the road and save our tire.
And here we are getting the flat fixed and back on the road.