Off to Cape Cod. All the way to Provincetown at the very tip of the Cape. A great day to explore the town and places in between. The last time we were here was during our honeymoon – 20 years ago! On our return we witnessed a cruise ship, the Viking Sky as it was transiting the canal between the island and mainland. The ship was just commissioned in February 2017. It is apparently very rare to see a vessel go through the canal. The bridges in the area have little clearance for such cruise ships. There have been collisions before with masts scrapping the bridges…..as we were told by the locals.
The next stop.
We wanted to extend another day but it meant moving sites….A quick call to the Boston / Cape Cod KOA and we were on the move. An easy travel day arriving around 15:00 . We were assigned site 245. Before a spaghetti dinner we took a walk around the park. Lots of campers watching their Sunday football games….
QueChee, Vermont
Woke to rain this morning. We had a nice breakfast and went to explore the area. We started at the Sugarbush Farm. Sampled cheeses and maple syrup. Then to Billings Farm and museum. The farm is historic. It was quite the modern farm in its day. We went through the visitor and the 1890 farm house that had all the modern amenities including hot water, indoor plumbing and hard (from the lake) and soft water (rain water stored in the cistern). John attempted the modern version of bobbing for apples. We both participated in, and received “Pumpkin Bowling Champion” ribbons. We toured QueChee, Taftsville and Waterloo. Enjoyed a fantastic steak and cheese sandwich at Jake’s Market before returning to Price Choppers to get dinner. A great day but overcast. Tomorrow should be sunny and warm. We are contemplating spending an extra day.
The adventure begins…..
After a night at the OAPC Gala and getting home at 01:00….A few hours of sleep before we hitched up the trailer, packing the last few items for our 3 week trip to who knows where. We met our goal of being on the road by 10:00…..just. Our border crossing was at Ogdensburg, and we travelled some familiar roads while travelling through the Adirondacks, passing Saranac Lake and lake Placid. We entered Vermont at Chimney Point, drove up and over the Green Mountain Forest to just outside White River Junction. The trailer bumped around as we navigated many hills and curves. Everything survived. We set up at QueChee KOA, site 91. After setting up we went for dinner at the Public House. Awesome food! John had the fish and chips. Stephanie had the chicken schnitzel. Did some grocery shopping at the Price Chopper in New Hampshire. Tomorrow we will explore the gorge and the rest of the area.
After the long Canada Day Week…Great Canadian Sound Check, Canada Day, and WE Day celebrations were done Stephanie and i took a long weekend to do some camping. We headed to the usual spot, site 20 this time. The weather was quite interesting. Sun, sun, sun, then sploosh, a down pour. then back to sun. Accomplished during the weekend, 2 puzzles and 1 1/2 books read. It was nice.
The 8th Annual Spay / Neuter Clinic in Progreso Mexico
Our second stop while on vacation. We were able to start our vacation a little earlier to include this awesome event. Over the two days we volunteered for the Vets of Planned Pethood International who were able to spay / neuter over 750 cats and dogs. They do this for free! All the animals are given a full exam and shots.






























































































