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Historic Sunken Gardens – St. Petersburg

A Botanical Experience

As my winter pilgrimage to the Tampa Bay /  St. Pete area winds down, I wonder what did I do here for the past 2 months.  There are so many things left on my list.

Good Morning Dr. BBQ

I see a spot on a local TV station highlighting a local celebrity chef known as Dr. BBQ.  He offers some unique items beyond the traditional BBQ fare.  I am intrigued by his pork rind nachos and deem that as my days’ initial goto destination. […]

Parrot Mountain – Pigeon Forge

Birds of a Feather 

It has been a while since I’ve been able to add to this blog. Primarily due to a 9-month long camper warranty repair ordeal. To fully document the horror story of an unscrupulous RV dealer, and a manufacturer who is either totally inept or just downright dishonest would consume this entire site.

However, the end result is a newer better travel trailer.  For its maiden voyage, we select a 4-hour voyage to Pigeon Forge Tennessee.

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Fort Delaware State Park

Pea Patch Island

To get to Fort Delaware at Pea Island I must catch the ferry in Delaware City. The quaint city traces its roots to the 1820s. A channel is created connecting the Chesapeake Bay and the Delaware River. The founders envision a budding metropolis capitalizing on the newly created shipping channel, however, the advent of the railroad soon derails those dreams.

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Onondaga Cave – Leasburg, MO

Hi, my name is Craig and am a Cave Snob

That’s hard to admit ’cause I didn’t even know I suffered from the affliction until recently. I see signs touting the spectacular Onondaga Cave in Missouri. But hey, I’m from Kentucky, home of Mammoth Cave. The largest cave system in the world and one of the 10 Natural Wonders of the World.  Like I invented the darn thing or something. Nonetheless, I’m totally prepared to be unimpressed with this cave, you’ll have to Show Me Missouri, besides I’m here to see the bats anyway. […]