Insatiably Curious, Incurably Restless
Welcome to the travel blog of Curious Craig. A lighted hearted look at the people and places that make America great.
Florida seems to have a never-ending supply of winter festivals and I have attended and written about many. The Manatee Festival, Brooksville Pow Wow, Gasparilla, and others.
When I hear an advertisement for the Kumquat Festival, it piques my interest. Mainly because I ask myself, “What the heck is a kumquat?” When they announce kumquat pie and kumquat ice cream will be available, it becomes a must-see event.
If you add the “rural” designation to about anything I’ll probably like it. Rural Georgia is no exception. I decide to break up my Florida pilgrimage a little and spend a few days south of Atlanta in the Upper Coastal Plains region of Georgia. I’m stationed in Elko, GA in a campground that I have visited before.
After a recent trip to the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, I adopt the Air Force Falcons as my new football team. Just so happens my beloved Falcons are invading the Navy Midshipmen, my second recently adopted favorite team. I have no strong affiliation to either program, as I did not serve in the military, but I absolutely love what these two proud institutions represent. […]
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.
I can think of no better way to celebrate the changing to Daylight Savings Time than to take some photos of a tremendous sunset over Apalachiacola Bay from St. George Island.
Live as if you were to die tomorrow.
Learn as if you were to live forever.
-Â Mahatma Gandhi