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Three Get Ready and Four Let's Go to Big Bend National Park – One for the Money Two for the Road

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Thanksgiving Archives – One for the Money Two for the Road

We are thankful for our freedom, and grateful to those who have served and sacrificed to keep our country free. We are proud to be Americans. We fly the flag proudly, and we pray for the wisdom, judgment, and vision of our leaders so that we and future generations can continue to live happily and […]

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Yellowstone National Park – Part Two – One for the Money Two for the Road

Porcelain Basin Yellowstone National Park website link: Yellowstone National Park Destinations: Norris Area and Canyon Village Area ⇒From the west park entrance, drive 14 miles east to Madison Junction. At Madison Junction, continue east/northeast past Gibbon Falls, then north past Artist Paintpots to Norris. It is approximately 14 miles from Madison Junction to Norris. Norris Geyser […]

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Picnicing on the Road Archives – Page 2 of 6 – One for the Money Two for the Road

Featured Bar Harbor sunrise The town of Bar Harbor sits at the edge of Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island, Maine. Incorporated in 1796, Bar Harbor was originally called Eden. In 1918, the name of the town was changed to Bar Harbor. From the top of Cadillac Mountain, a view of Bar Harbor, Frenchman […]

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Yellowstone National Park – Part Three – One for the Money Two for the Road

Yellowstone Lake Yellowstone National Park website link: Yellowstone National Park Destinations: West Thumb Geyser Basin and Mud Volcano Area ⇒From West Yellowstone, drive the 14 miles to Madison Junction. Here you can go north/northeast around the top of the lower loop or you can go south/southeast around the bottom of the lower loop. Either way, the […]

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National Register of Historic Places Archives – Page 2 of 5 – One for the Money Two for the Road

Featured Established in 1651 by Dutch settlers, the town of New Castle sits on the banks of the Delaware River. The historic district has been designated a National Landmark. We chose to visit because it is part of the First State National Historical Park, which has several sites between the northern border and Dover. We […]

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Yellowstone National Park – Part Four – One for the Money Two for the Road

Yellowstone National Park website link: Yellowstone National Park Destinations: Upper, Midway, and Lower Geyser Basins ⇒From Madison Junction, drive south for approximately 16 miles to Old Faithful. From Old Faithful, backtrack to Madison, stopping at the Midway and Lower Geyser Basins, then continue back to West Yellowstone. First stop: Old Faithful Ah, Old Faithful! Located in […]

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Three Get Ready and Four Let's Go to Big Bend National Park – One for the Money Two for the Road

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March 2019 – One for the Money Two for the Road

A yak eating yellow flowers! If you follow our posts, you’re already familiar with Quick Stops. Quick Stops are designed to give a nod to locations to which we can’t devote an entire post. The destinations are completely random and totally fun. Just get in the car and we will be on our way! First […]

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January 2022 – One for the Money Two for the Road

The C & O Canal runs for 184.5 miles from Washington, DC to Cumberland, MD The first idea for a canal was introduced as a bill submitted in 1774 to the Virginia governing body of the time by George Washington. His plan was to use the Potomac River as a means to move cargo, however, […]

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October 2019 – One for the Money Two for the Road

Featured Camden Harbor on Penobscott Bay Quintessential Maine. Camden is often referred to as the “jewel” of the coast, and now we know why. Could we live here? You bet. In a heartbeat. This place is beautiful, and it is home to Camden Hills State Park, as well as the Camden Snow Bowl. How many […]

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April 2020 – One for the Money Two for the Road

Featured Photo by Jakub Novacek on Pexels.com As always, we strive to be as accurate with our information as possible. If we made a mistake, it was unintentional. (Hey, we’re only human!) We aren’t paid for our recommendations, and we only recommend our own tried and true vendors and venues. Our suggestions are for places […]

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January 2020 – One for the Money Two for the Road

Featured Website link: Strawbery Banke Museum Where is it: Portsmouth, New Hampshire What is it: it is a restored neighborhood in South Portsmouth’s historic district Cost: varies, see website One restaurant is located on the property, along with a cafe in the visitor center Hours: May through October, open daily from 10:00 – 5:00 for self-guided […]

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February 2019 – One for the Money Two for the Road

However, we are going to leave you with a few additional photos. (Oh, and if you need help finding something to do on this final day of your Black Hills vacation, check out this link: Visit Rapid City) Badlands Bison Delta-01 Launch Control, 31 feet underground. Note the wall-size computer. Blast Door on the Delta-01 Launch […]

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