Stayed at Liberty Harbor RV in Jersey City, NJ. Needed to follow directions in and out exactly that the campground gave us. Glad they did! Maneuvering the Busse Bus around in the city could be very stressful. Liberty Harbor RV Park is located right on the New Jersey harbor with Read more…
Drove over to Guilford, Connecticut and stayed at another Harvest Host location – Bishop’s Orchard. A very nice market with U-Pick-Em fruits. Besides the market, they had a small pen with alpacas. Nice place. After shopping in the market we determined that we needed to make a Costco run for Read more…
We stayed in New Hampshire at another Harvest Host called Leyden Farms and Winery. What a beautiful location: Went in and tried their wines. Not bad, but not my cup of tea (or wine). See the Busse Bus in the background? Cool place. Here’s a picture of the vines: There Read more…
I named this post Cape Todd because of our friend Todd Koesters, who was married to Lynn Joy, passed away a few years ago. At his celebration of life, I had the first inkling of buying a RV and traveling the country. Todd had been coming to Cape Cod his Read more…
We drove down to the Boston area and stayed at Normandy Farm Campground in Foxboro, MA. This may be the nicest campground that we have ever stayed at! Very family friendly with a ton of activities that are planned all day long. Multiple pools – even an adult only pool Read more…
Drove over to Vermont and stayed at Quechee / Pine Valley KOA. Probably a nice place, but we didn’t leave the RV due to rain. It rained the entire time. No hiking, no sightseeing, no restaurants, no campfires, one picture between the raindrops. It rained the entire time. We only Read more…
Drove over from Bar Harbor to see the White Mountains in New Hampshire. We stayed at Twin Tamarack Family Camping & RV Resort. The following day we Hiked in the White Mountains with Alanna and Chuck Hansen whom we met in Panama City Beach, FL. We decided to try the Read more…
Crossed the border back into the good ole USA. The Border Control Officer wanted to see our fruit after answering his question that we had some on board. He boarded the Busse Bus and looked into the refrigerator and took our avocados! I guess avocados are considered fruit. No guacamole Read more…
The Bay of Fundy is a large inlet that receives the biggest changes in the tides in the world. The tide swings up to 52 feet in some areas! We got to see this phenomenon from four different perspectives over many days. The locations that we decided to view the Read more…
Just down the coast from Halifax is a quaint little fishing village with beautifully colored buildings called Lunenburg. It started to rain so we tucked into a little covered bar outdoor place called “Half Shell” for drinks and appetizers: I have to say that the oysters were really good – Read more…