After saying our goodbyes to LeeAnn, Sam, Kirt, and Pam and stated that we would see them all again in five to six months back at Myakka, we drove all the way from south of Louisville to Holland, MI and it took us longer than expected because of a semi Read more…
After leaving Nashville we headed back up to the Louisville area to met some Myakkan friends (Sam, LeeAnn, Kirt and Pam) to try some more bourbon places. We stayed at Grandma’s RV Camping in Shepherdsville. Not the greatest of places, but good in a pinch. Interesting statue: We got in Read more…
Well another trip around the sun in our rolling home, the Busse Bus. We have now completed the fourth year of our stated year and a half adventure. Here is the picture of our travels this year that we completed. We did add another 14,000 miles to the coach bringing Read more…
We left the Wills after a mammoth time and headed south to get our Dish Satellite fixed, add Rettrobands to our front tires (I’ll discuss those more later), and get new tires for the front of the Busse Bus. We drove down to the southwest side of Nashville to meet Read more…
The Wills and the Busses left the State Park and headed about 100 miles down the road to visit Mammoth Cave. I drove at 62 mph to see if I could improve the gas mileage. With the AC on and traversing up and down the hills, we averaged 8.1 mpg. Read more…
After the excitement of watching the record setting Rich Strike at the Kentucky Derby we moved across the Ohio River to stayed at the Charlestown State Park campground meeting up with Jeff and Molli Wills. Katrina found pickleball courts not too far away where we were able to get some Read more…
We arrived at the Louisville South KOA and got set up with enough time for Katrina to make steak fajitas for dinner. She made enough so that our children would be able to enjoy them the following evening. Children? Yep, they were coming to watch the races and spend some Read more…
We left Asheville and heading up to see friends, Jerry and Yolanda Davis, in Lexington, KY. We stayed at the WoodLog Covert on the northeast side of town which is out in horse country. We really just needed a place where we could hook up the Busse Bus with electricity Read more…