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November 11, 12 2025 Quick drive back to NC for a couple of days at the Carolina National Golf Club. Wonderful facility! Great golf. Great food and a really nice spot for us for 2 nights!

November 10, 2025. Little River is located just north of Myrtle Beach. Our spot for the night was not glamorous…but we were on a mission to talk to these folks at Unique RV about some upgrades to Pivot. Larger capacity batteries for a start. They were very nice and helpful. Clearly knew what they were

November 9, 2025. We stayed tonight at the Royal New Kent Golf Club. Played the next morning. Lovely little track…very challenging.

November 8, 2025. Our first stop on the Thanksgiving trip down to South Carolina. We are always looking for ways to avoid I-95, so this time we chose a route south through Maryland’s eastern shore. This night was spent on a turkey farm in Chestertown. Poor little guys!

October 24, 2025 Our last stop before going home was in Lake George, NY. “LG” as it’s known to the locals, is home to to a guy that I’ve known since 1970. Andy Holding was my scoutmaster back in the Boy Scouts days of the early 70’s, and he was quite an influence on my

October 23, 2025. A cold rain greeted us as we arrived in Stowe. Couldn’t see the mountain for the fog…but we were here! The town is very cute, and dinner at “The Bench” was wonderful. We stayed at a craft brewery…Rock Art. If you come across their brews…try it!!

October 22, 2025. Now heading north and west to Vermont. Our last night in Maine would be spent in Sidney, at the Misty Acres Alpaca farm. Lea Ann is knitting a throw with Alpaca yarn that she has picked up along our journey. The animals here are beautiful! And the farm itself is delightful!

October 21, 2025. After exiting Acadia, we headed west to Bucksport. This is a quiet little town on the Penobscot River. We stayed at the Bucksport Golf Club where we enjoyed a quick 9 holes before the rain came. Really a gem of a golf course. We had dinner in town…and the best piece of

October 21, 2025. Wow. Acadia is amazing. We weren’t sure if the park would be open or not (gov’t shutdown)….but it was, and it was delightful. We did the park loop drive…about 30 miles of the most spectacular scenery and vistas that you could imagine. Stunning!

October 20, 2025. Heading even farther east, we arrived at the Family Bee. This is an art studio and gallery on the bay in Milbridge. Francie (owner) is really nice, and we enjoyed seeing her beautiful home and stunning property! This would be our jumping off point for the next day’s drive through Acadia National