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    Our Cuyahoga Valley National Park Trip: 5 Days in Ohio

    September 9, 2026 - By Jen

    After spending a couple of months at home base, we were ready to get back on the road, and Ohio ended up being a pretty easy place to ease back into our full-time RV routine. We spent a week camping in Stow and exploring Cuyahoga Valley National Park, with a…

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    Exploring Eureka Springs in the Off Season: What We Did

    August 12, 2026 - By Jen

    Eureka Springs, Arkansas, had been on our list for a while, so when we found ourselves camping nearby in November, we decided it was finally time to spend a week exploring the area. Visiting in November meant we were there during the off season, which definitely affected what we were…

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    Exploring Route 66 in California and Arizona: Our Return Trip

    July 15, 2026 - By Jen

    After reaching the end of Route 66 in Los Angeles, it was time to point the truck east and begin the journey back toward our home base in the Chicago suburbs. Rather than retracing our steps as quickly as possible, we used the return trip to revisit a few favorite…

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    Two Days in Joshua Tree National Park: A Complete Trip Recap

    June 23, 2026 - By Jen

    Joshua Tree National Park was one of the side trips we added while driving Route 66, and it ended up being one of my favorite stops of the entire journey. I’ll admit that part of the appeal was simply that I got to spend a few days wandering around a…

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    A Week Near Flagstaff: Hidden Gems, Crowds, and Unexpected Favorites

    May 5, 2026 - By Jen

    We spent part of our Route 66 trip based just outside of Flagstaff, using it as a home base to explore both Flagstaff and nearby Sedona. While we were in the area for most of the week, our time was actually pretty low-key, we stayed in Munds Park, worked during…

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    Route 66 Arizona: What to See in Holbrook & Winslow

    April 15, 2026 - By Jen

    This stretch of our anniversary trip along Route 66 took us through a part of Arizona that’s easy to overlook, but really shouldn’t be. Between Albuquerque and Flagstaff, we slowed down to explore a few classic stops along Route 66 Arizona, spending time in both Holbrook and Winslow. This area…

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    A Week in Albuquerque: Route 66 Stops, Petroglyphs & Bandelier

    April 14, 2026 - By Jen

    After a week exploring the quirky roadside stops and art-filled stretches of Amarillo, we made our way west to Albuquerque, one of the most iconic cities along Route 66 and a stop we had been looking forward to on this trip. Sitting right in the middle of our journey (with…

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    Amarillo Route 66 Guide: What to See, Do & Eat

    April 6, 2026 - By Jen

    After spending a week exploring Oklahoma City, we made our way west for another week-long stop in Amarillo before continuing on to Albuquerque, and it ended up being the perfect mix of quirky roadside attractions, classic eats, and wide-open Texas landscapes. If you’re looking for things to do in Amarillo…

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    What to Do in Oklahoma City: A Route 66 Travel Itinerary

    March 30, 2026 - By Jen

    After wrapping up an incredible week exploring Tulsa, we continued west on our Route 66 road trip and settled in near Oklahoma City for another full week of exploring. We actually visited OKC just a few months prior, but with so many museums, Route 66 landmarks, and nearby towns to…

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    The Ultimate Tulsa Route 66 Itinerary: Best Things to Do in Tulsa, OK

    March 19, 2026 - By Jen

    After wrapping up our Route 66 tri-state adventure through Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma, we headed to Tulsa for a full week of exploring, and it quickly became one of our favorite stops along the Mother Road. Known as one of the most iconic stretches of U.S. Route 66, Tulsa is…

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First trip to Salem is in the books! #salemma #wi First trip to Salem is in the books!

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The first corn maze of the season just hits differ The first corn maze of the season just hits differently. Maybe it’s wandering through the corn with the leaves starting to change, maybe it’s the crisp fall air, or maybe I’m just ridiculously excited that my favorite season is finally here.

Either way, consider this my official declaration that fall has arrived. I will happily spend the next few months looking for corn mazes, fall colors, pumpkins, apple cider, and all the spooky things.

📍Applecrest Farm Orchards, Hampton Falls, NH

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I’ve visited a lot of supposedly haunted places ov I’ve visited a lot of supposedly haunted places over the years, but these are seven I’d absolutely go back to.

📍Fort Mifflin, Philadelphia, PA: The fort saw death during the Revolutionary War and later served as a Civil War prison, so there are plenty of stories from both eras.

📍Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary, Petros, TN: This former prison is often called one of the most haunted prisons in America. It was known as the “End of the Line” and “Hell on Earth” because of its brutal 113-year history.

📍Hales Bar Dam & Powerhouse, Guild, TN: The old powerhouse and especially its tunnels have a reputation for some seriously creepy activity.

📍Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum, Weston, WV: Opened to patients in 1864 and operated until 1994, this massive former psychiatric hospital is now considered one of West Virginia’s most haunted places.

📍 Wyoming Territorial Prison, Laramie, WY: One of Wyoming’s oldest buildings, this site served first as a federal prison and later as a state prison.

📍Cape Henlopen, Lewes, DE: Tower 12, a World War II spotting tower, is said to be the most haunted part of the park.

📍Valley Forge, King of Prussia, PA: The Continental Army spent the winter here during the Revolutionary War, and stories of phantom soldiers are part of the site's haunted history.

#hauntedplaces #darkhistory #paranormal #hauntedamerica
Just the sounds of moving our house from New Hamps Just the sounds of moving our house from New Hampshire to Maine. Packing up, securing everything, hitching up, and hitting the road. No talking, just travel day sounds.

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I have to admit, I don't really like Walmart. But I have to admit, I don't really like Walmart. But as full-time RVers, who spend a lot of time in small towns, we've gotten used to shopping there. So when we visited Bentonville, AR and saw that there was a Walmart Museum, we had to check it out. And it actually turned out to be a pretty fun little museum.

The Walmart Museum is housed in Walton's 5 & 10, the original Bentonville store where Sam Walton started building what would eventually become Walmart. Inside you'll find old products and advertisements, memorabilia, Sam Walton's pickup truck and office, and some genuinely weird and fun pieces of Walmart history.

It's also completely free, which makes it an especially easy stop if you're exploring Bentonville.

The museum definitely tells Walmart's version of its own history, which is worth keeping in mind as you walk through it, but even if you're not a Walmart person, I think there's enough interesting history and nostalgia here to make it worth an hour or so.

I've got more photos, history, and details about visiting in the full post, but in the meantime, save this for your next trip to Bentonville. Because yes, there really is a Walmart museum.

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