This may be an unpopular opinion, but I personally would choose to swim with manatees over swimming with dolphins any day of the year.

Lady luck had me at the front gates of Brookgreen Gardens, an open air sculpture garden that is sure to be the closest thing I will ever experience to wandering around a life size fairy garden. // RV Travel Destinations // RV Living // Rootless // Full-Time RV // Things to do in Myrtle Beach

No visit to North Carolina would be truly complete without a stop into this world of science in Raleigh. But like any good scientist, I encourage you to stay skeptical.

The Luray Caverns is one of mother nature’s best art shows, and it sits quietly under the town, a 400 million year old masterpiece.

If you’ve ever wished for just one moment that you could travel through time then Williamsburg, Virginia may be your paradise.

The main concern of aquarium critics is that animals here are held in stress-inducing environments with little to no benefit for conservation or education. With these critiques held in mind, I decided to spend my day at the Virginia Aquarium trying to uncover whether or not this center accomplishes more harm than good.

If you were to briefly drive through Blandy, you may see it as an oasis of natural scenery, or a beautiful place to enjoy an afternoon walk. I argue that it is more than that.

While our campground was located in the center of Cape Cod in a small town called Brewster, we had the opportunity to visit the three distinct cities of Salem, Provincetown, and Boston while we were there.

Maine, Maine, Maine, salty, delicious, hauntingly beautiful, over crowded Maine. My first week there ignited a love for this irregular, northern state, but man do I wish I could have had it a little bit more to myself.

Our arrival in Vermont, and our ambitious trek of scaling Camel’s Hump, quite serendipitously coincided with one of the best weeks we had had of RV life up until this point. The five hour drive from Wellesley Island, NY was the first one that actually went smoothly.

Our expedition along the waterfront of Lake Seneca elicited apprehensive excitement as Drew and I adjusted to our new life on the road. It also was accompanied by rain. Lots and lots of rain.

RV life doesn't always go as planned. When our home on wheels parked us in Watkins Glen, NY, we recharged our souls with some cow cuddling, and paired it with a bit of research on animal friendship.

Hop onboard as we head to Denali National Park, Alaska, home to the tallest peak in North America. As we explore the landscape, we also explore why Denali is hidden behind clouds 60% of the time.

Discover the greatest sled-dog race on earth in Girdwood, Alaska. Then, learn more about the domestication of dogs that led to the Alaskan Husky who race in the event.

The story of Charles Nelson and his original Tennessee, sour mash, whiskey. Then take a closer look to understand the science of how whiskey is made.

The mystery behind why Spanish moss doesn't grow within the haunted boundary of Wright Square. Are scientific or paranormal forces to blame?

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