“We should not look back unless it is to derive useful lessons from past errors and for the purpose of profiting by dearly bought experience.” George Washington Today we adventured around the entirety of Valley Forge National Park. We were both amazed at how close the park is to a bigger city. At first, we …
We’re going on (another) adventure!
May 15, 2019 So, we’re off on another adventure. And this time, we’ve brought along our favorite hounds. For the next two weeks, 14 nights and 15 days, we will be traveling from our home in Eastern, NC up along the coast of VA, MD, and DE to Pennsylvania then on to West Virginia and …
“Life, if well lived, is long enough” – Seneca
I sure hope we've been living well. It sure seems like we have. We've done so much in the past year that it's a bit hard to know where to start. Last we left off we were maybe a few days into our two week trip through the NC mountains. It was a very incredible …
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Days 4-5 Western, NC State Parks
We've been having a couple of wonderful fall days here in Eastern North Carolina. So much so that I've been feeling a bit bad about not having caught up on our 2-week trip we took at the end of July. Will and I also chatted with a few family members a week or so ago …
Days 2 & 3 – Western, NC State Parks
The morning of day two was foggy. Foggy like “The Mist”, foggy. I also forgot to mention that it rained quite a bit during our first night with great thunderstorms, but we stayed cozy, dry, and comfy in the teardrop. Seriously, if you enjoy camping but hate having to deal with the cold, the wet, …
Off we go – Western, NC State Parks – Day 1
On Saturday morning, July 21 we set off on our two-week Western, NC State Parks camping trip. We woke quite early, took the dogs on a quick walk, gave them lots of belly rubs and ear scratches, and wished Lilly a very spectacular 10th birthday before setting off from my parent's home in Broadway, NC. …
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Dessert in the desert
Preface Rachel told me that my blog posts are too long. I'll see if I cant keep this one shorter. So this goes back to an earlier post where I let my 1st world problem of cooking on a MSR single burner, multi-fuel stove spill over as a complaint. Yea I know, not the best …
Let’s shed some light on the situation
From the Jay Peterman Co. Catalog: "We arrived at the Refuge du Gouter high in the French Alps sometime in the late afternoon. The sun setting, orange light refracting off the blue glacial ice making it look as though it had burst into flames. Here, at these alluring heights, I now knew what Dante's hell …
Earl Grey aka The TC Teardrop
I grew up spending the majority of my time outside. From around age 5 until I was 18 and left for college, I lived at summer camp. Yep, you heard me right, a real-life summer camp. Summer romances, drinking my first beer on the dock, arts and crafts, lifeguards at the pool and a lake …
What is the deal with that suspension?
If you know us or have seen the truck up close you're probably wondering to yourself, "what in the hell is up with all this crap under your truck"? Well, you are right to question us and we are happy to answer! If you haven't seen this on either our Instagram page (DMG_Overland), Facebook or …
