We began RVing in 2004, but this blog did not begin until we went into fulltime RVing in 2007. The blog has evolved to a time when we no longer have a RV, but we still consider ourselves vacationing on a perpetual basis.
Expect her blog to include new bells and whistles as her on-the-blog training progresses.
* MORE GOOD NEWS!Readers can also expect updated posts on this travelblog now that Mae Dean's learning more eblogger how-to's. Expect blog entries to begin referring to we and us.
WHEN? Tuesday · October 16
WHERE? Jamestown, Kentucky · find us on the map
Working at the hatchery has given us the opportunity to learn it from the inside out, and boy is there lots to learn. Read about today's lesson as taught by Wolf Creek's dam experts:
The Best Dam Tour We've Ever Had
LIVING ... MAEDEANS STYLE
WHEN? Sunday · October 14
WHERE? Jamestown, Kentucky · find us on the map
Today's hatchery visitors were reminiscent of August at Devils Tower — on a much smaller scale and with no official Incident Action Plan to follow. Since today's bikers were well behaved, no incidents occurred to warrant one. Whew!
WHEN? Tuesday · October 9
WHERE? Stearns, Kentucky · find us on the map
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LIVING ... MAEDEANS STYLE
Ridin' the Rails
WHEN? Friday · October 5
WHERE? LaRue County, Kentucky · find us on the map
Last night's accomodations: Comfort Inn · Cave City, Kentucky
After an early breakfast-and-goodbyes with Jerry and Ella, we could hardly wait to see more of this remarkable state. Our next destination was only a one-hour drive away - the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Site:
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See more Lincoln Birthplace photos on flickr
LIVING ... MAEDEANS STYLE: Humble Beginnings
WHEN? Thursday · October 4 · (today's second post)
WHERE? Bowling Green, Kentucky · find us on the map
Looky who stopped to spend time with Mae Dean and Wendell while traveling through Kentucky:
WHEN? Thursday · October 4 · (today's first post)
WHERE? Bowling Green, Kentucky · find us on the map
With time to kill before meeting relatives for lunch, we stumbled upon the recently-opened Historic L&N Depot Railpark and Train Museum.
See more Bowling Green train museum photos on flickr
