Country Life in Sandwich, New Hampshire
Oy vey! Pandemic still? We were able to do our North Carolina Casita trip this spring in that short, precious window between getting fully vaccinated and the Delta variant rearing its ugly head. (We went in early June rather than … Continue Reading →
We weren’t able to get away on our annual North Carolina trip last spring. We had made reservations at our favorite campgrounds on the Outer Banks and outside Asheville when the pandemic hit and the campgrounds closed. Oh, well, at … Continue Reading →
While Todd was in Boise, Idaho for a school year acting as interim head of the Riverstone International School, our dear little house on wheels, the Casita, was wrapped up and tucked away. Imagine its surprise when Todd removed the … Continue Reading →
Our fourth annual black-fly-escape trip to North Carolina in May started with a soggy stay on Assateague Island in Maryland and only one far-off wild pony sighting. We had ponies grazing by the Casita last year, but this year the … Continue Reading →
Our Casita (traveling little house) has been on a ferry before (several times on North Carolina’s Outer Banks), but our ferry ride to Nova Scotia from Portland, Maine was a whole new adventure! To wrap up our camping season, we … Continue Reading →
We did it again! With black fly season upon us, we packed up the Casita and hightailed it to North Carolina. You may have read about our trip last year in “To the Beach” and “To the Woods,” but this … Continue Reading →
Time to head west to the mountains! After enjoying sun and sand on North Carolina’s Outer Banks and Ocracoke Island, we spent the Memorial Day weekend with friends in Chapel Hill then hitched up the Casita and headed west to … Continue Reading →
Late May is biting Black Fly season in New Hampshire, which means it’s time for a Casita adventure! We hitched up our mobile little house last week and headed for the ocean. Our first beach night was … Continue Reading →
The buildings on the Sandwich Fairgrounds that burst with rabbits, pies, quilts and oxen in October spend the winter harboring an array of boats, campers, and travel trailers, packed in like puzzle pieces. Sandwich residents tuck away their summer toys … Continue Reading →