Next, we wound our way thru Northern Ontario for 1600KM and several days. We naively planned a visit to the Aidelbaum’s cottage near Kirkland lake “since we would be in Kenora, “right around the corner!” What we were reminded in this transit: ONTARIO IS BIG. Making lemonade out of this lemon, we stopped in several
Island Living, Canadian Style!
I guess our last missive left off at the point where the docs decided I was NOT dead, or at least that I had had all the imaging studies and radioactive cocktails they could subject me to without truly establishing the presence of any pathology that required treatment. So, in a nutshell (cuz we ARE
Docs, Docs, Docs and Furniture
Part of our task while in the midwest included Doc Appointments. We used to allow a couple days…bang them out and then leave again. Now that I am officially “old” (i.e. Medicare Eligible) It has been 45 days since our “routine” appointments, yet it seems the Docs want to see more (and more, and more)
Unveiling, and a Midwestern Spiral
Our usual approach on these posts has been to document in chronological order all the sh*t you cannot make up about our journey. Inasmuch as we have been teasing about the name(s) for our new bus, We thought to go out of order so as to not bury the lead! So here it is! The
Laying on of (Mechanic) Hands
We had made an appointment with our friends at Lazzari Truck Services almost as soon as we knew we were going to be buying the new Bus. That was to be mid-March, and I was just starting to think about a way to manage that, logistically. Where to stay? For how long? What parts would
When a Door Closes, Another Opens…
As mentioned in our previous (a while ago!) post, we SOLD our bus and headed out from New Mexico to continue our roaming. It was a little bit sad, but also happy watching our Home for the past 6 years drive away without us. But, as one door closes, another opens, and we are enjoying
Consummation and Repairs!
Once we arrived in Elephant Butte, the first order of business was to make sure the New Bus condition was as expected. In particular, we had not been able to do a road test because the driveway was overgrown with trees. The Seller, Jim (a prince of a fellow in every respect) had arranged for
Our (Aborted) Swing North
Our last few months has been spent in one spot, more or less. This is because, as reader(s) of this Blog may remember, we have acquired our next phase of mobile operations! And it needed some work before we could well and truly hit the road in it. And, we are at that point, just
Our Wanderlodge is FOR SALE
UPDATED! RV WHERE YET is a Vintage Gem that has been lovingly maintained and gently upgraded, updated and enhanced for 6 years. It pretty much ALL works…drive it away and use it today! We are HIGHLY MOTIVATED (to say the least). So motivated that We’ll even pay your airfare (as a credit upon purchase)
A New Home for the Houseless?
As we may have mentioned to at least some of you, we are considering the purchase of a new bus. Well, “The Bus” (as we shall refer to it in this article, not to be confused with “Our Bus,” RV WHERE YET) is a 1986 Bluebird (specifically a PT-40) version, which is certainly newER than