Pecos National Park
The is the site of the Pecos Pueblo that was established around 1350. Pueblo, the term can mean different things, 1. Pueblo is a community of people, 2. Pueblo Indians…
Carlsbad Caverns
All I can say is WOW, what a day. Carlsbad Caverns lived up too expectations. I did the Ranger led tour, but you had to schedule it 4 weeks in…
Hot Springs Arkansas
Well this is my last stop before Nashville and I am very impressed with the area. The primary reason I picked Hot Springs is the distance to Nashville and the…
Waco Mammoth National Monument
I am traveling near Waco TX and stopped at the Mammoth National Park. This is an active archeological site for the Columbian Mammoth. The Columbian Mammoth is the largest mammoth,…
San Antonio Missions
There are 5 missions in San Antonio. The missions were really a community or town back in the 1700's. Learning the history behind the missions and there impact to the…
Padre & Mustang Islands Corpus Christi
I ventured into beach camping this week. What a great experience. Met some nice people and serious RV's. Beach camping is basically off the grid camping, leave no trace, bring…
Fort Matanzas
This was built in 1742 by the Spanish to protect the southern entrance to Castillo de San Marcos on the Matanzas river. The soldiers, one officer and 6 men, that…
Castillo de San Marcos
Castillo de San Marcos National Monument is in downtown St Augustine Florida, and is one of the best sites I have visited so far. Castillo de San Marcos is actually…
Fort Pickens – National Seashore
Fort Pickens is located on an island in Pensacola Florida, also part of the National Seashore. It is a national park. A few hours after I arrived I was notified…
Signal Mountain
Well, I am headed back home this morning. Going back up Signal Mountain to see if I can get some decent pictures this morning. Signal mountain is not part of…