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Luray Caverns

If you drive I-81, you have definitely passed the (many) signs for Luray Caverns as you enter Virginia. And who doesn’t love a good tourist trap, am I right? Kirk and I took the boys down to Luray to visit it this past weekend. It’s definitely a good tourist trap, with museums and the requisite…


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Just a short distance from Morgan’s Grove Park is Elmwood Cemetery, just outside the historic town of Shepherdstown, West Virginia. The cemetery is a worthy visit on the Civil War Trail, as it holds a Confederate Cemetery and a memorial to the men who died in Shepherdstown after the Battle of Antietam, who crossed the…


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All the recipes from 2025, in one easy-to-read list. From FBC (Freezer Bag Cooking): one-pot and boondocking RV meals, plus a few dehydrated options. It wasn’t my biggest year for creating new recipes, given our cross-country move in spring, but I’d say…I still did pretty well. And you never know what will come in 2026….…


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When we were planning our move to West Virginia at the start of 2025, Kirk often said he hoped I wouldn’t hate the summers there. I had been to the state twice in the cold of winter, but didn’t quite understand how cold it would/could be. It’s a frigid winter this year. Not deep and…


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What gets read can be interesting. And often, some of the most-read can be a few years old. I like to visit the stats at the end of each year, and see what pulled at readers. What feels good is when people like what you wrote that year. Sometimes I wander down a lane in…


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