Nomad exploring life wherever I am
I left Florida on January 2, 2021 and didn’t return home until early November, 2022. So, yeah, 22 months on the road, where my longest stay anywhere was 14 days (the limit at most state and national parks). So how did things go, spending that much time in almost constant motion?
Let’s just say the life of a vagabond can be rather unpredictable…
I could write a post about how I camped at three different places on Kerr Lake in Virginia this month. I could write about the campgrounds and the facilities and how I kayaked right from my site. But honestly, when I reviewed the photos I took, it was all about the sky, sunrise, sunset, and moonrise. So this is a post of few words and many photos…
The leaves have been changing colors here in southern Virginia for the last few weeks and it’s been glorious to watch. Every day, another tree joins in the display, a quick change artist from green to more festive fall colors.
If you grew up with a Dad who built race cars in his spare time, was his own mechanic, and never, ever stopped loving a good drive or a good driver, then you’ll appreciate this post. My brother texted me this morning saying that I was only about 20 miles from South Boston Speedway, a short track (0.4 miles) with a storied history, from the Wood Brothers to Jeff Gordon. So after doing the laundry in town this afternoon, I aimed the car for South Boston.