Camper Chronicles

Category: Cruisin: J’s Camper Chronicles

  • Everything

    actinium, aluminum, americium, antimony, argon, arsenic, astatine, barium, berkelium, beryllium. bismuth, bohrium, boron, bromine, cadmium, calcium, californium, carbon, cerium, cesium, chlorine, chromium, cobalt, copernicium copper, curium, darmstadtium, dubnium, dysprosium, einsteinium, element 113, element 115, element 117, element 118, erbium, europium, fermium, flerovium, fluorine, francium, gadolinium, gallium, germanium, gold, hafnium, hassium, helium, holmium, hydrogen, indium, iodine,…

  • Hello New Orleans!

    I have come to the conclusion that I do not like pulling something behind my vehicle. I love the travel part, meeting new people, camping and new adventures, but I need to find someone named James to be the driver. After leaving Georgia, I headed west on I-10 through Mobile, Biloxi and landed in New…

  • Farewell to Georgia

    The time has come to move on to different scenery and I will be picking up and moving on down the road on Saturday. I have gotten to know Georgia over the past year and a half and I must say that I really like it here. The roads are in great shape (at least…

  • What year is this?

    I have now been in Georgia camping for 12 of the last 15 months. I have found Georgia to be a state full of polite people, but then again I\’ve put myself in a bubble of sorts. The campgrounds where I have stayed have been predominantly gay campgrounds which don\’t represent the population at large.…

  • Food Delivery Service Dilemmas

    Every once in a while we all get tired of cooking and cleaning up afterwards and want to eat food prepared for us in containers that can be discarded. And many times after a long day, the thought of getting dressed and going to a restaurant isn\’t so appealing either. Food Delivery services like Uber…

  • Yet ANOTHER thing NOT to do while camping…..

    So the other night I was cleaning up and I smelled a funny smell. I thought I\’d dropped a piece of meat and it was rotting or a mouse crawled up inside somewhere and died. I really didn\’t think much about it and went on with my day. I\’d left to go do something and…

  • 100 Things NOT to take on Your Camping Trip

    If you count the multiple items, it\’s way over 100. Living on the road and pseudo-hoarding don\’t mix. The key to successfully living in your camper on the road is to learn how to embrace your minimalist self, and if that doesn\’t exist – to find one at your local discount store and have it…

  • Breaking away from the Hideaway

    So I finally broke away from the campground I\’ve been staying at since November and moved on. I arrived in Statesville, GA yesterday at 7am just in time to get set up for work. I\’m staying at the Mill Creek Equestrian Center outside of town and it\’s amazing – 140 acres of horse pasture, lake,…

  • Remodeling Lessons Learn(ing)ed

    So I can\’t be without at least 3 projects going on simultaneously without completely losing my mind. One of the three that I\’ve been working on lately is remodeling the camper. It was very cramped and crowded in there and I didn\’t really have enough space so I decided to remove the dinette and turn…

  • Hideaway

    I\’m definitely liking my new strategy of staying in one place for a longer period of time rather than jumping around each week. After Lake Meadows in Missouri, I spent two weeks in Canon, Georgia at a campground called In the Woods. It\’s a private, membership based campground that sits deep in the woods in…