Recent Posts
Route 66: The joy of an iconic journey across America’s heartland
Sometime within the next year, I want to traverse historic Route 66. I may head out this fall or wait…
On the road again: the saga of Large Marge
This is a colorful piece from 5 or more years ago. Bill and Karen eventually traded Marge in for a…
Springfield, MO’s underground cheese caves
I’ve spent the last several months visiting family and enjoying the Ozarks. The things I enjoy most about this part…
Discovering Tranquility: RV retreat at Blue Rock Boondock through Harvest Hosts
Are you an RV enthusiast seeking a peaceful retreat amid nature’s beauty? Look no further than Blue Rock Boondock, a…
Quattro Goombas: A multifaceted destination for food, drinks, and adventure
Open a tab at Quattro Goombas for an unforgettable experience in the heart of Virginia. Nestled among rolling hills, approximately…
Mary’s Land Farm: An exhilarating experience in the heart of Maryland
Get ready to embark on an unforgettable adventure at Mary’s Land Farm, an exhilarating escape nestled in the heart of…
My RV journey began in 2020
My RV journey began in 2020, when my husband, Gary had heart surgery. He was living in Bisbee, Arizona and…
A look back: We were on the cutting edge
When I look back at times in my life, I can say that they were adventures. At the time, it…
A quiet haven just south-east of DC; Cosca Regional RV Park
While some RV parks, like Cherry Hill Park, in the DC area are fetching upwards of $100 a night, and…
Brunckow’s Cabin | September 29, 2014
Today, I felt evil as I have never, ever felt it in my life. I am not talking “Oh, what…
An extensive career in marketing, website and social media creation and management, project management, videograpy and more coupled with a love of road trips has led to the creation of this site. It's been around for a few years, but neglected for months at a time. I'm hoping to write more since I gave up the 9 to 5. Wish me luck! I am thrilled that you are here!
~Margaret
Bill Rice is a soon to be "official old man" who has been a nurse for over forty years, most of that in an Emergency Department scenario.
He lives in southern Indiana after being transplanted there from Texas
and New Mexico. Bill is married to the 'best person' he has ever known. Her name is Karen and puts up with more than she should, from both Bill and their two cats and nine chickens. Between the two of them they have
a total of six grown children.
Bill is semi retired and stays home to care for their farm and animals. This gives him plenty of time for woodworking projects, drawing, painting, playing drums and learning the guitar. It also provides ample opportunity for coming up with new ways to annoy his Karen.
