On Tuesday night, Nov 11, Cindy and I stayed at Old Stone Fort State Park campground in our T@b travel trailer. We’d had the T@b for a few weeks, and for various reasons had not yet used it for overnight camping (although we did use it as a “respite” while we worked a consignment sale event for about a week.) I was anxious to try it out on a short trip so we could start tuning our procedures and expectations for some longer trip. We needed to make a run over west of Nashville to drop off a few items for my sister, and Old Stone Fort State Park is right along the path, so this fit the bill nicely, and allowed us to show off our new trailer to Sis.
Monthly Archives: November 2014
#NPOD: Partridge Pea #Nativeplants
#RV Journal: We Now Have a T@b
What’s a T@b, you say? Well, first let me apologize to those of you that are expecting wildflowers in an article posted on USWildflowers.com. Gotta admit, this isn’t about wildflowers, although I hope that now that we have a T@b, we’ll be able to get further afield in photographing and identifying wildflowers. You see, a “T@b” is a small travel trailer.
New England Aster – Symphyotrichum novae-angliae – Added to USWildflowers’ Database
New England Aster, a native species, has been added to the USWildflowers database (11/10/2014.) Scientific name is Symphyotrichum novae-angliae. Photo below was taken in Stow, Ohio on Sep 29, 2014. Go to the New England Aster detail page for more photos and information.
#NPOD: Prairie Fleabane #Nativeplants
Native Plant of the Day 11/09/2014
Photo from May 22, 2010. Location: Walker County, Ga.
Prairie Fleabane – for more photos / info go to the Erigeron strigosus detail page.
#NPOD: False Pennyroyal #Nativeplants
Native Plant of the Day 11/05/2014
False Pennyroyal – for more photos / info go to the Isanthus brachiatus detail page.
Photo from 9/24/2011. Location: Pigeon Mountain (East), Walker County, GA.