Silvers and Golds

A year ago this month, we formally announced the launch of our blog site, The Lowe’s RV Adventures. This was our vehicle to tell tales of our adventures while on the road hitting the 49 states.  What initially was meant for family and friends to keep them abreast of where we are and what we have been up to has blossomed into a bigger circle of new friends.  As rookies in this world of RV fulltiming we really didn’t know what to expect when meeting folks on the road or in RV Parks.  But blogging has been a great instrument in connecting us to wonderful people – people with similar interests and a lust for adventure, some of them living on the road and experiencing the beauty of the countryside as we have.

Along the way we met fellow bloggers, by chance and/or through planned rendezvous.  There are still several fellow bloggers whom we would like to meet someday, somewhere along the way.  We know our paths will cross.  What’s exciting and interesting is that since we’re all heading in different directions, going into different places and doing different things, our experiences are diverse.  The exchange of stories, sharing of ideas and information is just amazing.  We learn from each other, sharing our mishaps as well as our good fortunes.

Grabbing a line from a  Girl Scout song, it goes,

“Make new friends, but keep the old, one is Silver and the other Gold…”

To celebrate our blog site anniversary, here’s a toast to our Silvers and Golds … met or to be met … to our avid followers, readers and lurkers — Cheers!

RV friends we met while in Alaska:

 Chuck and Ayn of Roadlife
The first blogger we met Chuck and Ayn of Roadlife
Joe and Judy
Joe and Judy in Talkeetna, and we’ll meet again soon in North Carolina!

Friends we met in Arizona:

Live Laugh RV
Al and Ingrid at Cave Creek – Live Laugh RV
Wheeling It
At Yuma we finally met Paul and Nina – Wheeling It
http://metamorphosisroad.blogspot.com
At Casa Grande we met Hans and Lisa – Metamorphis Road
Larry and Nance snowbirders from Montana
At Cave Creek and Patagonia State Park we met up with Larry and Nancy, snowbirders from Montana

We have no photograph of  Maureen and Eric of TwoScamps.  We met them at Catalina State Park, AZ.

In Texas:

Bob and Sue
Bob and Sue, our personal tour guides in San Antonio –Travelbug 

Then on our way out of the park I visited with Debbie of Great Escape from NJ but forgot my camera so no photograph of us.

And very recently at Piedmont, SC, we met Steve and Sue from Texas who had been full timing for 20 years, now there’s a lot of experience to pick on!

Wow, we really did meet a lot of great people during our first year of adventures.

Cheers again!

 



 


16 thoughts on “Silvers and Golds

  1. Congratulation Steve and Mona Liza on your RV Adventures anniversary! I enjoy reading all of your posts. You are taking amazing pictures and providing insights to all of your travel sites. Take care and keep blogging…

  2. Happy blog anniversary. It is fun to share the adventure with like minded folk. Here’s to another fun filled year of explorations. I always look forward to your stories and photos…. keep’m coming!

  3. I started reading your blog as soon as you started it! We are following your footsteps and heading up to Alaska for the summer. Safe journeys to you and great first year!

    1. Oh thank you for enjoying the ride. Alaska….oh memories. Feel free to call us or send us an email if you have any concerns questions you want to know about the route and what to expect when travelling to Alaska. I assume you already have your Milepost by now. Im excited for you!

  4. The people we meet along life’s path, whether face-to-face or in a virtual sense, truly do enrich our lives. Someday we hope to meet the two of you face-to-face. Congratulations on your one-year blogging anniversary. So glad I found your wonderful blog. 🙂

  5. What a great round-up of the friends you’ve met along the way. We’re honored to be counted amongst them and hope to get to meet you again. You just need to get your RV butts back out West 🙂
    Nina

  6. Finally catching up on your blog. Thanks for the great post and including us in it.

    We can’t wait to get back on the road. We’d love to meet Paul and Nina, Hans and Lisa, Mark and Bobbi from Box Canyon Blog, so many friends to meet!

    Our time with you was too shortl Here’s hoping we can get together again soon.
    Susan

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