by Karen | Jan 9, 2014 | Cross Stitch History
“Cross Stitch is the oldest forms of embroidery and can be found all over the world” – Wikipedia. From the Pilgrim Hall Museum – The first American-made sampler is that embroidered by Loara Standish. Loara was the daughter of Mayflower...
by Karen | Jan 8, 2014 | Camping Trips, Vintage Camping
Photo Credit Just east of Tampa, driving on Interstate 4 you could see the Airstream Ranch! A bunch of Airstream Trailers stuck in the dirt looking like they fell from the sky. A man named Frank Bates created this work of art which is similar to the famous Cadillac...
by Karen | Jan 7, 2014 | Camping Equipment
I found this new product online (new to me anyway) – The Scrubba Wash Bag. Interesting … it is lightweight, small enough, can fit into your suitcase for washing clothes when in a foreign country .. or another state that seems like a foreign country!...
by Karen | Jan 6, 2014 | BBQ, Camping Cookbook, Camping Resources, Recipes
Don’t forget the foil! One thing you don’t want to forget when you go camping, is Foil! Foil has many uses and you probably already know that .. but maybe I can give you a few new ones! First … you can make a foil packet to cook in. This has been...
by Karen | Jan 3, 2014 | Camping Trips
One place I really want to go is Sanibel Island, Florida. I love love love shells and Sanibel Island is known for their shell-covered beaches. Photo from this website – The Islands of Sanibel and Captiva I searched “Sanibel Island Campgrounds” and...
