At the Crystal Coast, we immersed ourselves in a stunning blend of natural beauty and coastal charm, wandering along pristine beaches where the waves whispered secrets of the ocean, exploring vibrant marine life in the warm, inviting waters, and savoring fresh seafood delicacies at quaint local eateries that captured the essence of the region. Each moment was a canvas painted with the rich colors of sunset skies and the laughter of those sharing the adventure, making it a truly unforgettable chapter of our journey.
Summer 2021
Arlington National Cemetery
Kay HughesMy mother was buried at Arlington National Cemetery on December 8, 2020. It was a fitting honor for a lifetime of service to her country and her husband. While we were in Washington, we did some touring of the area.Union Station is always impressive. It was...
Looking Glass Falls
Looking GlassLocated in the Pisgah National Forest, this waterfall is viewable from the road, where you can park beside the creek and walk up to a viewing platform.The spray from the Looking Glass Waterfall coats everything around the base of it and then it freezes in...
Outer Banks, North Carolina
Duration: 4 days, 3 nights Hotel: DoubleTree Atlantic Beach Budget: $2,000 Miles Travelled: 1,500It has been three long years since we had an actual vacation, one that wasn't connected to family business or work conferences. We were desperately in need of recreation....
Sunshine and Waterfalls
Despite the waves of Covid, we have done some traveling this year. In July, we went to Park Springs, Utah for a week. In August we had a quick weekend in Las Vegas, and in September we explored our own North Carolina mountains. Nobody has gotten sick and we enjoyed seeing a variety of landscapes and wildlife.
July
It seems like everyone except us has been to Park City, Utah. We decided to find out what we had been missing. We took a week off from work to celebrate our 37th wedding anniversary. Park City and its surroundings was peaceful and beautiful and not too hot – a perfect place to spend a week in summer… if you can afford it!
August
There weren’t very many people around during the day on the weekend we spent in Las Vegas. That’s because the high temperature was 110 degrees fahrenheit! I left Jim to his conference and toured the Red Rock Canyon. It was a sweaty experience but when I got it out of my eyes, the sights were worth it!
September
The leaves hadn’t started changing yet in the Marion, NC area, but it was a great place to spend a weekend because it was nice and cool. We hiked up a waterfall and drove up to Mount Mitchell, the highest point in the Eastern US. We got there after sunset and tried to take some pictures of stars, but that is much harder than I expected.
Written by Debby Conway
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At the Crystal Coast, we immersed ourselves in a stunning blend of natural beauty and coastal charm, wandering along pristine beaches where the waves whispered secrets of the ocean, exploring vibrant marine life in the warm, inviting waters, and savoring fresh seafood delicacies at quaint local eateries that captured the essence of the region. Each moment was a canvas painted with the rich colors of sunset skies and the laughter of those sharing the adventure, making it a truly unforgettable chapter of our journey.
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