latest blogs from the road
If you have found your way here, this is the main blog page. A wonderful list of my inane ramblings and photography from our holidays around the world and road trips across America and Europe.
There may be even one or two useful posts hidden within, but I’m making no promises.
Our final drive in Canada took us across bridges and islands before crossing into upstate New York. From wooden moose souvenirs to Amish buggies and forest roads, we ended the day in the laid-back charm of Saratoga Springs.
Leaving Toronto behind, we followed Lake Ontario’s backroads through Oshawa, Cobourg and Belleville, stopping to explore historic Parkwood Estate and Kingston Mills Lockstation before ending the day in Gananoque with great food, beer and plenty of character.
Motor vehicles are discouraged in Gatlinburg so we headed to the Welcome Centre where there was a free shuttle bus.
More road trip snaps from my co-pilot. These are photographs taken between New Orleans and Gatlinburg as we headed back north on our epic road trip across the southern states of America
Yet again, the start to the day was a lovely City Cafe Diner breakfast After that it was the 150 mile drive from Chattanooga to our log cabin in the Smokey Mountains
A day exploring Chattanooga was in store but first an all American breakfast in an all American diner
We left New Orleans with 500 miles of USA Highway ahead of us. After a few false Starts we finally arrived in Chattanooga
A couple of days spent exploring all that New Orleans has to offer ... well nearly all
Today we head from Breaux Bridge and the Bayou swamps down to the city famous for it's Mardi Gras, New Orleans
What could be better than an All American Car cruise 20 miles from where we were staying
This morning was spent on a Cajun Swamp Tour Chasing Gators and oggling over Classic American Muscle Cars
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