love the morning fog shot. Are you heading West? we will be heading South in a couple weeks... watch your back trail. Al and pat

We thought Jo-Mama's pizza in St Joe lived up to their rave reviews, but it's along drive back into town from St Joseph"s. If you have the Bambi with ya it's easy top park on the big church parking lot on the bay side of the main drag...

We stayed in Clear Springs in January of 2012 on two different occasions and loved it. We are planning to return in January 2013.

Pete, enjoyed catchin up on your whereabouts. Great Pictures as usual.
Will your northward journey take you anywhere near Montgomery?
Al

Great pictures. What camera are you using? Love the nature shots! It looks like you stayed at all state parks. Did you find them to be about the same price and what hook-ups did you have available? Seems like a very affordable way to travel/camp. Again...thanks for the post.

Bob

PETE, the blog has been quiet lately. Are you in stealth mode? Really, we won't stalk you again this year...Al & Pat

Great place - I spent a few days there last year.

Phantom

Reading your blog about canoeing with the gators and other wildlife sounds like a lot of fun. I hope to be doing what you are doing in a few years; My wife is still working full time, me about half time.

Dan

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DONNA!

There are some hair-raising stories associated with that area. Everytime we stop around there, I remember them! They're connected to the old prison, etc. A rest area on Highway 10 at Sneads is said to be haunted, etc. I've never been out to the lake, though. Very nice area, though.

Just wanted to thank you for sharing your trip and photos and to let you know we were glad you made it home safely. I admire the way you travel . . . minimally and to state and local parks. My husband and I recently purchased a 20' bambi and hope to do a similar trip next winter, though much shorter. I hope your blog stays up on the forum because we would like to visit some of the same places. We're long time campers, but have never pulled or driven an rv, preferring more remote sites and fewer people. But my husband is 70 now and I'm closing in, so sleeping in a tent on the ground is becoming less desirable. We're looking forward to seeing the country on 4 wheels instead of two (motorcyclists, we are) and in a little more comfort. You've inspired us and shown us that it's not neccessary to travel from rv resort to rv resort to see and experience the real beauty of this amazing country. Thanks for that . .. and happy 'streaming.

Jan Mt Pleasant and Larry Workman
Arlington, Virginia

Yes indeed! Wonderful area! I'm down the way a bit at the Oak Creek Camp off 71/75 junction, and have found a wonderful community! (But be forewarned, these here folk are the real deal... raw. And real - REAL! This 'trailer-hood' rocks! But if'n yur the surface type... than stay outta the creek.) These here folks would benefit greatly by an out-pouring of Airstream affection. Swig by and share some brilliance your Stream brings... and say hey to me, Mr.E, Lot 87, name's Evan. Cheers

I was there in November and was amazed at the route into the park. I left there and went south to Crooked River S.P. in St. Marys and found the largest infestation of no-see-ums I had ever encountered. They sold a special elixer as a repellent but it only worked for a short period. I was also amazed at the crowd waiting to eat at Paula Dean's restaurant in Savannah. I saw the biggest spider I have ever seen at Skidaway.

we are enjoying the pictures and wishing we hadn't left. In NJ today and they are threatening SNOW. Call me 29 march... Al and Pat

Beautiful pictures. We are in Florida and I am going to mark your page so I can see where we should go to camp next!

Hi Pete,
Enjoyed your latest post with a couple cups at St Joseph's SP. We really enjoyed our short time with you two and hope to see you again. We are home now, but heading North without the stream next week. keep in touch, our return will take us through the Smokies....Al and Pat

This campground was one of my favorite discoveries after leaving paradise park and wandering north/east. Remote and wild, I headed out on my mt bike to the far reaches. It is interesting how much more alert one can be considering the local wildlife is also watching us and wondering how we might taste. Thanks for your comments.