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About Us
- Pat & Barb Pintus
- May 3, 2011 finds us back on the road for six months, headed for the Northeast and the Canadian Maritimes. As of September 2008 we now are full timers in our motorhome. We plan to see as much of the North American continent as we can. When we are not traveling in the summer, we will make our home in Star Valley, WY where we have an RV lot. Here we are able to play golf, fly model airplanes, quilting, line dancing, dance parties, play cards, swim and four wheel in the mountains. Star Valley is located just 50 miles south of Jackson Hole, WY and we are surrounded by mountains. The temperatures here are very comfortable for the summer. Winter is a different story and that is why we won't be there. Way to cold for us although Barb does like the winter snow so we will probably find some now and then.
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- We saw this covered bridge and Flume today while d...
- White Mountain Resort
- Looking back at Mt. Washington you can see the rai...
- We saw some pretty colors on the mountain...this t...
- They had displays of the cog rail in the museum. T...
- This was a view of our coach going down the mounta...
- There is a year around weather station here. In 19...
- We didn't have near long enough time at the top be...
- The summit
- Jacob's Ladder
- Water tank area
- Base station
- Cog Train coming down
- 9/26/11 - Day trip to Mt. Washington, NH
- 9/25/11
- Addie & Cody
- Dog Chapel
- Dog Mountain
- Moose River Campground
- 9/24/11 - St. Johnsbury, Vermont - 117 miles
- 9/23/11 - Rochester, New Hampshire - 47 miles
- 9/22/11
- Pat got home tonight about 7:00 with his new compu...
- We have been in this campground now 9 days and eve...
- 9/21/11
- 9/20/11
- 9/19/11 -
- 9/18/11 - Church and computer shopping
- 9/17/11 - Back to Kennebunkport and the coast.
- Longfellow's boyhood home
- When we went back into the harbor we saw all these...
- There were some really large homes on the islands ...
- The first picture was a map of the islands that th...
- Casco Bay at Portland
- When we were in Freeport a few days ago we didn't ...
- Yamouth
- 9/16/11 - Day trip
- 9/15/11 - Rainy day
- The three of us just taking in the pretty ocean vi...
- Cape Neddick
- Walker's Point
- 9/14/11 - Kennebunkport, ME
- Portland Head Lighthouse
- 9/13/11 - Saco, Maine - 31 miles
- When we got back to the RV - Richard and Karen wer...
- 'Wyoming' Six-mast schooner
- Bath, ME
- This is such a pretty setting looking back up at t...
- Fresnel Lens
- We were then off to Pemaquid Point Lighthouse....i...
- 9/12/11 - Day trip
- September 11th
- The Final Charge
- 9/11/11 - Freeport, ME - 113 miles
- 9/6/11 - 9/10/11 - Bangor, Maine - 38 miles
- Bar Harbor
- L.L. Bean is a big supporter of the park, having p...
- Cadillac Mountain
- Sand Beach
- Thunder Hole
- Acadia National Park
- 9/5/11 - Bar Harbor, Maine - 90 miles
- Reversing Falls around Pembroke, Maine
- West Quoddy Head Light House
- 9/4/11 - Church & Sightseeing
- This was a very pretty home and you definitely got...
- Pretty ornamental garden.
- Beautiful flowers
- Roosevelt Campobello International Park
- 9/3/11 - Lubec, Maine - 52 miles
- 9/2/11 - Calais, ME - 97 miles
- Reversing Falls in Saint John, NB
- 9/1/11 - Saint John, NB - 105 miles
- What a ball!
- Heading out and trying to get the rythmn of this. ...
- Kayaking for the 1st time
- Getting all the sand and mud off my feet and legs....
- Kayakers
- We had gotten here when they opened this morning a...
- The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the ...
- Chocolate River
- Hopewell Rocks in The Bay of Fundy
- Stairs to ocean floor
- 8/31/11 - Hopewell Rocks
- Hopewell Cape
- 8/30/11 - Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick - 294 miles
- 8/29/11
- 8/28/11 - Waiting our Hurricane Irene
- Another Ceilidh
- There were no restaurants in the area so we stoppe...
- Forge and Carding Mill
- Gaelic Nova Scotia (1880s - 1920s)
- Building New Communities (1850s-1880s)
- Barn Area
- Forests of Nova Scotia (1770s-1850s)
- Gaelic Scotland (17700s-1830s)
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