Matt's New Mexico (Formerly Airstream) Adventure
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The striking part was that it was pitch black but for a single tree glowing in the middle of the woods.
5 hour drive to Kentucky today, just out side of Cincinnati OH. We’re only here for 1 week then we head further in to KY to check out Mammoth Cave Natl Pk. This site has a herd of Bison on the grounds. We’ll check that out tomorrow.
Have a wonderful night…
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Apparently there has been a fundraiser "Ride for Rabbit Hash" to restore the General Store.
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The general store was definitely the town attraction. It had a ton of cool stuff. There was another small shop that reminded me of the old head shop we used to frequent in high school, Karmic Connection. That’s where we used to get all our tie dyed band T-shirt’s and various 90’s alternative youth paraphernalia. I bought some cool incense to support the town. And relive my smelly youth.
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There’s been a bunch of families at this campground with lots of kids that we thought would have been in school by now. Further investigation conducted by my wife, the children and me has revealed they’re all homeschooled and are staying here to visit the nearby Creation Museum. The beautiful irony is that this campground is a national historic site that boasts some of the first major archaeological digs of large prehistoric mammals.
They seem nice and the kids enjoy having friends. We’ve found in our roadschooling research that many of the people who do what we’re doing are super religious.
When my wife isn’t listening I encourage the kids to tell their friends we’re Satanists. They think it’s hilarious.
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Previously neglected this image of the girls visiting FirstEnergy Stadium, home of the Cleveland Browns. The people of Cleveland have some pretty strong feelings about the Ravens. Art Modell moved the Browns to Baltimore in 1996. When they got here we gave Cleveland back their name and their team records. Then they got an expansion team and the Browns were reborn. Still some sour grapes though. Oh well…
