

This is the travels of Joe and Nancy. Nancy is part Cherokee and I'm Hungarian, thus the name of our blog. We started full timing May,1,2000. We traveled in our motorhome visiting beaches,state parks,national parks,corp of engineer parks. We have overnighted in Walmarts, 24 hour grocery store, boat ramps, FlyingJ. Now with health issues and old age. Plus, we have not used the motorhome in a few years, this part of our life has come to an end.
Their churches that were build in the 1800's and early 1900's. They just hold a certain charm. These church's had people that always attended them and was the town meeting place for a get together. The only way you can see them now is to get off the interstate and get on the road that at one time was the only roads going through the towns. This was before people were in such a hurry. The house and the church are in Jasper,Florida.
Still a little farther south we came to the town of White Springs,Florida whose fame is The Stephen Foster State Park and Memorial. Here is the old Adams General Store built in 1885. This was long before you had the big box stores of nowadays. This store you could go into and buy what you needed for a month. For a month? Yes that is what I said. This is the way people did it back then. They didn't go to the store everyday or twice a day like we do now. They had to much to do working their farms and tending to live stock. Buying their 100 pounds of beans and flour or their 25 pound buckets of lard. Life was simple back then but very hard and the people still had time for more things then we do now. Go figue that out.
The Adams Family must have did pretty good with their general store because this is the old house that they lived in. A very large 2 story house with porches upstairs and down stairs in front and back. This house with the big yard really had to cost a lot back then. The house is now a Bed and Breakfast.
White Springs also had The Thetford Hotel in the 1800's so they must have had some travelers going through town. This was before motels and before motor lodges. These buildings are always built with the finest of materials. The roof over the front outside sitting area is long gone but it still looks nice. The hotel like the Adams house is a Bed and Breakfast. People traveling the interstate just have no idea of what they are missing. You just have to take the time and enjoy some of lifes little pleasures. There's more to life than the microwave and the computer.
Then with the sound of the water you have the sea gulls and their chatter that you get so sleepy. About the time you think you are going to fall asleep here come the small kids running and playing then, you are afraid that you will get the sand thrown on you. But they didn't. You know kids will be kids so you can't blame them for being so alive. Beside it is fun to watch them play in the sand and water. The water is never to cold for children. After a while of being on the beach lounger we took a walk up and down the beach. We were in the water knee deep,it was cool when we first got in then after we got used to it,it felt good.
Just another day in the life of a fulltime rv'er.
He was out at the sign that says "danger do not feed or molest". I did not feed the alligator and I don't know how you would molest one. Nancy says very carefully. Anyway it looks like the alligator can read,so he was at this sign to make sure people would see it and not bother him. After we got through walking on the trail we had a picnic dinner that I had bought earlier from KFC. It was a nice full day by the time we got through with 7+ miles for the day.