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.
Yesterday we went to Shallotte to find Joe's Bar-B-Que,but the name was changed. We had heard they have good food. The food was good and the price was even better and this was on a saturday evening for a buffet.
After an early dinner what else was there to do but to walk on the beach. Here the birds are always looking for a hand out and sure enough someone is willing to feed them.
Here are some people trying their luck at catching some fish in the intercoastal waterway.
Yesterday it was cloudy without any sunshine coming through the clouds at any time. We decided to drive down to Myrtle Beach to see what was new since we have been there in 2004. As we got near the storm clouds moved in so I turned and started back to the motorhome before we made it back we got caught in a bad storm with lightning,thunder and hail. It was hard to drive in.
Looks as though someone had an accident,maybe storm related.
By the time we got back to the campground the rain had stopped. We are staying in a very nice campgound (Wishing Well) with 15 sites. This is a Passport America campground and at half price is really cheap. We are only 5 miles from the beach.
Yesterday it was time to do the washing of the clothes. So we had to go to Shallotte to a laundromat. Nancy had a big wash so it took a while to get it all finished. After we got back to the motorhome rested and watched a little tv it was time to eat dinner.
After dinner we went to beach side to walk along the beach and in the water. Here is the old bridge that has been here for years.
It is being replaced by a much needed tall modern bridge. We walked a couple of miles on the beach,it was nice and Sunset Beach is never crowded.
I got off the interstate road and drove on route 378 across South Carolina. Passing old houses that are no longer good enough to live in but I'm sure a day not long ago was someone's pride and joy. Passing corn fields along the way,these are the small things I like to see on the back roads.
Here is something that might come along on the narrow roads that will slow you down when traffic is coming in the opposite direction. This gentlemen was on this small motr bike going around 30 mph. He was getting over as far as he could,but the road was to narrow to go around him when the traffic was coming.
We arrived in Sunset Beach around 2:30 pm at the Wishing Well Campground. It is a very nice and has 15 sites. The campground is located 4.5 miles from the beach side. This is the beachside street,only houses here. No motels or restaurants,just houses. It is nice to see that some of the beaches have not developed into the concrete jungles like Myrtle Beach and Daytona Beach have become. Sunset Beach is located 14 miles north of Myrtle Beach and 5 miles south of Ocean Isle. 
Here is the beach at low tide. This is the only fishing pier along the 5 mile stretch of beach. We got here early enough to take a nice walk on the beach. It was so nice to look along the beach and see nothing but houses. 
The Rhododendron is beautiful in the north georgia mountains. We saw bunches and bunches of them yesterday as I was looking for a campground when we leave here. We were looking at two forest service campgrounds as we like to be out in the woods. But they were to far off the main road and the price per night was too costly for the sites.
We were back at the gospel sing again last night and heard Mark Bishop,Naomi and the Segos,Archie Watkins,Down East Boys and The Roy Knight Singers. It was a good night of singing and the time passed fast.
After spending wednesday night at the FlyingJ,we just took our time getting ready for the road again. And why not we only had a mile and a half to go-
down to Indian Creek Baptist Church to the 3 day Memorial Weekend Gospel Sing.
Last night was Bluegrass night. Here the Watkins Family is on stage. Mike Upright along with The Marksmen and Exception To The Rule. They were all good.
Here we are along with the other campers around the big tent no more than 50 yards. This has been another good day and expecting tomorrow to be better.
We had a nice spot to park at Sinclair Lake. 
Had to watch out for the ants though. I wonder how many are in this ant hill?
Yesterday morning we walked down to the beach and back before we loaded up and left.
Again we passed some interesting things along the way. Here is an old gas station that a town is restoring. I thing it is a good thing to keep some of the old houses and building instead of tearing all of them down. I always like to see the old motels and stations along the back roads. Each one has their own design,not looking like they have all come out of the same mold.
Yesterday after having lunch with Joan and Nick we said our good byes. It was very windy and driving was an extra chore. I drove up route 129 going past Bar-becue places. 
Old buildings that have seen their better days.
Going through the town of Gray,Georgia and seeing this mural on the wall of this building.
We arrived at Lake Sinclair Campground. This is a Forest Service Campground with only 5 electric and water hook ups. This was not a problem though we were the only ones in the campground. It is off the main roadway so the only time that there may be any kind of crowd would be on a week end. We were here in October and we liked it so we decided to stop again. 
After checking in at the self checking station and hooking the electric we took off down the road to Milledgeville to get something to eat. Looks like someone had an accident at this entersection.
Saw this Golen Corral in town and I like to eat at these restaurant. I'm glad we did because the people were very friendly and the food was the best at any Golden Corral that I have eaten in. So if you are in Milledgeville,Georgia when you feel the hungry pain stop in here.
Yesterday Nick and I made our rounds to the stores. This is an everyday thing with Nick,he has to check to see whats on sale and if he has a coupon for it. He's a careful shopper. The price of gas has stayed they same here in Warner Robins.
I saw this sign several times and you do not know how hard it was to not stop and have a steak. It has been a long time since we have eaten at a Western Sizzlin Steak. This chain of restaurants served a delicious steak at one time. I know that my brother Nick would want us to eat with them so I passed up the urge.
They are doing work on I-75 for about a 60 mile strip. It wasn't so bad though,it was still 2 lanes of traffic both north and south.
Here was a guy with his pick up and a small trailer full of watermelons traveling north to hopefully to make a small profit sellinf them.
Peaches isn't the only thing Georgia has. They have a huge amount of pecan trees. You don't see these trees driving on the interstate roads. Here in Valdosta
This is Jeremy and Tiff's yard where we are parked. This is a nice set up we have water and electric. We do have to go to a gas station to dump,but that is not a problem since it is only 7 miles away.We are back home from Mark and Sherrys. The burgers that Mark fixed us were good. After lunch we played a game of scrabble,then sat around and watched tv for a while,chatted and around 5:30 we went out for dinner,where we talked some more and ate a good meal. After we said our goodbyes we came home and here we are. Now we can pull off our shoes and relax some more.
