| Welcome to our tour of our 35th state – North Carolina. We began on November 26 and ended on December 20, 2011. Most important news is that there were no new RV crises associated with the state. We started the tour in the mountainous west along the Blue Ridge Parkway and Ashville, which can only be described as beautiful. The Appalachian’s are lush and full of wonderful waterfalls. The scenic drives alone are well worth the trip. Carl Sandburg’s home is near Charlotte and is preserved as the day he died. Nothing has been moved. It offers a fantastic tour of a great man’s life. If you have never driven the Outer Banks, you need to add it to your bucket list. With the ocean on one side and the intra-coastal waterway on the other, the drive is full of wonderful beaches and communities worthy of long, leisurely strolls. You must stop at the Kitty Hawk National Park and Ft. Raleigh, site of the first, and most mysterious, attempt at British colonization on our shores. But don’t sell the interior short. It’s the location of Mount Airy, the boyhood home of Andy Griffith and model for his Mayberry; New Bern, the first territorial capital and the birthplace of Pepsi Cola; and many great golf courses. To navigate your way through this month’s edition, click on the gray tabs in the navigation block to the left. As always, we would appreciate any comments. You can email us at kabopa730@yahoo.com . |
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| BOB AND KATHY'S RV ADVENTURE |
N O R T H C A R O L I N A - our 35th state
Our Rig
WE ARE HERE ! Ever wonder just were we are? Well now you can find out just by looking at the map below. I will try and update this page each time we move to another campsite - even if there is no state update. Look for the update date in the lower left hand corner for the date of my last map update. |
