On the Sinclair Trails blog: We visited the Sandstone Falls area of New River Gorge National Park, the newest full National Park in the US. The Sandstone Falls section features a 1500 feet wide waterfall on the New River.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We visited the Grandview area of New River Gorge National Park, the newest full National Park in the US. The Grandview section overlooks a bend in the New River.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We stayed at Little Beaver State Park in Beaver, West Virginia. 🚌
On the Sinclair Trails YouTube channel (like & subscribe!): A timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 314 miles from College Park, Maryland to Beaver, West Virginia. 🚌📹
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We drove our coach 314 miles, about five hours of driving, from College Park, Maryland to Beaver, West Virginia. The beginning of our westward migration, heading towards our home base in Washington state. 🚌
On the Sinclair Trails blog: I designed a custom desk for our motorhome, which we had built to match existing cabinetry. 🚌
Paladin has started bapping at a bee ornament hanging above the driver area in our motorhome, as a way to get attention. Sometimes he can be such a brat. 🐈⬛ #Caturday
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We visited Antietam National Battlefield in Maryland, where “23,000 soldiers were killed, wounded or missing after twelve hours of savage combat on September 17, 1862”.
@bradenslen fascinating; I didn’t realize there was an European bison.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We visited Harpers Ferry National Historical Park in West Virginia.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We also visited the Smithsonian American History Museum in DC.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We visited the Smithsonian Natural History Museum in Washington DC.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We did an evening guided tour of Washington DC monuments from the Cherry Hill Park campground.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: While staying in the DC area, we attended a couple of baseball games. The first was the Atlanta Braves playing at the Baltimore Orioles stadium, Oriole Park at Camden Yards. ⚾️
On the Sinclair Trails blog: While staying near Washington DC, we did a quick drive through the city, around the Capitol and along the National Mall.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We stayed at Cherry Hill Park in College Park, Maryland. 🚌
On the Sinclair Trails YouTube channel (like & subscribe!): A timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 65 miles from Hanover, Pennsylvania to College Park, Maryland. 🚌📹
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We drove our coach just 65 miles, about 1.5 hours of driving, from Hanover, Pennsylvania to College Park, Maryland. 🚌
@cliffordbeshers my initial thought is a metallic cover over an electrical outlet on a wall.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: we went to NIRVC in DC for our annual servicing of the engine, generator, Aqua-Hot, etc. 🚌
Paladin enjoying a shoebox. 🐈⬛ #Caturday
On the Sinclair Trails blog: we visited the Gettysburg memorials and cemetery.
On the Sinclair Trails blog, a different war, but perhaps a fairly appropriate post for Independence Day: We visited Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania, including a third-party museum and visitor center.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We stayed at Codorus State Park in Hanover, Pennsylvania. 🚌
On the Sinclair Trails YouTube channel (like & subscribe!): A timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 102 miles from Manassas, Virginia to Hanover, Pennsylvania. Including a bunch of kids requesting Jenn sound the coach air horn, which she obliged. 🚌📹
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We drove our coach 102 miles, about two hours of driving, from Manassas, Virginia to Hanover, Pennsylvania. This was a last-minute change to our route, to avoid spending the weekend at NIRVC, and so we could pick up another state. 🚌
@manton sounds fun. My Bryce blog posts might have some useful info for your trip.
@odd I rely on cell service with my motorhome, so buffering is sometimes an issue for me in low cell areas.
@val that picture was from the customer lounge, that has windows overlooking the storage area. Our coach was in a service bay on the far side. Owners can go in there, though it’s discouraged for safety and security reasons.
@manton looking at my timeline on the Micro.blog website, my last post with a picture appearing was 2024-04-16 at 13:25. Minutes later at 13:37 was another post without its picture. So that gives you a pretty small window of when it started.
@manton my last two photo challenge posts are missing their photos. They do have photos on my WordPress site.
@DazeEnd been there. I found it kinda depressing. Not too surprising, perhaps.
@manton hope it’s more clear for you. I’m in Paris, Texas, and it’s socked in currently.
@starrwulfe it’s fine. He’s indoor-only, so his house just happens to move. He’s not a fan of travel days, so we give him some medication to chill him out a bit on those days, so he’s not bothered by it.
@dejus How many of those places do you recognize? I bet there are a few stumpers. Let me know which ones you recognize, and which ones you’ve visited. See the end of the post for a full list.
@danielpunkass less complete release notes. It seemed truncated in the in-app updater.
@odd it’s tricky to get the coach dashcam footage and 360 footage to line up. I just use iMovie; it’s possible Final Cut Pro might make that easier, I don’t know.
@odd it’s a 360 degree camera, mounted on the roof of the truck. I can change the viewing angle when editing the video.