I wasn’t able to get out of my driveway for a while while the road was being paved, but now I am free again. So I took a couple of afternoon walks at Crescent Lake and Weedon Island here in St Pete FL. Some critters that I encountered:

Although it looks like there’s now light at the end of the covid tunnel, it’s still gonna be a few months before it’ll be possible to take up road-traveling again. So in the meantime, I’m gonna post some photos taken during previous travels, overseas and in the US, that I did before I began vandwelling. … More Previous Travels: South Africa’s Kruger National Park

Probably the most easily-recognized plants in Florida, the Palmettos form dense understories and near-impenetrable thickets. Although it is a member of the very common and widespread palm group, the Saw Palmetto, Serenoa repens, is the sole member of its genus. It is found only in Florida and the southernmost parts of Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi, … More Palmettos

In Florida, every motorized boat has to be registered, and registration requires a unique name for the boat. And that has led to some creative names. Puns and wordplay are common features.

Although it looks like there’s now light at the end of the covid tunnel, it’s still gonna be a few months before it’ll be possible to take up road-traveling again. So in the meantime, I’m gonna post some photos taken during previous travels, overseas and in the US, that I did before I began vandwelling. … More Previous Travels: Gettysburg

When I was a kid I lived in Rapid City SD and had Lakota friends on the Pine Ridge Reservation. I learned the basics of arrowpoint-making (along with a bunch of other kids) from a guy who seemed to take a liking to the young wasichu. So I thought I’d give it a try again now that … More Making Some Stone Arrowheads

The Florida Botanical Garden in Pinellas County is another one of my favorite places to walk around for an afternoon. No matter what time of year, there’s always something blooming here. And it’s a great spot to watch for birdies, turtles and gators. So join me for a nice relaxing walk in the Gardens.

Although it looks like there’s now light at the end of the covid tunnel, it’s still gonna be a few months before it’ll be possible to take up road-traveling again. So in the meantime, I’m gonna post some photos taken during previous travels, overseas and in the US, that I did before I began vandwelling. … More Previous Travels: St Louis

Although it looks like there’s now light at the end of the covid tunnel, it’s still gonna be a few months before it’ll be possible to take up road-traveling again. So in the meantime, I’m gonna post some photos taken during previous travels, overseas and in the US, that I did before I began vandwelling. … More Previous Travels: Aquarium of the Pacific

Way back when the zombie apocalypse began (it now seems like decades ago) I was living in a camper van and traveling around the country. When I was forced to go to ground and hole up in a mobile home in Florida, I wanted to get some pets. I’m an animal lover, but no pooties … More Update on my Pets