August 7 is celebrated annually by lighthouse enthusiasts and organizations. In 1789 on this day, Congress approved an Act for the establishment and support of
Author: Carol Ann Heath, Ed.D.
Formally retired as Assistant State Superintendent, Special Education and Early Intervention but still involved in many activities, especially travel, consulting, graduate teaching in special education, volunteer activites in community.
THe Trade Winds in Hawaii
The Trade Winds in Hawaii Arriving in Hawaii the breezes are a delightful addition to the sticky heat and sunshine. According to NOAA, these winds were
An Overcast Day in Hawaii
Waking up in Paradise is a soul enriching experience, with gentle ocean breaks on the sand and swaying palm trees reminding us that appearances can
Packing and Getting on the Road
Hawaii 2021 June 24, 2021 Leaving Ocean City After two full days of sorting the travel outfits, snorkeling equipment, and clothes, arising at 4:45 am
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
Exploring on an RV trip is the best part of packing and driving- finally arriving at a place unseen and full of amazing sights. The
THe Trail to Cerro Gordo
As happens when traveling around the country in an RV, I noticed a small reference in a camping RV brochure about visiting Cerro Gordo, a
