Our life on the road consists of travel during weekends and stays at RV parks and resorts for one or more weeks at a time. We are not financially independent and must work primarily Monday through Friday to keep this life funded.
During the weekdays when time permits we try to explore the area where we are staying. We tow a 1994 Jeep Wrangler to get around when we're not driving the RV.
We stay in touch with our family and friends through Facebook, Skype and telephone. With modern technology, our world has become much more connected than ever before.
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In the continuum of time, a moment passes in a flash of a second. Slices In Time, the website, is a record, in words and images, of some of these moments of our life on this planet. Slicesintime.com is journal of our current activities as well as an archive of life in the distant past.
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Monument Valley
May 31, 2010Oceano, CA -- June 27, 2010 -- We returned from our year-long trip around the USA after traveling almost 11,000 miles and through 35 states in 51 weeks.
We traveled in our 37 foot motorhome, towing a Jeep Wrangler north to Eureka, California, Florence and Bend, Oregon, then headed eastbound across Idaho with stops in Nampa, Caldwell and Victor, West Yellowstone, Montana to visit Yellowstone National Park.
The drive across the midwest took us through Cody and Cheyenne, Wyoming, Greenwood, Nebraska, Kankakee, Illinois 50 miles south of Chicago.
We took a 4-day drive to New England through Akron, Ohio, Jamestown, New York, Oneida, New York, then north through the beautiful Adirondacks region before ferrying over Lake Champlain to Burlington, Vermont. The arrival in Bangor, Maine via the northern part of New Hampshire with an overnight in Berlin completed the eastern route.
From Bangor, we started the southbound portion along I-95 through New England with stops at Northwood, New Hampshire, Salem, Massachusetts, North Branford, Connecticut.
We spent a month in Jersey City, New Jersey (New York City) before heading south to Dumfries, Virginia, Four Oaks, North Carolina, and Swansea, South Carolina.
The mid-winter months started in Davenport (Orlando), Mims, where we witnessed the launch of Space Shuttle Endeavor, STS-130, and then to the southernmost part of the trip, Homestead, Florida just outside of Miami, with a weekend drive to Key West. From Homestead, we continued our Florida winter at to Fort Myers, Homosassa and then finally Pensacola.
A week in New Orleans was marked the beginning of Spring. From New Orleans, we started our 'S' curve through the south via Alexandria, Louisiana, Little Rock, Arkansas, Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee where we took in the Grand Ole Opry and just missed the great flood of 2010 by a few hours.
Our westbound trek started with Branson, Missouri, Dodge City, Kansas, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Cortez, Colorado and Flagstaff, Arizona where we spent a weekend at the south rim of the Grand Canyon.
We returned to California via Hole in the Wall campground and Long Beach before reaching our west coast home in Oceano, California.
For a complete list of the details of the tour, go here and click here for all the photos.
Time Slice Computer Definition: A short interval of time allotted to each user or program in a multitasking or timesharing system. Time slices are typically in milliseconds.