bugsy running on lone rock beach with the airstream and f-150 in the background

Author: lauren

  • One night in Williamsport, MD–Acadia Loop trip

    One night in Williamsport, MD–Acadia Loop trip

    We visited Williamsport in May 2019 during our Acadia National Park trip. This will be an easy post to write. Something happened to me overnight in Mystic, and I was completely useless the next morning when we had to leave for Williamsport. I uncurled from my fetal position a few times: to help hitch up the

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  • One day in Mystic, CT–Acadia Loop trip

    One day in Mystic, CT–Acadia Loop trip

    We were in Mystic in May 2019 during our loop trip to Acadia NP. Connecticut was Bugsy’s 41st state! We were all very excited about that. And it was the Airstream’s 40th, but the Airstream cares less than Bugsy does about that sort of thing. At this point in the trip we were just hightailing

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  • One night in Portland, Maine–Acadia Loop trip

    One night in Portland, Maine–Acadia Loop trip

    We were in Portland in May 2019, as part of our Acadia trip. Read about our second, more productive visit in 2022 here! We didn’t plan to stop in Portland when planning this trip. Yes, it’s a cool town with a great beer scene, but we’d been there before (although it was many moons ago

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  • Trip planning: Asheville NC and Fayetteville WV

    Trip planning: Asheville NC and Fayetteville WV

    This planning post was for a trip to Asheville and Fayetteville in September 2019. …but our ultimate destination isn’t either of those places. It’s our Airstream’s old home Misty Mountain Camp Resort in Crozet, VA, for the Misty Mountain Music Festival, a weekend of Virginia performers and local food, beer, and crafts. This will be

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  • Two days in Camden, Maine–Acadia Loop trip

    Two days in Camden, Maine–Acadia Loop trip

    We visited Camden in May 2019 during our Acadia National Park trip. Campground After leaving Bar Harbor, we wanted to explore Central Maine’s coast, so we spent two nights at Megunticook Campground near the towns of Camden, Rockport, and Rockland. It’s a super friendly park, with a sweet doggy in the office and lots of space

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  • Acadia National Park

    Acadia National Park

    We visited Acadia in May 2019 as part of this loop trip to Maine. Just outside the quaint seaside town of Bar Harbor, Maine, a five-hour drive north of Boston, sits the exquisite seaside jumble of rocks known as Acadia National Park. We took the Airstream up to Bar Harbor in mid-May for our first

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  • Five days in Bar Harbor, Maine–Acadia Loop trip

    Five days in Bar Harbor, Maine–Acadia Loop trip

    We visited Bar Harbor in May 2019 during our Acadia NP trip. Dragging the Airstream down narrow, low-clearance, steephilly New England roads was completely worth it: Bar Harbor, and specifically Acadia National Park, is a spectacular vacation destination. We ate an absurd number of lobster rolls, drank as much local beer as we could get

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  • Two days in Beverly, MA–Acadia Loop trip

    Two days in Beverly, MA–Acadia Loop trip

    We visited Beverly in May 2019 during our Acadia National Park trip. We love the Boston area: we lived in Charlestown for two years in the Aughts and try to visit J’s mom just north of Boston often. Taking the Airstream to Beverly, though… let’s just say we learned an important lesson. Airstreaming in New

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  • One night in Hershey, PA–Acadia Loop trip

    One night in Hershey, PA–Acadia Loop trip

    We visited Hershey in May 2019, as part of our trip to Acadia National Park. Our first real target destination on our road trip to Acadia was J’s mom’s house in Beverly, MA, but we didn’t want to do the drive from VA to MA with the Airstream all in one day. Hershey, PA sits

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  • Tarantulas!

    Tarantulas!

    All through my formative years, my aunt and uncle had a pet tarantula. A strange choice of pet, no doubt, but Uncle Jim loves the Desert Southwest more than just about anyone else I know, so I guess it made an odd sort of sense. My first tarantula-cousin was a male named Fred who came

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