We are John/Cathy Robnik, we have been traveling fulltime since 2001. We have a 2005 Kountry Star Motorhome with a Jeep Liberty Toad. We have enjoyed every mile and hope to continue traveling for a long time to come......
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March 07, 2011
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February 11, 2011
Out n About in Alabama
An Easy drive from Biloxi today. Staying at the SKP park in Summerdale, nice park. The gulf beaches are spectacular and all the colorful house very picturesque. Notice on the pictures how white the sand is, it looks like snow, while its cold enough to snow, it is sand. After a full day of traveling we headed over to Lamberts Cafe in Foley and had some buns thrown at us. John had the fried Chicken, I had catfish the portions are more than plentiful and we had left overs, Yep, even John…. We found some wonderful restaurants while in Alabama, Bimini Bobs in Daphne not a chain restaurant owned by a local. The food is fresh and cooked and seasoned to perfection. The menu is mostly seafood with a little Caribbean flair. The coleslaw had mangoes in it really good. We also went to the original Oyster house in Mobile, The oysters we so good and so was the seafood gumbo. Both restaurants sit overlooking the bay.We drove over to Pensacola to tour the National Aviation Museum at NAS Pensacola. Home of the Blue Angeles . GREAT museum, we had a tour of the flight line, and then took a guided tour of the museum. This is always fun to hear personal recollections'. One of the most interesting facts about the museum is that no tax payers $ are used for funding. One major contributor is the owner of Enterprise car rental- the story goes something like this…. Fellow joins the Navy and is a fighter pilot assigned to the USS Enterprise, after his tour of duty, opens up a car rental business and names the business after the ship he loved that is how Enterprise Car Rental got its name, then hears about the museum and donates 10 million $$$. as told by the tour guide. One last interesting bit of info- the restaurant in the museum Cubi Bay Cafe, This was an actual officers club in Cubi Bay Philippines until a volcano erupted and destroyed the base. When the navy went over to clean up they brought back what was left of the officers club tables, chairs, plaques, portions of the walls and the entirebar. Thus recreating the restaurant inside the museum. I suppose you could say it’s a museum inside of a museum.
That just about concludes our visit to Alabama's Gulf Coast, except to say we will be back BUT it will be during the heat of the summer. Its a shame its been to cold to really enjoy the beautiful beaches.
February 06, 2011
Finally the sun is shining in the south again... all is good...
February 04, 2011
We spent a week in the New Orelans and surrounding area. The weather was great for the first part of the week, but, towards the end it was brutal, rain, tornado watches, freezing rain just plain cold. We took advantage of the "good weather" and spent one day in the French Quarter went to one of our favs Pat Obriens for hurricanes, listened to some great street musicians, popped into a couple of small bars, had lunch at one of our favs Cafe Maspero on Decatur. We found a small bar with a very unusual name you can see the picture below, its name was "Huge Ass Beers" for real that was the name. Too funny, but true.. they were big
January 26, 2011
Crawfish Capitol of the WORLD!!!
We are staying at Poche Fish Camp and Rv Park. After getting settled in our campsite we headed out to Walmart to pick up a few items and have an early dinner. We drove by Crazy Bout Crawfish and the parking lot was jammed with cars all locals- no better place than where the locals go... We were not dissapointed.... The place was jumpin with cajun music and the servers were friendly as well as the customers. After at least 30 min of looking over the menu we fianally decided- John had the 3 lb crawfish platter, and I had the Blackend Catfish with crawfish etouffee, Wowzers, and for desert homemade peach cobbler. By the way that is not butter on top of the peach cobbler its peach ice cream....
January 22, 2011
Travel Plans this year (so far)
Travel to Florida, Feb-Apr -enroute now
New Orelans Jazz Festival -May
Memphis Internation BBQ Championships Cook Off... Mid May
that is all we have in the plans. Not sure what we will be doing this summer...
Look for future updates.....
October 05, 2010
September 28, 2010
September 03, 2010
Coeur d Alene Idaho/Spokane, WA
As our time is winding down here in Montana we took our last trip and went to Coeur d Alene, Idaho we did a boat ride on the lake, went to a biker bar not just a any old biker bar this one is a drive thru, yep the motorcycles drive right thru the middle of the bar. This was also the last stop for the 9/11 steel memorial which started in NY. (click on pic for more detail.) While in Spokane WA we went to the Spokane Falls, and toured and tasted Vodka, Gin, Whiskey at a local distillery.
August 16, 2010
Montana Western Fair/Rodeo
Ever hear of a tater pig or a viking? Below are pictures of the Tater Pig- baked potato with a smokie sausage baked in, and the Viking- meatball baked then fried in a batter. It was kind of interesting to have a food booth at the fair you had to be non profit. Lots of farm animals some had never seen before like the lamb with the black face and legs and white body very pretty. The rodeo was good there was the usual, bull riding, bronco riding, steer roping, clowns etc. The carnival was very crowded. We spent most of our time in the beer gardens :)
August 07, 2010
The Hiawatha Bike Trail
"One of the most scenic rail to trails in USA" I totally believe it.... The trail starts out in Montana and ends in Idaho 16 miles one direction. We took the shuttle bus back. We started at look out pass to rent our equipment drove 5 miles to the trail head and our adventure began. We went thru 10 tunnels with the first tunnel being the longest at 1.66 miles long and very dark- scary dark and over 7 high steel trestles.

July 27, 2010
Glacier National Park
We had a wonderful time in Glacier spent two days and found so many waterfalls in the park absolutely beautiful. Did a ranger lead hike to St Marys Falls and they were spectacular. There was still quite a bit of snow at Logan Pass. In the afternoon there were some pretty heavy storms with hail and lightning which made the park all the more spectacular.
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July 14, 2010
Pintler Scenic Route & Skalaho Pass
Next week its onto Glacier National Park
July 08, 2010
July 01, 2010
National Bison Range
Moiese, MT




















