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Home page of
Carol & Al Stevens |
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Our Camping History, By Rig
Starts in 1973 with the ole Army tent to the Montana |
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For a little tongue in cheek fun:
Recipe for the Rving Life |
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* Photos of interior of Our Montana, Our Way
* Page 2, Our Montana, Our Way
* Plant Shelves and Headboard Improvements
* See one of Al's electrical improvements to the Montana.
* Hitch Lube Plate
* See improvements done Spring 2005, doors and TV shelf.
*Improvements Winter 2006, bike stand, paper on glass doors, outside lights, and spiffy screen door opener.
*Improvements 2007, vanity drop open drawer and new stereo install.
*Improvements 2007, part 2, Gutter and new Slide awning fabric
*Improvements 2007, part 2, ANOTHER shelf, 12 foot long this time! |
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Email us |
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Our Traveling Companions |
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A cause dear to our hearts |
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Abby, 1997 to 2007, Playing at the Rainbow Bridge with Sebastian & Benjamin & Kitties |
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Above, left is Abigail, on the right is Captain Hook.
Below left is Chantilly, on the right is Gallagher.
They are Yorkshire Terriers. |
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One of Carol's hobbies (addictions) is Family History. One of the great things about traveling in a RV is that she can get to research libraries across the country. She can also visit with distant cousins. See the links below for some of the families that she is researching. |
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Minnie Agnes Halterman's Ancestors Rockingham County, Virginia |
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Donald Eugene Bowen's Ancestors, Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina |
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Archibald Norman Lashbrook's Ancestors, England, New York, Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota |
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Please feel free to visit the Lenawee County Family Researchers, a Genealogical Society home page. |
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See what else Carol does in her spare time, visit, CaBrook Research. |
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Read one of our previous tour reports |
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The Adventure of 2004, installment one. Load it up, Huntsville Alabama |
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The Adventure of 2004, installment two. Jackson Mississippi, New Orleans and some real close parking in Lake Charles Louisiana. |
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The Adventure of 2004, installment three. A pretty Lake Charles Lousisiana, Houston Texas and Donna Texas |
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The Adventure of 2004, installment four. Donna Texas, South Padre Island Texas, includes dolphin watching. |
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The Adventure of 2004, installment five, has 3 pages, page 1 talks about Santa Anna Nature Preserve, page 2 talks about the Aloe Vera farm, and page 3 talks about Mexico. Click on the page number, or go to page 1 and there will be a link at the bottom of each page to take you to the following page. |
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The Adventure of 2004, installment six, has 3 pages, page 1 talks about our visit to a citrus grove, page 2 talks about some of our experiences and observations of the Rio Grande Valley and includes photos of the La Joya high school dancers, page 3, has more photos of the La Joya high school performers. |
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The Adventure of 2004, installment seven is found here. San Antonio Texas, the Alamo, Dallas and Fort Worth Texas |
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The Adventure of 2004, installment eight is found here. Stock yards of Fort Worth Texas, Oklahoma City, Arkansas City Kansas, prairie dog colony, Independence Missouri |
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The Adventure of 2004, the final installment, number nine is found here. Page 1 talks about our last week on the road and some final thoughts about our Adventure, includes floor plan of the 3295RK. Page 2 has photos of exterior and interior, thanks to Keystone RV Company 2003 sales brochure. |
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Gun Lake Camping, 2004, great fun and an exercise in packing a campsite full of gear. |
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Montana Tours of 2005:
Page 1, A Snowy Sick Start
Page 2, Llano Grande, Iwo Jima Monument in Harlingen
Page 3, Borderfest photos
Page 4, Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show
Page 5, Final days in Rio Grande, Sand art, bees and grilling.
Page 6, Hill County of Texas and Wildflowers
Page 7, More Wildflowers of the Hill Country of Texas
Page 8, Bandera, The Cowboy Town, LJB Ranch
Page 9, More of the LBJ Ranch
Page 10, Luckenback, stone house and spectacular storm clouds
Page 11, Enchanted Rock, and we get interviewed by Ft Worth newspaper
Page 12, Wildflowers, again! And, Fredericksburg Texas the shopping mecca
Page 13, Ruston Louisiana
Page 14, More Ruston, Louisiana
Page 15, Natchez Trace and a Snowy finish (just a little snow).
Page 16, Minnesota and Iowa Research Trip
Page 17, Gun Lake, 2005 style
Page 18, MOC Great Lakes Area Fall Rally and Fall Camping in Michigan |
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2006 Travel reports:
Page 1, Bentsen Palm Village, our home for 3 months.
Page 2, Rio Grande River Cruise and Museum of South Texas History, Edinburg, Texas
Page 3, More Museum of South Texas History, including the gallows and South Padre Island
Page 4, Dolphins and other wild life at South Padre Island
Page 5, Border Fest
Page 6, Ribbon Dance, Green Parakeets and a bike ride that did not go as planned.
Page 7, Al's bike stand and Jammin'
Page 8, Winter Texan Day in Progreso Mexico
Page 9, More Winter Texan Day, Vendors on Wheels and Dancers
Page 10, Rio Grande Valley Flora
Page 11, More Rio Grande Valley Flora
Page 12, Birds of the Rio Grande Valley
Page 13, Wild Animals of the Rio Grande Valley
Series of pages, Gates of the Hill Country, Texas, Page 1, Page 2, Page 3, more to come |
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Montana Keeps on Rolling, Travels of 2007
Page 1: Departure, traveling to Mission, via Ore City, discovery of a new cousin!
Page 2: Drizzle, what a nasty stuff, birding in the Rio Grande Valley, short visit to Monterrey, Mexico.
Page 3. Citrus Festival, South Padre Island and Sugar cane burning fallout.
Page 4. Lumber shopping, square dancing.
Page 5. Gladys Porter Zoo, Brownsville and a small Spanish cemetery along 281. |
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Copyright 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 by Carol A. Bowen Stevens |
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