Exploring With Intuition

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  • Sprinter Sold

    2014 Pleasure-Way Plateau TS  (Sold)  2014 Pleasure-Way Plateau TS $xx,xxx Posting this as an example of how to advertise a camper van for sale. This is not our current van and we are still enjoying exploring in the new van.  ~ 42,109 Miles Balance of Cornerstone RV 7 year or 75,000 mile warranty on chassis…

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    Mark Haskell

  • Spring Update: Robots, Birds, Deck, and Van Gone

    It has been a while with no exploring, so thought we should post an update. After retrieving the van from Florida, we turned it in to a dealer and ordered a new one. This will have a smaller footprint, solar panels and lithium ion batteries to facilitate off grid adventures in the future. They are…

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    Mark Haskell

  • Big Whirligigs

    Good friends Earl & Karen invited us on a road trip to attend the grand opening of Vollis Simpson Whirligig Park & Museum. Not far off from I-95, this park is well worth a detour. Here’s some background on the artist. Update 19 June 2025:  Nan de Andrade, my former choir director, shared more background…

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    Mark Haskell

  • Jen & Jim’s Wedding

    Beth’s niece Jennifer’s pending marriage was the reason for choosing Michigan as our early summer trip. They picked a perfect day for a wedding and the ceremony, at Jefferson Beach Marina, was nicely done and enjoyed by all.  After a pause for photos, everyone was invited to board the motor vessel Infinity for a celebratory…

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    Mark Haskell

  • Turtles Ashore

    Snuck out of the condo early enough to see the sun rise over a calm Atlantic Ocean here in Juno. It was a perfect morning to walk on the beach. The water was warm and the air temp was still under ninety. Connecting the sunrise and sea to land, I counted thirty-three sets of turtle…

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    Mark Haskell

  • Florida Botanical Garden

    Visiting mom in Florida we took advantage of a cool morning to visit The Florida Botanical Gardens. We had only been here in the winter so, closer to the summer solstice, completely different plants are in bloom.  This is one of those free spots in Florida that can be a nice break from visiting commercial…

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    Mark Haskell