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Almost Home

A travel blog entry by oysterbed9

Hi well our adventure is almost over, And I'm missing home forsure, I guess because were so close to home another day or so, I'm missing everyone,ButI I've been blessed to see things and places that I never would have seen if Randy and Betty taken me with them, I'm very grateful. It should be another day or two, we did a lot of driving today and …

Shreveport here we come!

A travel blog entry by rbseifert

We left Branson with tears in our eyes. We wanted to stay and see more shows, but that wasn't in our original plans so we were blessed to see the two shows we saw.

On the road to Shreveport, Louisiana was a quiet but beautiful drive. We had another awesome drive with God's beautiful landscapes. We made a couple of stops through …

Layover South

A travel blog entry by jpandpa

We left Crater of Diamonds SP and headed south back to the Gulf coast and New Orleans. After looking at the map, we decided we should have gone to New Orleans first, then north to AR. A lttle too late then.

The rv park we stayed in was a convenient, neat park with the best stocked rv supply store we had ever been in durng all our travels.

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Day Tripping in Louisiana

A travel blog entry by nancy8895

we spent the whole day driving through Louisiana, even taking a "back road" Hwy. 90 through Acadian towns such as Point Coupee and Opelousas. Then we passed through Alexandria and now we are on the west side of Shreveport at a nice, though not scenic RV park. While walking the corgis a woman came running out of ...

The Deep South

A travel blog entry by john.and.becky

... 8221; was filmed. It was off the beaten path, but we took a drive through. It is a great little town along the river that dates back to the early 1700's. Not far from Natchitoches there were several plantations that had been restored and are open to the public. We were able to go to Melrose Plantation. I felt a heavy sadness there.

I can’t imagine the sweltering, drenching heat the people on these plantations worked and ...