Video 22 of our Series, Around the USA in 90 Days!
Sooner or later, Niagara Falls is a “MUST SEE” for us all. And while others like to compare their favorites to the mighty Niagara, once you’ve seen both the American and Canadian segments of the falls, you’ll never forget those magic moments enjoying its beauty,
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Video 21 of our Series, Around the USA in 90 Days!
Presque Isle is true to its name, a very long, skinny peninsula that hooks around Erie Pennsylvania like Cape Cod does for Plymouth Massachusetts. Better yet, for hikers and bike riders Presque Isle has a full forest tree cover to provide shelter with the typical winds of the Great Lake Erie. Along the path are sites of nearby Erie – no wonder with Presque’s protection the seaport was chosen by settlers hundreds of years ago. Of course, with such valuable real estate, it led to wars between the Native Americans, British and American Settlers.
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Video 20 of our Series, Around the USA in 90 Days!
Hard to match, let alone beat the joy of riding a RadPower City eBike! Looking back at a few of our earlier “Around the USA in 90 Days” here’s a few overhead views of us riding at Indiana Dunes/Beverly Shores and Maumee Bay State Park, Ohio on the Great Lake Erie
Video 19 of our Series, Around the USA in 90 Days!
Heading across Ohio en route to the City of Erie, we enjoyed an eBike ride and overnight RV stay at Maumee Bay State Park in Ohio on the great Lake Erie.
Video 18 of our Series, Around the USA in 90 Days!
As we enter Michigan en-route to the East Coast, we check out the breakfast cereal capital of the world in Battle Creek. And along the way, we pulled our RV into Cornwell’s Turkeyville and had a delicious meal – Thanksgiving or not!
Photo’s from Battlecreek MI below Continue reading “From Turkeyville to Battlecreek Michigan – A Cereal Story”
Video 17 of our Series, Around the USA in 90 Days!
This time we are in Fort Wayne, Indiana, the final stomping ground of John Chapman, AKA Johnny Appleseed. And while General Wayne is credited with the City name after conquering the native american Miami Indians tribe ( then known by the name Kekionga), the kind-hearted Johnny Appleseed enjoyed the company of everyone, including the Indians, all of God’s creatures and his fellow white man whom he shared both sermons as well as apple seeds to grow nourishing fruit trees.
Video 15 of our Series, Around the USA in 90 Days!
Once in a while it’s okay to RV overnight in a Walmart (Winona, Minnesota) and the nearby lake was beautiful. Bad news – don’t run wide open with your dog on wet grass chasing a squirrel into a tree! Meanwhile, after crossing the Mississippi we enjoyed spending some time in the Wisconsin Dells before heading to Indiana.
Video 14 of our Series, Around the USA in 90 Days!
As we head through South Dakota to the Badlands National Park to the Minuteman Nuclear Missile National Museum, we also dropped by the Walls Drug complex after seeing all the roadside ad signs. The Badlands are, well… not a place you’d expect to see much life including vegetation but the sandstone hills and cliffs are quite remarkable – just the kind of terrain you might expect President Teddy Roosevelt to trot through on his horse. Nearby we saw a sign for the Minuteman Missile National Museum so we thought “why not?” (or at least Michael was game). That said, not many enjoy the thought of our Country being involved in a thermonuclear war so if this sort of thing doesn’t make you wonder about our National deterrent to avoid future International Wars, we certainly understand why you might want to pass seeing our Minuteman National Museum.
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Video 13 of our Series, Around the USA in 90 Days!
If you are interested to learn about Indian life, the importance of the Buffalo, cultural and life changes on an Indian Reservation and the importance of education to improve their future after 7 generations of servitude, you’ll enjoy this video that highlights the ongoing work of the Crazy Horse Monument.
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