Dan and Sandy – On the Move in Texas
We always love getting together with friends and meeting new people as we go about our travels.
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Tag: Louisiana
Dan and Sandy – Louisiana, Texas Beaches, and Mardi Gras
We’ll be in Galveston for just over a month, staying at the Galveston Island KOA as well as Galveston Island State Park. During the month, I have a total of nine book signing and speaking events between Kroger and the KOA.
Between the activities at the campground and Mardi Gars, Sandy and I have been really active since we have arrived at the KOA. It’s a great campground with an amazing staff, and tons of activities for all ages.
We love coming to Galveston. It’s is such a cool little city. It’s an island town with a charming little downtown area. Sandy has even mentioned that this may be the spot that we settle down at after if we decide to trade in the nomad lifestyle for something less mobile.
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Dan and Sandy – Cracker Barrels, Krogers, and a Casino
We left Melbourne on January 2nd to start my first book signing tour of 2024. We drove to Ormond Beach and had dinner with our nephew Daniel and my cousin Debi and her husband, Kenny.
After dinner, we drove to Tallahassee for the night.
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Dan Clouser – A Monologue – A 2024 Travel Preview
For the first time since we’ve been traveling full-time, we actually know where we’ll be for the entire year.
We departed Melbourne, Florida on January 2nd to embark on a book tour for the first quarter of the year. In January, we’ll be signing throughout Louisiana. February, I have several signings in the Galveston, Texas area. After we leave Galveston, we’ll head north and do book signings in Katy, Midlothian, and Grapevine, Texas during the month of March.
After Texas, we’ll head west to Arizona for the final leg of the book tour with stops in Scottsdale, Tempe, and Buckeye.
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A Return Visit to Sam Houston Jones State Park
Among many other things, our group built a fence at the entrance, repainted the office, built tent pads, built a 500’ fishing pier/boardwalk, repainted signs, cleaned up tons of debris, grinded countless stumps, planted wildflowers, refinished playground equipment, cleared and rebuilt the Orange Trail, built culvert dams, and painted a flag pole.
It was a project that was extremely gratifying.
I think even more so for Sandy and I because we have friends in the area and we helped with relief efforts in the area a couple of weeks after Laura came through.
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