Blogs from Falmouth, Massachusetts, United States, North America

To state the obvious, if you plan to go to Quisset, you need to know where it is. From the water, you will see no sign of it until you are quite close. Once you have caught sight of the outer buoy (and perhaps spotted the masts in the harbor) the entrance is easy. Quisset consists of three little harbors nested inside each other. There are rental moorings throughout all three harbors but you will most likely find an empty mooring in the middle of the three harbors, just before you reach Buoy #8. We have never needed to use a mooring in the outermost harbor but it looks as though it might get a bit rolly when there are South or East winds. The rental buoys have a number on them plus a blue stripe. ... read more

What a wonderful trip this has been. We’ve been deciding which town, villages, and cities to visit, based on our areas of particular interest, location of Guy’s relatives, DK book descriptions, Triposo App. on our IPad and available motorhome services at Stellplatz sites or ASCI campsites. We have found delightful towns, large and small, tucked away in isolation in valleys and farmlands. Fulda was a wonderful surprise with a stellplatz near city center. We enjoyed an audio tour that made the town history and photographic sites come alive. We were able to tour the Dom, cathedral, churches, museums, abbeys and bakeries and finally to enjoy an unusual organ concert at a local school. This organ was originally built in 1879 and has been destructed, partially burned, and reconstructed several times. It has been gifted, ungifted, re ... read more

We're almost finished packing for our European adventure that starts on June 2nd when we fly to Spain to pick up our motorhome from where we last left it at our friend's. Then to France and Germany. We plan to use this blog to keep our friends, as well as family, up-to-date on where we go and what we see. Stay tuned for our meanderings.... read more