Comments on: The Great, Great, Great Grand Adventure: Earth, Wind, Fire & Rain

By: Jennifer Cooper (Spicer relative)

Jennifer Cooper (Spicer relative) — Sat, 02 Mar 2013 02:09:35 +0000

Dear Brown Family
We were hoping to catch you before you left the area but this is the best we could do. After reading about you adventure in our local paper (Wilkes Journal Patriot) my mother attempted to find a way to contact you about your hunt for the Spicers. We were glad to know you found the Spicer Family book written by Bernard Spicer at our local library. Mother wanted to let you know she would be happy to share any Spicer pictures with you. My mother is Barbara Craven Cooper and is the daughter of Izetta Spicer Craven (all in the book). The Spicer family reunion is still held each year here in Wilkes. If you are still in the area or can tell us where to forward information we would be happy to share.

By: robi12

robi12 — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 10:51:56 +0000

It would not be an adventure without the ups and downs of the road to be traveled, but in the end the good times of the weight problems. The good people you meet along the way are also a plus. Traveling in an RV gives you a different perspective on life and the things we take for granted. Traveling in also gives you a different view of history you were taught as a child. Your children are lucky to be able to experience this at her age. Good luck to everyone and hope that our paths cross again. xenon kit

By: shahin

shahin — Mon, 25 Feb 2013 03:31:45 +0000

Who would have thought that if the wind blows, people do not sleep? Well, this is true, and we had our share of sleepless nights near the last three months, thanks to the sound of the wind whistling through the cracks and corners of our little home on wheels. It ‘also a “real party, a 65″ “wall” on the open roads of Wyoming and Nebraska when explosions Mother Nature suppressed and pushed hundreds of kilometers.

By: Jean Mulligan

Jean Mulligan — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 03:37:31 +0000

Rob, Kathy and Children: It was a pleasure meeting you today. Please stay in touch with me, I would love to hear about you great and not so great times. God Bless you all

By: Jean Mulligan

Jean Mulligan — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 03:32:36 +0000

Rob, Kathy and children: It was a pleasure meeting you. I am so happy I got to meet you and I am looking forward to seeing you Tuesday. I do hope you will stay in touch with me and tell me all the fun and not so fun happenings on your way. Please remember you have roots here and we would love to have you back in Wilkes Co just to spend time and visit. Rob, I am going to make the connection to my children’s Brown side of the family, Cuz. ha ha Take care God Bless you all and I will see you soon.

By: Gail Kennedy

Gail Kennedy — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 00:41:47 +0000

Sorry Nick, I thought your blog was written by The Brown family who I met in Florida. But most of what I wrote also goes for you and everyone else out there traveling our great country.

By: Gail Kennedy

Gail Kennedy — Tue, 05 Feb 2013 00:37:41 +0000

It wouldn’t be an adventure without the ups and downs of the road traveled, but in the end the good times out weight the problems. The good people you meet along the way are also a plus. Traveling in an RV gives you a different outlook on life and what we take for granted. Traveling around also gives you a different point of view on history you were taught as a child. Your children are lucky to be able to experience this at their ages. Good luck to you all and hope our paths cross again.