On a back road in eastern Oklahoma a small state park preserves the cabin of one of the most influential Native Americans of all time. Little accurate information is available concerning the life of Sequoyah, sometimes known as George Gist or Guess. He was born in the 1760s or 1770s, probably in Tennessee, and was
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THIS JUST IN. According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, there is a growing body of evidence of a possible start of the Swine Flu in California, not Mexico. To that end, I am calling on Congress to order the immediate closing of the border with California. Additionally I demand that the states of Arizona,
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Trailer Life Cream of the Crop Campsites: Boulder Creek RV Resort—Lone Pine, California Nestled between Sequoia National Park and Death Valley is the town of Lone Pine. You may recognize the area from any number of movie and TV show westerns filmed in the nearby Alabama Hills over the years. Boulder Creek RV Resort is
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If you’ll be in the southern California area in June 2009, make plans now to attend the 2009 Pomona RV & Travel Show! This year the RV show joins Summer Fest ’09 at the Pomona Fairplex June 19-21st. One price admits you to the Boat, RV, Travel, Home, Outdoor, and Computer Spectacular. Highlights of the
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