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All the trees around the distillery have black bark. This is caused by a fungus called Baudoinia compniacensis that feeds on the ethanol vapor in the air from the distillation and aging process. Supposedly this helped the feds find moonshine stills in the woods back in the day.
Realizing that they both really just wanted to travel and take pictures, Paul and Alana decided to get rid of all their stuff and hit the road for a year in a 1977 GMC Motorhome that they restored from the ground up. This is their trip.
Paul loves to drive and spends more time looking for the worlds largest X than he probably should. He's pretty excited about Kentucky bourbon tours and finally seeing New England.
Alana mostly spends her time taking pictures of squirrels and hiding the dog when we go places. She's pretty excited about seeing as many donut shops as possible.
An archive of a trip that ended in 2011. Nothing here has changed since.