Nestled in the Pocono Mountains, in the middle of Carbon County, you will find the Town of Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania. This beautiful little town was a recent destination for The Nomads. Jim Thorpe was originally called Mauch Chunk and founded in the early 1800s as a mining and coal town,… Continue reading
This is part three of the saga so it must be Return Of The Todd. Yep. We are talking about the neighborhood bear. Last Saturday, August 8, 2015, Mama Nomad and I were walking around the neighborhood, as we do most evenings after dinner. Our whole neighborhood is mostly wooded… Continue reading
Each time we are in a new state, if there is an Appalachian Trial entrance, we seek it out and hike another portion of the 2,200 mile trail. When we were in West Virginia, we hiked a portion of it by Harper’s Ferry. We are not currently on the adventure… Continue reading
Hello all of our Living Nomad Style supporters, fans and friends. Noah is being published! Yep! Our eldest Nomad son is going to be a published author! At 16 he finished writing his first novel, Legend Land, and he has been working with a publisher for further story and character… Continue reading
While browsing the internet looking for the location of an attraction, I came across the town of Centralia. Honestly, it was pretty unassuming. I saw a link to it and decided to check out the story. What I found was literally the stuff of movies and myth. So, you guessed… Continue reading
Not too long ago we went to the Lehigh Gorge State Park. As stated in the post we wrote about it, the Lehigh Gorge State Park runs from the town of Jim Thorpe at the south end up to the Francis E Walter Dam on the north end. We were… Continue reading
One of the difficulties with our way of life is mail. This is not a problem so much with bills. Almost all of them are delivered to me electronically. So, no problem there. The problem really happens when I need a package delivered. More specifically, when I need a package… Continue reading
Mama Nomad was reading about different things to do in the area. Any of you who have followed us and our exploits for any length of time knows that we really enjoy National and State Parks. We have been to quite a few and plan on visiting many, many more.… Continue reading
Just before the 4th of July, The Nomads met up with some old family friends – The Smiths. They are the perfect complement to our quintet. They are a family of 5 with all boys and they are the same age as our Nomadic sons. On top of that, the… Continue reading
As some of you know, we had a bear attack our trash receptacle, flip it over, move it and strow trash everywhere. I definitely was not a happy camper as Trevor and I had to clean it up. Then, Mama Nomad noticed that in another part of the forested yard… Continue reading
