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Welcome to the Journey!

Thanks for taking a look at my blog.  I am based out of Birmingham, Alabama and I have an Oliver Legacy Elite II travel trailer.  This blog is a travelogue about my adventures both camping and exploring the world.  I am also posting some photos from my travels.

I post videos on my YouTube channel, @StevesRoadTripChronicles.  Please consider taking a look and joining me in my adventures!

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