by Sean Michael | Feb 13, 2009 | Blog, Camping Abroad
We just returned from an enjoyable excursion to the river town of Tigre, Argentina. In Tigre we camped in one of Ruta|Sur’s camper vans. One of the upsides of RV camping in Argentina is that you can park your rig ANYWHERE, within reason. Argentina is very...
by Sean Michael | Feb 10, 2009 | Blog, Camping Abroad
Yesterday we had a fine visit with the folks at Ruta|Sur (Road South), an RV rental house here in Buenos Aires. They are a young, growing company and their office has an upbeat spirit of enthusiasm. We learned a great deal about RVing in Argentina. Here are some notes...
by Sean Michael | Feb 9, 2009 | Blog, Camping Abroad
Camping and travel abroad have more in common than one might think. Both involve elements of “roughing it,” although they involve distinctive sacrifices. When we camp, the sacrifices and compromises (in terms of water usage, living space, etc.) are...
by Sean Michael | Feb 6, 2009 | Camping Abroad, Destinations, Video
There comes a time in every creative venture when the show must travel overseas. The Brady Bunch went to Hawaii. The Facts of Life went to Paris. And Steve Urkel? I guess Urkel never went anywhere, although I really wish he had done so. (He could have stayed for a...
by Sean Michael | Feb 1, 2009 | Blog, Camping Abroad
I’m blogging this from my laptop, sitting in the airport. Being different places is fun. Getting to different places? Not so much. Our travel time to Buenos Aires clocks in at almost 20 hours, and that’s assuming everything goes according to plan. These...
by Sean Michael | Jan 31, 2009 | Blog, Towing
From time to time, I will attempt to answer email queries in this space. Today I received a nice email from a couple of prospective Airstream owners. After asking a little about Airstreams (they are considering 28-foot Safari and International models), they really...
by Sean Michael | Jan 27, 2009 | Beach, Blog, Camping Abroad, Destinations
An Australian state is offering what it humbly dubs, “the best job in the world.” The person or persons hired for this job of “island caretaker” will be paid handsomely to lounge around a lush island along the Great Barrier Reef. Job duties...
by Sean Michael | Jan 23, 2009 | Blog, Camping Abroad
I made a couple of New Year’s resolutions for 2009. The first doesn’t directly affect our blog, but it’s worth mentioning. For the month of January, I’m abstaining from all adult beverages. That’s right; as much as I LOVE a tall frosty...
by Sean Michael | Jan 19, 2009 | Blog
We’ve added a new “Charity” button to the navigation bar on our website. The charity in question is the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS). There are a lot of great charities in the world. We have a personal connection to this one because Kristy...
by Sean Michael | Jan 15, 2009 | Rough Cuts, Video
I have a friend in the RV business. He studies the industry and the people who buy RVs. He’s privy to a lot of “inside information” about RV travel, the results of some sophisticated market research. Well, this fellow insists that RV travel promotes...
by Sean Michael | Jan 14, 2009 | Airstream, Blog
It’s a happy day for this humble blog. We’re proud to announce the inclusion of Long Long Honeymoon in the Airstream Adventures portion of the mothership Airstream.com website. It’s been said that Airstream is a little different from other RV brands...
by Sean Michael | Jan 11, 2009 | Blog
After doing some grocery shopping, Kristy was walking out of our local supermarket. As she stepped into the parking lot, she noticed a fellow shopper making a BIG mistake. This woman, after loading her groceries into the backseat of her car, was busy driving away...
by Sean Michael | Jan 8, 2009 | Blog
A 74-year old German businessman named Adolf Merckle — whose net worth was in the billions (yes, that’s billions with a “B”) — recently committed suicide. He threw himself in front of an oncoming train. There’s no foul play; he left...
by Sean Michael | Jan 5, 2009 | Blog
A dealer in California is unveiling what it dubs the “extreme buy of a lifetime:” new RVs at half the original MSRP. The promotion will offer the bargains on RVs from Winnebago, Damon, Pilgrim, Teton, Thor, and Gulf Stream. The sale will be limited to new...
by Sean Michael | Jan 3, 2009 | Airstream, Blog, Destinations
Airstream and KOA have launched a joint venture allowing people to rent nights in new Airstreams. This is actually a great way for those curious about Airstreams and RVing to test the waters. It would also just make for a fun trip. We’ve stayed at the Las Vegas...
by Sean Michael | Jan 2, 2009 | Beach, Blog
Happy New Year to everyone! I trust everyone had a pleasant time sending 2008 off to the history books. When I think back to the past year, I’m reminded of the video we shot while camping on the Gulf of Mexico. We actually shot this video right around New...
by Sean Michael | Dec 29, 2008 | Blog
‘Tis the season. Well, ’tis for a few more days, anyway. Not until the calendar year flips do we start taking down the decorations. And even then, a few twinkling lights usually stick around. Did Santa bring you what you wanted this year? In my case,...
by Sean Michael | Dec 29, 2008 | Blog, Uncategorized
It’s my birthday too, yeah! (Cue Beatles music.) Today, December 29, I turned 39 years old. As is my wont, I feel compelled to discuss the ramifications: political, social, and global economic. Well, not really. But seeing as this is a blog, I would be remiss to...
by Sean Michael | Dec 25, 2008 | RV Lifestyle, Video
With overnight temperatures dropping into the teens, Kristy and I decided to hitch up our Airstream, tow it to a nearby state park, and do a little camping in the cold. The low temperature was a bone-chilling 21 degrees Fahrenheit, with wind chill dropping into single...
by Sean Michael | Dec 22, 2008 | Blog
Okay, actually it’s the wind chill that’s 10 degrees outside. With overnight temperatures dropping into the teens, Kristy and I decided to hitch up our Airstream, tow it to a nearby state park, and do a little camping in the cold. The low temperature last...
by Sean Michael | Dec 21, 2008 | Airstream, Blog
I’m frequently impressed with the versatility of Airstream travel trailers. Sure, we use ours in a pretty traditional fashion as an RV. But a growing number of businesses are finding creative applications for the silver bullets. We’ve seen coffee shops (I...
by Sean Michael | Dec 20, 2008 | Product Review, RV Lifestyle, RV Products, Video
When we first embarked on our Long, Long Honeymoon adventures, we quite frankly had no clue what we were doing. Since we were newcomers to RV travel, there was much to learn. And I’m talking about more than electric jacks and sewer hoses. We were also learning...
by Sean Michael | Dec 20, 2008 | Blog
I don’t know what’s up with the new love affair between tech-heavy Wired magazine and RVs. Wired has been offering a lot of camping coverage lately. I guess our humble RV blog covers tech from time-to-time, so turnabout’s fair play. Anyway, the...
by Sean Michael | Dec 15, 2008 | Blog, RV Lifestyle
Here I go quoting Dickens again. Recently I’ve come across several news reports about the RV industry. Suffice to say that 2008 was the worst of times, a “perfect storm” of economic trouble. If the skyrocketing gas prices this summer were not enough,...
by Sean Michael | Dec 14, 2008 | Motivational, Video
Ancient philosophy and RV camping: the two go together like lobster and smores. Okay, that’s probably a bit of a stretch. But from time to time, we like to reference ancient philosophers in this humble RV travel blog. Why? Because it makes us look cool. But...
by Sean Michael | Dec 14, 2008 | Blog
Although Airstream specializes in building towable travel trailers, the company also makes a van conversion model called the Interstate. This type of RV is typically called a “Class B” motorhome. If you’re new to the wonderful world of RV travel, all...
by Sean Michael | Dec 13, 2008 | Video
“So, what makes an RV worth $2 million?” Funny you should ask. We toured the Marathon Coach factory in Oregon where they build Prevost conversions. These buses are built in extremely small production numbers – only 70 are made each year. Loaded with residential-class...
by Sean Michael | Dec 13, 2008 | Airstream, Video
We get several requests from folks who want to see more of our Airstream, which we sometimes call “Liv.” (What? You don’t name your inanimate objects?) So here’s a brief video of the gal… Airstream RV Blog #4 – Grand Tour (in 2...
by Sean Michael | Dec 13, 2008 | Destinations, Video
We experienced a few episodes of extreme wind and rainfall in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It’s always interesting to ride out a storm in an Airstream. Due to the trailer’s aluminum skin, you enjoy the “rain on a tin roof” effect that’s actually rather soothing (assuming, of...
by Sean Michael | Dec 13, 2008 | Product Review, Video
You watch The Long, Long Trailer for one reason. And that’s to see Desi Arnaz and Lucille Ball together at the height of their 1950s popularity. The premise is simple enough. Lucy and Desi are newlyweds. A surprisingly blonde (!) Lucy pressures the reluctant...
by Sean Michael | Dec 12, 2008 | Blog
Pamela Anderson’s 2001 Airstream Classic is for sale. Dubbed the “Lovestream,” the 34-footer has an all-white interior complete with an “exercise pole” for any exotic dance maneuvers you may want to try. (Hey, this could solve any issues...
by Sean Michael | Dec 10, 2008 | Blog
Here’s a sad story out of the Seattle area. It’s every Airstream enthusiast’s nightmare. Thieves have stolen one family’s 1959 Airstream travel trailer. Perhaps even more sickening, it’s speculated that the criminals’ goal may be to...
by Sean | Nov 25, 2008 | Rough Cuts, Video
Thanksgiving offers the opportunity to reflect on life, liberty, and the pursuit of full hookup campgrounds. As we take a fond gaze in the proverbial rearview mirror, we see another action-packed year of whimsical RV antics, mind-expanding personal growth, and...
by Sean | Nov 12, 2008 | Blog
We’re in the process of migrating our site over to a different look. The goal is to combine our video updates with more frequent traditional blog updates. We do a lot of video here at The Long Long Honeymoon. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a moving...
by Sean | Nov 6, 2008 | Maintenance, Product Review, Rough Cuts, RV Products, Video
“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Inherent in this time honored wisdom (originally uttered by English jurist Henry de Bracton some 800 years ago) is the notion that smart folks spend a little money to avoid spending a lot of money. As applied to RVs:...
by Sean | Nov 5, 2008 | Rough Cuts, Video
The Long, Long Honeymoon is a video blog — an online video show, if you prefer. To date, we have created over 80 short films (just for kicks, let’s call ’em “webisodes’) that are, on average, about three minutes in length. If I pull out our...
by Sean | Oct 27, 2008 | Disney, RV Lifestyle, Video
Recently, someone asked us to name a few favorite camping locales we’ve discovered on The Long, Long Honeymoon. I’m partial to remote, rural, dry camping sites out West, in obscure places far removed from civilization. But my wife has different tastes. Her favorite is...
by Sean | Oct 7, 2008 | Destinations, RV Lifestyle, Video
One of the best upsides to RV ownership, as we’ve discussed, is the ability to haul around your own hotel room. It’s even better when you park it right next door to a major community event. That’s just what we did in Albuquerque, New Mexico, when we...
by Sean | Sep 30, 2008 | Destinations, RV Lifestyle, Video
How valuable was this camping experience? We’ve been told that a half acre of land on the Las Vegas Strip recently sold for $47 million. And yet, here’s a massive swath of such land dedicated to a full hookup RV campground. So I guess our little campsite...
by Sean | Sep 24, 2008 | RV Lifestyle, Video
Being travel enthusiasts, my wife and I have stayed everywhere from flea-infested hostels, to skanky motels, to cozy bed & breakfasts, to five-star resorts. I’d like to think we’ve learned something about hotels, and how they compare vis-a-vis RVs. So...
by Sean | Sep 7, 2008 | Photos, RV Lifestyle
They say that over 70% of all Airstreams ever built are still on the road. When you consider that the company is almost 80 years old, that’s really a stunning number. Of course, we’ve seen a few that have been converted into businesses. (We documented a...
by Sean | Sep 3, 2008 | Maintenance, RV Lifestyle, Video
In a recent blog post, we discussed our mysterious tire wear. One of our tires has been rapidly wearing on the inside, in a pattern suspiciously reminiscent of crop circles. What was causing this strange phenomenon? A number of theories were offered, including bad...
by Sean | Aug 29, 2008 | Destinations, National Parks, Video
Traveling to historic places is obviously good for the mind. Nothing enhances one’s understanding of history like viewing what’s left of it. But it’s also good for the soul. There’s something both sobering and magical about being amongst sites that were occupied by...
by Sean | Aug 28, 2008 | Blog, Dry Camping, Overnight Parking, Photos, RV Lifestyle
We’ve done our fair share of “overnight parking” on this trip. It’s free, it’s convenient, and there’s no check-out time. But unless you like acres of asphalt, the ambiance is lacking. Wal-Mart is the undisputed King of Overnight...
by Sean | Aug 22, 2008 | Interviews, RV Lifestyle, Video
Okay, so it finally happened to us. We managed to lock ourselves out of our Airstream. “How did this happen,” you ask? (And yes, I can hear you snickering.) It was easy! On an Airstream there are two door locks. One of these is a deadbolt-style lock. We use it on a...
by Sean | Aug 21, 2008 | Blog, Dry Camping, Photos, RV Lifestyle
As you shall soon see, I’m not much of a photographer. My mental bandwidth is usually occupied by video production. It’s tough to snap photos when you are juggling three HD video cameras, assorted microphones, tripods, and the like. However, from time to...
by Sean | Aug 17, 2008 | Destinations, Video
Do you believe in miracles? Sometimes in our RV travels, we come across things that cannot be easily explained. That was the case a few weeks ago in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where we explored the Loretto Chapel and its “miraculous staircase.” As you’ll see in the video,...
by Sean | Aug 11, 2008 | RV Lifestyle, Texas, Video
America is replete with privately owned RV parks. Some of these parks have been in operation for decades. The best deliver not only a pleasant camping environment, but also a sense of history. It’s more than a good night’s rest. It’s a cultural...
by Sean | Aug 11, 2008 | Uncategorized, Video
Q: How many times have you camped in a Wal-Mart parking lot? A: I’m not sure exactly. Maybe a dozen. Q: Is it safe? A: Usually, yes. I’ve never felt threatened in a Wal-Mart parking lot. At times, I’ve even seen private security making their rounds,...
by Sean | Aug 10, 2008 | Dealership, Maintenance, Video
Remember when you were a child? You’d receive new toys with no concept that they might someday actually break. You’d tear open that shiny new package, rip out the contents, and start putting your new acquisition through hell. Ah, those were the days. As...
by Sean | Aug 8, 2008 | RV Lifestyle, Video
One mission of this website is to document the details of RV life. Want to know what RV travel is REALLY like? We’ll lift the curtain for you. Packing seems like an arcane topic for a blog entry. But when you think about it, this topic highlights one aspect in...
by Sean | Aug 4, 2008 | Maintenance, Video
In a little over a year of ownership, we’ve had three flat tires on our Airstream. The first occurred in Myers Flat, California. After rolling into one of the prettiest private campgrounds in California’s redwood forests, our tire died. We woke up the next...
by Sean | Aug 4, 2008 | Clifton Hillary III
Clifton Hillary III for The Long, Long Honeymoon from Sean Michael on Vimeo.
by Sean | Jul 28, 2008 | Motivational, Video
A few years ago, a friend of mine — who also happened to be one of the most talented comedians I’ve known — suffered a heart attack. As a comic, this guy was absolutely hilarious. He was always bursting with rambunctious energy and zany, off-the-wall humor. So his...
by Sean | Jul 28, 2008 | Video, Wine
For someone who has consumed more than his fair share of wine (just ask my liver), my palate is remarkably imprecise. I know what I like. I know the difference between a good wine and a bad wine. Thanks to the words “corporate expense account,” I’ve had a...
by Sean | Jul 22, 2008 | Canada, National Parks, Video
A few years ago, a couple of employees at Yellowstone National Park played a joke on the tourists. They placed a large hand crank apparatus on top of a wooden box. Next they set the whole contraption in the vicinity of the world famous Old Faithful geyser, which...
by Sean | Jul 16, 2008 | National Parks, Video, Yellowstone
When in college, I worked a couple of summers in Yellowstone National Park. My job was usually in the kitchen, where my friends and I could be found chopping vegetables, flipping burgers, or (if we were lucky) scooping ice cream for tourists. As you might imagine, the...
by Sean Michael | Jul 12, 2008 | RV Lifestyle, Video
If you lead an active lifestyle, eventually you’re going to suffer an injury. Your odds of injury may actually increase when you travel. “But I’m a careful person,” you say. I’m a careful person too, but it seems I’ve been struck by...
by Sean | Jul 8, 2008 | Canada, National Parks, Video
Last time I wrote about beating gas prices by camping close to home. So it seems fitting that in today’s post we consider what happens when you throw caution to the wind, and camp FAR AWAY from home. For my wife Kristy and I, the time we spent in Canada’s...
by Sean | Jun 30, 2008 | City Parks, Fuel Costs, Uncategorized, Video
Have high gas prices got you down? Have you been pondering whether to even take an RV trip this summer? Are you considering driving your daily commute in an electric golf cart? Fear not, my friends. You can have your RV, and camp in it too. Of course, the secret is...
by Sean | Jun 24, 2008 | Beach, Florida, Video
One of the most delightful aspects of RV ownership has been discovering the variety of environments in which we can camp. We’ve camped in friends’ driveways and in Wal-Mart parking lots. We’ve camped in national, state, and city parks. We’ve camped in public and...
by Sean | Jun 18, 2008 | Canada, Video
Our most frightening towing experience happened in remote British Columbia. We were following a tip offered by a park ranger in Alberta. “If you want nice hot springs,” the ranger said, “check out Lussier Springs. It’s in British Columbia, down near Canal Flats.” We...
by Sean | Jun 17, 2008 | Backing, California, Towing, Uncategorized, Video
To tow or not to tow: that is the question. Whether it is nobler in the mind to haul a travel trailer, pop-up camper, or fifth wheel… or to just say “fuhgettaboutit” and drive a motor home? Here are a few scattered thoughts on the towing experience as it relates...
by Sean Michael | Jun 12, 2008 | Choosing an RV, Video
Even though we’re pretty much died-in-the-wool (whatever that means) Airstream enthusiasts, we enjoy browsing RVs of all types. No matter what kind of RV you own, it’s always interesting to view other options. What frequently impresses me about the RV...
by Sean Michael | Jun 12, 2008 | RV Lifestyle, Video
The subject of cooking aboard an RV is not as simple and straightforward as one might think. Every RV is equipped with different cooking capabilities that range from “hunter/gatherer caveman” to “Julia Child’s kitchen on wheels.” Our...
by Sean | Jun 10, 2008 | Camping Gear, RV Products, Video
Camping and grilling go together like juicy hamburgers and freshly cut French fries. Yet most campground grills (when available) leave much to be desired. Either they are falling apart from neglect, or they are gargantuan devices apparently designed by Cro-Magnons for...
by Sean | Jun 3, 2008 | Grand Canyon, National Parks, Video
I was once trying to talk a friend into taking a road trip with me. My friend was skeptical about the idea. “Suppose we go,” he said, “what will we actually do once we arrive?” “Learn,” was my one-word reply. And I was serious. The ultimate goal of our journeys is to...
by Sean | May 26, 2008 | Disney, Uncategorized, Video
A friend of mine recently took his two children (ages 8 and 12) for a stay at Walt Disney World’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground. This wasn’t their first family vacation at Disney’s RV Mecca. In fact, they went last year. But here’s the amazing...
by Sean | May 17, 2008 | Florida, Uncategorized, Video
One of the first times Kristy and I ever actually spent the night in an RV, we were staying in a friend’s travel trailer. These friends cleverly use their RV as a guest house. The advantages are obvious: increased privacy on both sides, for the host and the...
by Sean | May 14, 2008 | RV Lifestyle, Video
They say there’s camaraderie in campgrounds. No matter how large or small the RV, it’s pretty much a class free society. Perhaps this is because it’s tough to be a snob while you’re holding a sewer hose. In RV parlance, sewage (that which goes into the toilet) is...
by Sean | May 14, 2008 | Uncategorized, Video
When I was a college student, my net worth at any given time fluctuated. But it typically hovered between five and seven dollars. This led to developing a taste for such culinary staples as ramen noodles, spaghetti, and ketchup-covered cardboard. But for a special...
by Sean | May 14, 2008 | National Parks, Video, Wildlife
Most people who own RVs also enjoy getting outside to sample the natural pleasures of our bountiful planet. I’m not talking about the pleasures of ice cream, barbecue, and cold pale ale. I’m talking about activities like kayaking, surfing, biking, and hiking. These...
by Sean | May 14, 2008 | Uncategorized, Video
My love affair with wine began in college. It was there I discovered the ubiquitous Boone’s Farm label, which offers a delightful alternative to Thunderbird, MD 20/20, or even Blatz beer. Take it from me: Strawberry Hill pairs well with Top Ramen noodles. Some of the...
by Sean Michael | May 12, 2008 | Dry Camping, RV Lifestyle, Video
When we first started traveling in our Airstream, I sometimes referred to no hookup camping as boondocking. After all, boondocking is no hookup camping – right? It depends on who you ask. Confused? Allow me to shed some light on this subject, or at least to...
by Sean Michael | May 12, 2008 | Destinations, RV Lifestyle, Video
Here’s a paradox about full-time RV travel. Let’s call it the RV Exercise Paradox. If you camp for a short period of time, you probably spend a LOT of time outdoors getting exercise. You go to your campsite, set up camp, and explore your surroundings with...
by Sean Michael | May 12, 2008 | Beach, California, Destinations, RV Lifestyle, Video
Having traveled some 40,000 miles around the continental United States, I can draw a few conclusions about regional insect behavior. Overall, our Airstream cabin has remained blessedly free of multiple legged creatures. Sure, the occasional bloodthirsty mosquito...
by Sean Michael | May 12, 2008 | Destinations, Video
“If you RV long enough,” someone told me, “you’re gonna have a flat tire.” The truth is, you’re probably gonna have several flat tires. After all of these years of automotive development, we still haven’t progressed beyond...
by Sean Michael | May 12, 2008 | California, Destinations, Video
Camping in Los Angeles? It may seem slightly absurd, but we’ll all agree it’s much less absurd than camping in New York. When I think of LA, the word “urban sprawl” comes to mind. It’s just a ridiculously large and diverse landscape. Back...
by Sean | May 2, 2008 | Uncategorized, Video
Airstream has been making travel trailers since 1936. You might think that the scrap yards are full of worn out old trailers. But actually, it’s said that more than 60 percent of ALL Airstreams ever built are still in service today. Many vintage rigs are being used...
by Sean | Apr 30, 2008 | Uncategorized, Video
Recently, while towing our travel trailer back from the Sunshine State, I fueled up our tow truck SEEMORE. A thirsty beast, SEEMORE ingested $99 of diesel into his belly before I finally released the pump trigger. He could’ve swallowed even MORE of the costly stuff,...
by Sean | Apr 20, 2008 | Airstream, Destinations, Interviews, People We Meet, Video
I like mavericks. These are people in our world with the courage to do things a little different. They may emerge as entrepreneurs, writers, artists, teachers, you name it. But wthout mavericks, America would be a dull place indeed. Frank Bates is a maverick. Bates...
by Sean | Apr 8, 2008 | Video
There are two known methods to convince one’s spouse to honeymoon in an RV. Allow me to summarize: 1. Camp in Key West. 2. Cash payments. I opted for the former approach. Key West is an intoxicating cultural brew. Presidents lived here. Ernest Hemingway lived here....
by Sean | Apr 5, 2008 | Maintenance, Video
The old saying goes, “If you want something done right, do it yourself.” Nothing illustrates this principle better than the sad saga of our Airstream ceiling fan. When the fan malfunctioned, we first entrusted our Airstream to a local RV service center. It...
by Sean Michael | Apr 3, 2008 | Dry Camping, National Parks, Video
If Yellowstone is birthday cake, the Grand Tetons are ice cream. The two go together like rivers and mountains. The Tetons are just a few short miles to the south of Yellowstone (although the distance between the two will feel much farther as you crawl along the...
by Sean Michael | Apr 2, 2008 | Video, Yellowstone
During my college days, I worked a couple of summers at Yellowstone National Park. It’s a really special place. My time in Yellowstone is probably what gave me the desire to go camping and explore the outdoors. The RV campgrounds of Yellowstone, surprisingly,...
by Sean | Mar 31, 2008 | Uncategorized
Airstream RV Blog – A Public Service Announcement from Sean Michael on Vimeo. Is this your first visit to our site? Then there’s something you should know…
by Sean | Mar 30, 2008 | Uncategorized, Video
We started out blogging on Blogspot, but now we’ve moved to our own website. We’re in the process of building LongLongHoneymoon.com. In the long run, this will be for the best. We’ll have a slick layout that will bring more of our best stuff to the...
by Sean Michael | May 12, 2005 | Clifton Hillary III, Video
Back before we bought our Airstream and departed on our Long Long Honeymoon, Kristy and I were kicking around the idea of doing a travel show. This is a little rough around the edges. It was shot on a shoestring budget before we really knew what we were doing....
