October Travel Photos: Van Life (OH, KY, TN)

 Hey Y'all!

I've shared some of these before, I tried not to do to many repeats.

Previous photos blog-

https://outlandadventures.blogspot.com/2024/09/photo-dump-july-august-september.html


October:

We thoroughly enjoyed our Halloween hayride, and week at Mammoth Ridge as well, however I didn't take any pictures or film. We do have a video of our first trip if you're interest in that.


Parks, people, and travels-








She was watching his do hiss presentation for school...












That's all I took. I'll have to start sending Chris' over too in the future..


Thanks,

The Outlands


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