New Bern came across my radar for a place to possibly have a vacation/retirement home. It looks like the kind of town I’m looking for. Hopefully we will have a chance to visit soon. I’m wondering about grocery shopping and things of that sort. Thank you for sharing your adventure. 💫
I lived in the Laughinghouse Trailer park in the 70's and 80's .. Come to find out old man Laughinghouse named a street over there after his granddaughter who was my childhood crush Allison.... LOL She lived on Howell though... Those were the days... We played at the airfield and rode the train across the river to the Palace and swam all day at Green Springs... Mr. George would give us poor kids orange Crush out of the old bottle machine that would shock you if you were wet. The Pepsi building was still standing over by Union Point... All of us kids were under 10.. There was a convient store where SDA is now and across the street was an old 1800's saw mill steel "teepee" we loved playing in... It was full of sawdust..
Beautiful city! Do you have a video sharing about your rig? Even if you don't have it anymore! LOL I'd just love to see about the RV, too. Thanks for the adventure and safe travels!
We love New Bern, visited many times, and have always dreamed of retiring there. As much as we'd love to be there and as much as we feel we could contribute to the overall warm, welcoming culture in a very positive way, I wonder how we would be received and welcomed as a gay married couple. Would love to envision retiring in New Bern, just not sure, unfortunately, if it's the community we would thrive. I would like to think so and would appreciate any feedback anyone would be willing to offer.
New Bern came across my radar for a place to possibly have a vacation/retirement home. It looks like the kind of town I’m looking for. Hopefully we will have a chance to visit soon. I’m wondering about grocery shopping and things of that sort. Thank you for sharing your adventure. 💫
I love New Bern as my parents live there! It is nice that so many people love to visit. For those that move here don't change it!
exactly don't change a thing !
@@kd9437sc exactly don't change a thing !
Looks like a great little town.
Need to go back and spend more time there next time!
I lived in the Laughinghouse Trailer park in the 70's and 80's .. Come to find out old man Laughinghouse named a street over there after his granddaughter who was my childhood crush Allison.... LOL She lived on Howell though... Those were the days... We played at the airfield and rode the train across the river to the Palace and swam all day at Green Springs... Mr. George would give us poor kids orange Crush out of the old bottle machine that would shock you if you were wet. The Pepsi building was still standing over by Union Point... All of us kids were under 10.. There was a convient store where SDA is now and across the street was an old 1800's saw mill steel "teepee" we loved playing in... It was full of sawdust..
Beautiful city! Do you have a video sharing about your rig? Even if you don't have it anymore! LOL I'd just love to see about the RV, too. Thanks for the adventure and safe travels!
Yes it was a very historic place! Sorry we haven't done a tour of our rv yet but it's on the list so stay tuned!!
We love this town. We are joining the California Exodus and heading to New Bern NC. ❤
We love New Bern, visited many times, and have always dreamed of retiring there. As much as we'd love to be there and as much as we feel we could contribute to the overall warm, welcoming culture in a very positive way, I wonder how we would be received and welcomed as a gay married couple. Would love to envision retiring in New Bern, just not sure, unfortunately, if it's the community we would thrive. I would like to think so and would appreciate any feedback anyone would be willing to offer.
Hmmm sorry I don't know ...we just visited there a short time but it seems the people are very welcoming