K
Ken
Driver, storyteller, history hunter, cemetery caretaker, radio operator, and chief navigator of interesting detours.
A family travel journal
History. Campgrounds.
Family. Adventure.
Follow Ken, Lisa, Billie, and Stewie as we explore one campsite—and one good story—at a time.
More than miles on a map
Here’s what we discovered.
Trail Tater is our rolling basecamp for campgrounds, family trips, hidden history, old cemeteries, amateur radio, genealogy, and whatever interesting back road happens to catch our attention.
Meet the crew
The people—and dog—behind Trail Tater
L
Lisa
Co-pilot, family anchor, and the steady hand behind the adventures.
B
Billie
Scout, adventurer, sharp observer, and highly qualified reviewer of Dad’s website ideas.
Stewie
Campground inspector, squirrel-patrol supervisor, and chief treat quality-control officer.
Crew portraits for Ken, Lisa, and Billie will be added as photos arrive.
Adventure journal
Trips worth remembering
Plymouth, Massachusetts
A Mayflower-ancestor journey through Plimoth Patuxet, Pilgrim Hall, family history, and the places where several branches of our story began.
Journal coming soonGettysburg, Pennsylvania
Battlefield history, family time, and a landscape where nearly every road has a story attached to it.
Photos coming soonCharlestown, Rhode Island
Coastal camping, salt air, and another chapter in the growing Trail Tater travel map.
Story coming soonNorth Woodstock, New Hampshire
Three years of mountain trips, familiar roads, and the kind of place that keeps calling you back.
Gallery coming soonAlong the way
The discoveries make the trip
History & Cemeteries
Restoration work, gravestone symbols, veterans, local history, and stories carved in stone.
K1RHH Radio
Portable operating, JOTA, POTA, the RV Radio Network, and getting Scouts on the air.
Family Story
Howland, Soule, Barnum, Sherwood, Alaby, Hamilton, and the winding roads back to Plymouth.
Photo Galleries
Camp life, historic places, wildlife, family moments, and Stewie doing important inspection work.
The rolling basecamp
Meet Trail Tater
A 2025 Forest River Rockwood Geo Pro G20BH, set up for family travel, solar-powered camping, history runs, and plenty of room for future upgrades.
Geo Pro G20BHTwo 190W solar panels12V camping setupHonda EU2000i
Around the campfire
Some stories don’t belong in a category.
This will be the home for family memories, firehouse stories, woodworking, homemade instruments, songs that stop us mid-conversation, and the odd bit of wonderfully useless knowledge gathered along the way.
First stories coming soonDid you scan the camper?
Hi there—thanks for stopping by.
You’ve found the Trail Tater crew. Take a look around, see where we’ve been, and check back as this travel journal grows.
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