Go Camping, naturally! June is National Camping Month and can you think of anything more wonderful to do than getting yourself out in nature during the perfect month of the year? School is out so the kids and grandkids can enjoy learning new skills and […]
Wonderful Women in Waxahachie Sister #1, SOTF Founder Maurrie Sussman and I had the pleasure to represent our Sisterhood at this event within an event. The big event being the Crossroads Film & Music Festival put on by the Waxahachie Convention & Visitors Bureau. Texas […]
Sisters “Wander Inn” Sisters on the Fly, the largest (and possibly most festive) women’s outdoor adventure group in the country,recently brought their seventy-five retro-fitted trailers to the Junk Gypsy’s Wander Inn (also known as Gypsyville) in Round Top for a four-night campout. Founded in 1999 and currently boasting about […]
Blog post submitted by Maurrie Sussman, Sister # 1 & Co-Founder of Sisters on the fly. *** Once upon a time, I too had a dream. On a quiet day in Montana, I was busy making quilts for two of my neighbors who had cancer. […]
My quest in life began long before I knew Sisters on the Fly existed. The fire in me came from a life of working as an RN. It was intensified when taking care of my mother through two bouts of breast cancer: one in 1982 […]
New from Sister Stories. Linda, Sister #1578 from Sisters on the Fly names her favorite places to visit in the United States.
Sisters on the Fly, the largest outdoor women’s group in the U.S., will embark on a journey of exploration with another summer road trip, taking on the Lewis and Clark Trail from May 22 – June 21. The scale of the trip has been abridged […]
Showcase Your Vintage Trailer at Hot August Nights!
Like so many Sisters, when I found Sisters on the Fly, I thought the little trailer were so cute. I had to have one. I love being outdoors: the smell of the campfire, listening to the sounds of the creek, the wind, and animals. I […]
I knew when I retired that I wanted to travel and see as much of our beautiful country as I could. I loved the idea of camping. I googled “women traveling alone,” and Sisters on the Fly was one of the sites that came up. […]
