See-More hit the road about 9:30, which is early for
us. We made a stop for lunch at Cracker
Barrel because they are known for having big parking lots for our kind, and
after lunch I took the helm. It’s been a
long time since I’ve driven and I was a bit apprehensive, but it felt good
until we got to the campground.
Oh and what a charming campground it was…but for $15 cash no
questions asked, you get what you pay for.
It was a long, hilly and twisty drive through the park to our site and at one
point I wasn't sure I’d fit between the two vehicles on the road, but we got
past them without any harm done. I was
very glad to hand the RV over to Left Brain for backing in.
Our site is on gravel, quite narrow and kind of leans to one side, and there was no handle on the water connection. But we have electricity! Let’s just say there’s no cable TV, Wi-Fi, clubhouse,
activities or pool to be had here.
When
we stop for one night we really don’t care much and had we seen the rest area
earlier we'd have been spending the night with the truckers. I must remember to ask McGuffy, whose husband is an over the road trucker, how they feel about RV's parking there. Do they mind? Do they feel that this is just for truckers? I've often wondered.
On the plus side, I was able to
set up the tent and tunnel for some feline running around since they’d been
cooped up all day for the drive.
We should be in Nashville by tomorrow night and I left them
a message that we’d be in….hopefully they still have a vacancy for us. Oh the joys of just hitting the road without
any advance plans.
Long Live the Queen of the Road
at least you've alit for the night. :)
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