Awake: 6:33am Temp 45 sleep 6+17 sunny overnight near the farm.
I've mentioned that we have been parked near the farm...but where are the animals? Well, this morning the cows & their calves were having breakfast together.
After the temp climbed a little, I went up the ladder & removed the pollen off our slides & then retracted the slides.
Next K& I went inside M & J's home & finished drinking our coffee & did some last minute chatting + thanking Mark & Joan for the wonderful week & all their kindness of making us feel so welcome.
Then I moved the coach about (30) ft forward, attached our tow car, & made the usual final checks. @ 8:50 am, we rolled down their driveway with a big wave & headed for our PA campsite. "Goodbye Joan"
"We will be back Mark"
After getting on I-77 north, we headed east on I-80 to I-79 southbound to U.S.-422 southeast to State Route-553 to Nicktown; arriving @ 12:55pm.
Kathy caught some rolling hills while traveling on U.S.-422
We are getting closer to Nicktown... yes, we have some Amish people.
And closer.....
Now we're on St. Paul Street & straight ahead beyond the house on the left...
is our .....oh Kathy, you forgot to take a picture of our beautiful campground! Dang>
Today's travel: 203 miles 4+02 time 35 gal used 5.8 mpg 50.2 avg speed.
We thought we had snuck into town but found out later, (2) persons had caught us. It took the rest of the afternoon to get organized...save for the well water.
Kathy's signals for backing into position were the best ever; perfect on the 1st try. We had our (50) amps plugged in after removing the winter insulation on the electrical units & reactivated our phone service + high speed internet before dinner time.
Shortly after our phones were connected, our 1st call was from Gary & Rosemary in St. Augustine. Their prize is waiting for them; first caller & all. Kathy made a call to Alaska to have our mail sent.
Dinner: stuffed peppers. Late evening, we watched some recorded political programs.
Lights out: 11:52pm.
I've mentioned that we have been parked near the farm...but where are the animals? Well, this morning the cows & their calves were having breakfast together.
After the temp climbed a little, I went up the ladder & removed the pollen off our slides & then retracted the slides. Next K& I went inside M & J's home & finished drinking our coffee & did some last minute chatting + thanking Mark & Joan for the wonderful week & all their kindness of making us feel so welcome.
Then I moved the coach about (30) ft forward, attached our tow car, & made the usual final checks. @ 8:50 am, we rolled down their driveway with a big wave & headed for our PA campsite. "Goodbye Joan"
"We will be back Mark"
After getting on I-77 north, we headed east on I-80 to I-79 southbound to U.S.-422 southeast to State Route-553 to Nicktown; arriving @ 12:55pm.
Kathy caught some rolling hills while traveling on U.S.-422
We are getting closer to Nicktown... yes, we have some Amish people.
And closer.....
Now we're on St. Paul Street & straight ahead beyond the house on the left...
is our .....oh Kathy, you forgot to take a picture of our beautiful campground! Dang>
Today's travel: 203 miles 4+02 time 35 gal used 5.8 mpg 50.2 avg speed.
We thought we had snuck into town but found out later, (2) persons had caught us. It took the rest of the afternoon to get organized...save for the well water.
Kathy's signals for backing into position were the best ever; perfect on the 1st try. We had our (50) amps plugged in after removing the winter insulation on the electrical units & reactivated our phone service + high speed internet before dinner time.
Shortly after our phones were connected, our 1st call was from Gary & Rosemary in St. Augustine. Their prize is waiting for them; first caller & all. Kathy made a call to Alaska to have our mail sent.
Dinner: stuffed peppers. Late evening, we watched some recorded political programs.
Lights out: 11:52pm.
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