3\/8\/2020 Elevation 141. Sunny 66 but it feels much warmer.<\/p>\n
After our 3 nights we pulled out of Panaces RV park around 10:00 this morning for our 102 mile drive. The time change really helped me out on not leaving too early but then a few miles down the road and we were in another time zone, changed us back to where we were at, so leaving late was a wash. Not wanting to arrive to early at the next campground we hung out in a Pilot Fuel Station, once we hit \u00a0I-10 for a while.<\/p>\n
Lisa this is just for you:) Todays drive was mostly 2 lane through prime bigfoot habitat, Mary said I’ll show you how to find Bigfoot. \u00a0She uses gorilla tape and tapes her banjo up on the front dash, snatches up her copy of “Serenading Bigfoot for Dummies” book from beside her co-piolits chair, the book was left from the previous owners. She starts picking the banjo with her toes.\u00a0Well now let me tell you, she’d read a couple of paragraphs in the book, start plucking that banjo with her toes, close her eye and lean her head back and, she called it singing, not me, it sounded more like somebody scratching their fingernails down a chalkboard, hoooo, it was bad!!\u00a0Even with my earplugs in I thought my ears might start bleeding anytime. I still shudder every time I think about it.<\/p>\n
Anyways, she wasn’t able to entice a single Bigfoot to come out from hiding.<\/p>\n
I’m pretty sure it was because they heard her and started running in the opposite direction I know I sure wanted to.<\/p>\n
You know how some people are grounded in reality? Well, reality is scary stuff I prefer to insualte myself from reality, Mary says that I’m well insulated from reality:)<\/p>\n
We also drove through miles and miles of destruction caused by hurricane Michael back in 2018. Sadly, the clean up will be going on for years and years to come.<\/p>\n
We’ve have officially started traveling a westerly direction today, we’re heading west on I-10 towards New Orleans, some where around there we’ll hang a right, turn north to make our way back to the New Albany IN area for Dr. visits starting the last week in March.<\/p>\n
This river was well out of it’s banks. Lately, anytime I check the weather along out route I always get a river flood warning.<\/p>\n
You can’t quit reading now because there’s more words below:)<\/p>\n\n\t\t