Join us as we travel North America in our Holiday Rambler Vacationer,
since August 2006
Its a good thing we shampooed our carpets and upholstery yesterday, because today it was overcast, too cool and breezy. Today was a research day again, we computed a bit and are working on a possible itinerary for this winters migration. I plot out a possible route on Microsoft Streets and Trips looking for easy traveling days between membership campgrounds (we have over 700 to choose from) or free overnight stops. Now an easy traveling day is from 9 to 2 with a 15 minute stop about every two hours to stretch, and a stop for lunch. If we see something interesting we have time to stop and if we like an area we stay for a while as well, so much to see and do.
Once we get to warmer weather we like to stop for a week or two at most destinations and just enjoy the local atmosphere of small towns. After planning a route on my computer I will copy the file for Suzie to put on her computer so we can discuss the plan and adjust accordingly, of course in will change many times along the way as well, this is really just a guideline.
During the day the occasional walkabouts the resort, chat with a few people, enjoy the peace and quiet, and wildlife on a fall day at a not too busy time of year.
chipmunk gathering food |
I have mixed feelings about this sign |
Before we knew it was early afternoon and time to sit outside and read. We did have to dress a bit warmer, sweat shirt, and socks and with a little sunshine here and there we enjoyed our books for a while. Also watched a neigbour walking his huge dogs, I can't decide if the black and white one looks like a small long haired holstein cow or a panda with a long tail, what do you think?
huge dogs |
Now its time for supper so fire up the grill for some bbq'd scalloped potatoes with onion and green pepper, bbq'd carrots, fresh garden tomatoes and a very moist juicy pork chop, just to round off our day.
Tasty supper |
Visitor Number |
great day for you and nice the neighbour split the cost with you....they are newfoundland dogs...we used to have 2 of them...the white one is called (my spelling could be wrong) a lanseer...they are a beautiful breed...very docile and calm....
ReplyDeleteElaine:
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info, yes very docile dogs.
Good to hear that you are planning the winter schedule......looking forward to seeing you on the Isla :))
ReplyDeleteContessa:
ReplyDeleteNot sure if the Isla is on the agenda this year, still working on Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California yet, so much to see!