We drove in to Warsaw around 6:00 p.m. Saturday. Had planned to stay in Knoxville four days but the weather was rainy, overcast and cool so we decided we could do rain just as easy in Warsaw as Knoxville, TN. The thing about staying in privately owned campgrounds, unless you stayed before, is you never know what you are getting yourself in to until you have arrived. The Knoxville campground was not pet friendly; did not offer any walking areas for the dogs. Consequently, the rain coupled with unpaved roads equals mud equals a constant battle to keep the dogs clean.
Jack drove straight through Saturday putting in almost 8 hours driving time. Tanner and I camped out in the RV most of the way home while poor Jack plugged away the miles. But we made it.......
And my washer and dryer hasn't stopped since..I'm in laundry heaven. It is good to be home even though for the first day or so I felt a little overwhelmed by the size of the house compared to the RV. Thanks to Jason I didn't need to do a thing to the house but there are still "to do" things on my spring cleaning list that I'd like to accomplish before Spring. Jack has a list of things he too wants to get done before we hit the road again.
For now I am going to say farewell. Will start posting again when we once again Go Down the Road A Piece in our RV. Thanks so much for sharing this time with us.
A journal written about life, retirement and our journey throughout the United States in a 5th wheel, along with our two Shih Tzus, Tanner and Syndey. Written not for notoriety but for our sons, family and friends, so they know where we are at any given time. And particularly for ourselves. Finally, we get to slow down and smell the roses and we don't want to forget any of it. You are welcome to join us as we go 'Down the Road a Piece'.
