And neither of us is sick.Things have been going so well on this second version of our spring trip that we are becoming a little nervous. We have had two sunny days of driving with a tailwind and everything works on the camper! And neither of us is sick.
We are camped at Montgomery Bell State Park just west of Nashville. We were here a couple of years ago. It's a lovely park and the campground is quite full.
We are camped at Montgomery Bell State Park just west of Nashville. We were here a couple of years ago. It's a lovely park and the campground is quite full.
On a walk before supper last night, we spotted one of the new Airstream Basecamps. It looks like a chariot for Buck Rogers, and the owners, a nice couple from Chicago gave us a tour of this 16-foot wonder. Amazing use of space.
This morning we will take our time packing up because we are meeting an old friend from Nashville for lunch at the Perfect Pig in White Bluff. Tennessee must have more unique names for barbecue joints than any other state. Then we will continue on a few hours to Old Stone Fort Archaeological State Park--one we haven't been to before. The park is the site of an 800 foot wall built between 1500 and 2000 years ago--should be an interesting place. There are also several waterfalls. A little light rain is forecast there overnight, but tomorrow morning should be dry enough to pack up and get on our way again.
Only thing is, it's hard to hook up the camper with your fingers crossed.
This morning we will take our time packing up because we are meeting an old friend from Nashville for lunch at the Perfect Pig in White Bluff. Tennessee must have more unique names for barbecue joints than any other state. Then we will continue on a few hours to Old Stone Fort Archaeological State Park--one we haven't been to before. The park is the site of an 800 foot wall built between 1500 and 2000 years ago--should be an interesting place. There are also several waterfalls. A little light rain is forecast there overnight, but tomorrow morning should be dry enough to pack up and get on our way again.
Only thing is, it's hard to hook up the camper with your fingers crossed.
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