Things we leave behind....

> Lots and lots of sun
>Osprey, bald eagles and sand hill cranes
>Interstate 4 back ups due to accidents
>Spanish moss
>Timeshares
>Campgrounds
>Poolside in Dec, Jan, Feb and Mar
>Friends and family from home and Indiana and new ones we've met along the way
>Numerous signs begging life for fetuses and other signs advertising the number of minutes to wait at an ER.
>One sign that said 'if you suspect human trafficking, call 911'.
>Billboards and TV channels in Spanish
>More Spanish speaking people than English

Until next fall, be safe. But then again, check back during the summer. Who knows, we may do something worthwhile to post.

Saying good-bye...

Aunt Linda hugging the twins, Emily and Rachel with Mom Lori looking on at the camp site in Ashland. Caught Ellena in the back awake on the way to Bass Pro, her favorite place.

Spending Saturday with the nieces...

Ellena, Rachel and Emily are taking riding and horse care lessons on Saturdays near Ashland and we got to take them. They stayed Friday night with us in the RV Its was a treat for all of us.

Fun with the grand nieces...

Great Aunt Linda makin' smores for the kids [Ellena, Rachel and Emily] Saturday night around the camp fire. Yes, we had fire as the last picture less flash shows.

Guess where we are???????

Richmond, VA for the week-end visiting Linda niece and grand nieces. Made stops in Woodbine GA, St. George SC, Wilson NC and  north of Ashland VA, just north of Richmond.

Waiting on Jim..

The girls seem to be waiting for us to tee off, but it's Jim perfecting his form as shown in the bottom movie.

Going golfing again..

 

Drove over to Ocala, Sunday, March 30th to Jim and Gloria Aylesworth's home at Stone Creek Community. Beautiful day for golf  and had a great time with them at their Stone Creek course. Dinner and drinks completed the day.

Yes they live on a par 5 fairway. No wonder their form looks good.

North again today...

Arrived at Southern Oaks in Summerfield on Saturday, March 29th after leaving Wildwood wet [bottom two pictures] grounds. About 3/4" of an inch of rain fell the night before. Moving slowly north as you can see 30 miles at a time.