Coming back to where we started…
In a couple of weeks, after finishing this job in Florida, we’re heading back to where we began this RV lifestyle nine months ago, to where we use to live…
Those items having to do with travel or trips.
In a couple of weeks, after finishing this job in Florida, we’re heading back to where we began this RV lifestyle nine months ago, to where we use to live…
We’d planned to travel from West Memphis, AR, to Fayetteville, NC, to do another park guest guide renewal. However, the park in Fayetteville canceled on us, which we now consider a stroke of luck considering the heavy rains they’ve received on the east coast. Upon the cancellation we adjusted our schedule and are en route to Vero Beach, FL.
We took a few hours this weekend to visit a few of the nearby historical sites and a nature preserve. We enjoy getting to know an area, and what has perhaps made it what it is, by seeking to understanding its environment and history. One of our travel goals is to penetrate beyond the tourist experience in those areas we visit.
We’re in Marion, Arkansas, upgrading a resort guest services guide and have been enjoying autumn like weather the last couple of weeks — cool mornings and enjoyable daily highs.
Yesterday was our longest single day drive thus far (393 miles) from a little west of Omaha, Nebraska, down the western edge of Iowa, around Kansas City, then east into mid/eastern Missouri.
Artist Greg Laakso, a graduate of the University of Nebraska-Omaha constructed the “Tie Towers” sculpture with his perspective as a citizen, a soldier and an artist in memory of those who lost their lives.