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NH Media Makers…Great meetup today at Crackskulls…as always lots of cool projects and creative energy.
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Spent today cleaning out the camper. Sitting at BWI for the flight to Manch. Big delays as a tornado touched down nearby. Back to reality tomorrow.
Got in around 10 pm. Traffic in DC of course. Long day on the road but still fun.
This is our last night of camping, barring any major issues, we will be back in Baltimore by this time tomorrow night. I fly home to NH on Sunday. We drove though much of Tennessee today but no time to stop. So even though I lost the blog, I still have lots of great pictures and lots of great memories. As a tent camper for decades I have gotten and inside look at the world of RV travel. The key to Cracker Barrel’s success may be that it has RV parking pull-through spaces, a real bonus if you don’t want to try to back up a 23-foot camper. I have eaten a lot of biscuits. KOA alllows after hours check in, has coffee in the office in the morning and some of the nicest folks running these places. And here we are in Crossville, TN. I have visited 8 new states on this trip and crossed at least a couple of items off my bucket list.
We spent the day at Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas. The bathhouse is set up with Victorian era equipment and the exhibits were really interesting. We walked along bathhouse row and stopped for peach cobbler. Yum. Jackie had blackberry. As we continued along the sidewalk we came upon a cricket who jumped up onto my leg. He was the size of roll of lifesavers so I screamed pretty loud. You just don’t see bugs that big in New England. After all the warnings in the campground and desert parks about grizzlies and such I get attacked by a giant cricket.
Kansas -flat and hot
Denver and Montana Mike’s broken bolt