I don't have a clue of what we did this day! Must have been routine.
Except, we received a call Monday evening from our son which indicated we might be need to be back in Cape Girardeau a few days early.
Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Yes, we decided to leave this morning.
423 miles to the east we stopped in Willington CT at MOOSE MEADOW RV Park.
Today was all interstate, lots of big city miles, lots of rough surfaces.
Wednesday, August 15, 2018
Another day on the road.
516 miles later, all interstate, more big cities, more rough roads, we stopped in
Transfer, Pennsylvania, at SHENANGO RV RESORT. This might have been the nicest RV park/resort we have stayed in; a true resort in the middle of the country, 20 miles off the interstate.
Thursday, August 16, 2018
Third day on the road.
All interstate miles, more rough roads and construction. Finally found one smooth interstate, I-64, across Indiana, was the longest stretch of good road surface.
721 miles today. I checked with Glen all afternoon to see if he wanted to stop. His feelings were if we stop, then we will sit in the motorhome until time to go to bed, then get up in the morning and drive 3-4 hours. OK.....we kept going and after 12 hours, we made it to Cape Girardeau, MO.
Did you add up those miles?
1660 miles from Lubec Maine to Cape Girardeau, MO.
I will sum up the four weeks in Maine, and my thoughts on interstate highways, later.
Oh, yes....one more thing.
We did check on our house construction. Hurray, footings have been poured, ready for the concrete slab. We actually saw our business agent, Bill, tonight at dinner. He said he was hopeful that by this time next week the house would be framed. We shall see.
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| Exciting--for us--the footings poured. |
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| A CAT front loader for a "towed" vehicle? |
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| Mexican: it's what's for supper! |
First: wash the truck!
Second: have my eye glasses repaired.
Third: pick up Ashlynn and Zade from school
and much more, I am sure.
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