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While we didn’t leave Zanesville earlier than we normally leave for a day’s travel, in the back of my mind I was thinking about breaking all of our normal rules about mileage and driving the nearly 450 miles to get … Continue reading →

No sooner than we got on the road, we ran into our first “Road Work”. Fortunately, we had mapped out a short route over secondary roads to get to I-70. Surprise … the entrance ramp was closed … more “Road … Continue reading →

We woke this morning to temperatures in the mid 50s, a full 20 degrees cooler than at any time over the past week. Having made the decision to head home, we could have started today … but postponed our departure … Continue reading →

We had a leisurely Sunday morning. Debbie had her regular Zoom get-together with four of her friends .. sadly a group that a year ago was six. I took a walk around the campground, perhaps the first we’ve stayed at … Continue reading →

Our trip to Anderson, IN was one of the shortest we had scheduled for our trip, just 84 miles … 60 miles of it on I-70. Throughout the trip, nearly every flag was being flown at half-staff in honor of … Continue reading →

An early morning haze gave way to generally clearing, but not overly bright, skies which was great for driving. As this was a two Interstate day not much of interest other than many farms, a truck hauling electrical transformer equipment, … Continue reading →

To allow Debbie to have her weekly Zoom call with friends from back home, we delayed our departure for the relatively short drive to East Sparta (just south of Canton), Ohio until around 11:00 AM. First stop was at a … Continue reading →

We woke to  a dense fog which had descended into the valley where the campground is located.  While it had begun to lift as we got underway, several low-hanging clouds shrouded some of the nearby hills. Although some fellow campers … Continue reading →

It was fortuitous that we delayed our departure from Wednesday to today and had we left  yesterday, we’d have ended up in the midst of  the remnants of Hurricane Fred and dangerous weather. The first 80% of today’s route were … Continue reading →

We decided on an early start this morning in hopes of getting into and around Washington before there was any apprecaitble traffic, even thought is was a Sunday. Surprisingly the traffic was very light and had virtually no slowdowns around … Continue reading →