Day
2 – 5-13-15 Wednesday We got the MH ready for the service to begin
at 8AM. I talked with the technician before he took it into the bay
and then we went to the customer waiting room. They have TV,
recliners, couches, free coffee, free hot tea and free WiFi for the
waiting customers. We decided to get some lunch before they finished
so if they got done early enough we could leave Gaffney and be on our
way. We went to Cracker Barrel and have a great lunch. When we got
back the MH was ready. We hooked up the “Toad” (our Jeep) and
left the service center at 12:55PM. We stopped at the last rest stop
on I40 in North Carolina for a break then drove on into Knoxville, TN
and stopped at a Sam's Club parking lot for the night. There was a
Mall across the parking lot so we walked there and walked through the
Mall but Lena didn't find anything she could live without so we came
back to the MH and cooked supper. Then went to the Sam's Club and to
get a roasted chicken for Thursday night's supper. The remainder of
the evening was relaxing/reading.
Day
3 – 5-14-15 Thursday We departed Knoxville at 7:30AM EST after
having breakfast. It was a pretty drive down I-75 in Kentucky. Kind
of mountainous with lots of trees and rock walls up both side of the
road in many places. We stopped for a break about 9:30AM at a truck
stop/gas station and bought a couple of chocolate turnovers, then
went back to the MH and made some coffee to go with the turnovers.
Yummy!
I-75
and I-64 through the horse country of Kentucky was some of the best
interstates we have driven on so far except for the section through
Louisville where they were doing major construction even that didn't
hold us up much. We stopped again for lunch at the Visitor's Center
in Indiana. We arrived at Lynnville RV Park in Lynnville Indiana for
the night at 1:30PM CST. We called earlier in the day and asked for a
pull through so we would not have to unhook the toad. The site was
laid out rather awkward but we managed to get the MH and toad on the
site without unhooking but could not level the MH properly so we did
not put all the slides out. But we will only be here one night. It
looks like the campground is used mostly by locals that have their
campers set up for the season so they can launch their boats in the
lake at the end of the campground. We relaxed for awhile, walked down
to the lake and talked to a lady that has just come back in from
catching some bass. Then we ate our roasted chicken we got last night
at Sam's Club for supper.
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