Our Location today is Wapakoneta ,
Ohio .
When we checked in at Corbin ,
Kentucky K.O.A. yesterday they told us the
area was under a Frost advisory for the night. I set up the Electrical and water
only with the intention of disconnecting the water after we’d had our showers. So
that’s what I did after posting the blog and showering I went outside in what
felt like freezing temperatures disconnected, drained and stored our hoses and
filter system.
There was frost on the windows. |
This morning I managed to see the sun coming up through our
rear window and verified on our thermometer that the temperature was indeed
sitting at the freezing mark. I caught up on reading last nights and this
morning’s blogs and E-mails. By 8:00 Kathy
had joined me for a light breakfast before we started our routine of getting
ready to hitting the road. Once the inside was ready it took only about five
minutes to raise the jacks and stow the power cord before pulling out of the
campground at 9:10 to continue our journey north bound.
As expected we had no problems with heavy traffic because
this was Saturday which kept a lot of commuter traffic off the roads. The sky
remained clear all morning but the temperature only managed to climb to the
upper 40’s by late afternoon.
We stopped at Cracker Barrel for lunch again today allowing
us to relax from the day’s travel. We made another quick stop at the Flying J
to get fuel since our last fill up was in Atlanta .
While putting the fuel in I needed to put my winter jacket on to stop the cold
wind from going through me.
Once we got back on I-75 it wasn’t very long before we were
welcomed back into the state of Ohio
that we haven’t seen since January 5th of this year. The clouds
became so thick that you could barely see any clear sky at all. Not being used
to sitting for long periods of time by 3:00
we needed to stretch our legs as we were both starting to cramp up pretty badly.
As luck would have it the next exit advertised a Meijer Store which worked out
perfectly. We had a chance to walk around the store for awhile before buying a
few last minute groceries that will last us through to Monday.
Feeling revitalized from the walk it made it easier for the
last half hour of today’s 281 mile trip. By 4:30
we were registering for the next two days at the Wapakoneta, Ohio K.O.A. This will give
us a little rest as well as a chance to explore this area a bit better before
heading home. We have stayed here many times in the past but never had a chance
to look around the area. Well tomorrow that will change.
After being guided to our site I chocked the wheels and had Kathy
open the trailer slides and turn on the furnace while I unhooked the truck and
plugged the power in while wearing my winter jacket again. (Sound Familiar?) The
office warned us of freezing temperatures in the area for tonight. Thanks for
following along and feel free to leave a comment. Be Safe and Enjoy!
It’s about time.
Krackers
You Might Be a Redneck If
You've belched while delivering a eulogy.
I've always wanted to go to the Neil Armstrong Museum! We had dinner once at the Bob Evans right off 75, and it was really good -- better than the ones at home! Stay warm!!
ReplyDeleteAll this cold weather talk is making me nervous, as we will continue heading north in a couple of days:(
ReplyDeleteEnjoy Wapa, the Airstream factory tour, the Bicycle museum, Neil Armstrong, we always find something to do there.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to believe the temps are as low as they are in the 3rd week in April. Safe travels
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