Monday 19 April,

Lake Tobesofkee is beautiful, especially early morning with the mist rising off the water and the crisp clean smell of pine. This is a good time of the year to camp. There were no more than 3 other camp site occupied while we were there.

We went golfing at the Landings Golf Club, in Warner Robins. It was very hilly and beautiful. I loved golfing in GA. because the ground is so hard that the ball got a lot of distinace rolling in the fairways (provided you hit the fairways).

The animals were left alone for a longer time than usual (another hurtle to overcome) while we golfed. We left the TV on to help drown out outside noises. Once again they did great. Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks. JUST LOOK AT CHRIS AND I.

Tuesday 20 April,

Today we went to the Warner Robins Musseum of Aviation next to the Airforce Base. The admission is free and it is a wonderful place to visit. I highly recommend it. We stopped at the store on our way back to the camp site and what do we pass but a Krispy Kream Donut Shop. I thought Chris was going to put our car on its nose getting us whipped into a parking spot. So a dozen donuts later we are headed back to our camp site.

We had rain most of the way back with it slowing up just in time for us to unload the car. Chris noticed the canvas awning was bowed with water. Now I have to tell you the tempreature is only around 70 and the rain is COLD. Our awning is manuel which has some advantage because you can lower one end and let the water run off. Chris decides to lower the back arm of the awning, but it is on a tight tention and you have to keep a strong hold so it doesn't snap out of your hands causing damage. This is where I needed my camera..............Chris lowered the back arm and here comes Niagra Falls right onto Chris! He gets drenched with COLD rain water and a lot of it. Next time he thinks he'll leave it slanted so the rain drains off gradually.

Wednesday was a relaxing day in camp and our ride home was uneventful...........Thank Heaven!

Our next trip will be north to Maine and I will share more Tales from the RV.