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Mel Tillis's Tour Bus. Very Dirty, but Nice.I'm getting some strong hints from several people about updating the blog, so here goes. We are about halfway to Albuquerque, NM, where we plan to just take a look at the new 5th wheels there.
Two weeks with our granddaughter and Donna's daughter and son-in-law just went so fast for Donna. Tom isn't fond of Ukiah, but he manages to suffer through it. I think Julia helps make the time happier for him. We managed to spend quite a lot of time with Julia when she wasn't in school and it was a lot of fun. She loves coming to our "moving house" and playing games. Her favorite is hide and go seek. Since we don't have much space, we usually hide something small to find. We really miss them already. They may come to Texas this winter for a little visit - hope so.
We made it across the desert in a couple of days - not too warm at this time of year. We saw a huge wild turkey. It was probably hiding out with Thanksgiving not far away. We are staying here in Laughlin a couple of nights to get laundry done and just kick back. We aren't traveling really long days though and that's helping a lot. I thought I might want to go and do some gambling, but it just hasn't appealed to me. The weather is beautiful here although a bit on the windy side. This park has several levels and we're glad we aren't on the top one. Tom took a walk up there and he said it was very windy. One interesting note - Mel Tillis has a big Prevost two sites down from us. We haven't spotted him yet, but Tom tood a picture of his rig.
We stopped on our way east at Sacramento to visit "Monaco Mama" or Becky as I call her. Tom helped her repair the string in one of her shades for her rig. She spent the day with us and we had a good time. She and Tom had plenty of time to catch up on their mutual friends and GM too. She works at a GM dealer so there's plenty of shop talk for them.
We have stayed at several Elks Lodges on the way so far and have enjoyed them. They have all been pretty good spots to stay and the members are so friendly and welcoming to us. It makes it a good overnight stay.
Hope you all have a great Halloween.
Two weeks with our granddaughter and Donna's daughter and son-in-law just went so fast for Donna. Tom isn't fond of Ukiah, but he manages to suffer through it. I think Julia helps make the time happier for him. We managed to spend quite a lot of time with Julia when she wasn't in school and it was a lot of fun. She loves coming to our "moving house" and playing games. Her favorite is hide and go seek. Since we don't have much space, we usually hide something small to find. We really miss them already. They may come to Texas this winter for a little visit - hope so.
We made it across the desert in a couple of days - not too warm at this time of year. We saw a huge wild turkey. It was probably hiding out with Thanksgiving not far away. We are staying here in Laughlin a couple of nights to get laundry done and just kick back. We aren't traveling really long days though and that's helping a lot. I thought I might want to go and do some gambling, but it just hasn't appealed to me. The weather is beautiful here although a bit on the windy side. This park has several levels and we're glad we aren't on the top one. Tom took a walk up there and he said it was very windy. One interesting note - Mel Tillis has a big Prevost two sites down from us. We haven't spotted him yet, but Tom tood a picture of his rig.
We stopped on our way east at Sacramento to visit "Monaco Mama" or Becky as I call her. Tom helped her repair the string in one of her shades for her rig. She spent the day with us and we had a good time. She and Tom had plenty of time to catch up on their mutual friends and GM too. She works at a GM dealer so there's plenty of shop talk for them.
We have stayed at several Elks Lodges on the way so far and have enjoyed them. They have all been pretty good spots to stay and the members are so friendly and welcoming to us. It makes it a good overnight stay.
Hope you all have a great Halloween.
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