... Day 5, Wednesday, of the adventure was rather dull,
We left the Oasis RV Resort, 2715 Arnot Road, Amarillo TX, and headed East on I-40 to spend the night at the Oklahoma City East KOA CG, 6200 S Choctaw Rd, Choctaw, OK. Along the way we stopped for lunch in Clinton, OK.
In late afternoon we arrived at the KOA CG, set the RV up, and all seemed good. We took Dale to the pet area and had some dinner. The campground was well laid out, lots of trees, and the weather was very nice.
At abou
... on Day 6, Thursday, June 4, in the early morning, We were both very sick... I was in no condition to get behind the wheel and drive to Branson MO. So we decided to go to Plan B, don't go to Branson MO, but stay in the current KOA campground to recover, then leave tomorrow morning to go to Nashville TN, which is about 700 miles away. That's the best we could come up at the time.
By the way, anybody else get food poisoning while on the road? Any remedy suggestions?
Still on Thursday, Jun
Howdy All,
This former blog entry is now updated... As mentioned in the last update we are parked at the Cherry Hill RV Park in College Park MD. Because we did not have a toad we requested a space close to the front of the park and the park folks did provide a good location for us.
Monday, June 8, Day 10 of 32, we arrived late in the afternoon.
Tuesday June 9, Day 11 of 32,
We stayed in the park during the day to get familiar with it and to further recover from the food poisoning we had
.... I wanted to finish day 7's blog,
As I wrote before, day 7, Saturday, we were feeling perky and scheduled a number of tourist activities.
- We took a Grey Line Tour of Nashville, the highlight was visiting the Country Music Hall of Fame and we got done with that about 1 pm.
- We stopped at a Cracker Barrel for lunch... our first full meal in 3 days.
- We purchased Grand Ole Opry tickets online the night before and attended the 7 pm show... which was great!
... at the end of the
... and the Adventure continues on Day 3...
As was mentioned in an earlier blog posting we planned and did stay in Taos NM an extra day... the intent was to explore both Santa Fe and Taos. However, Santa Fee was a good 1-1.5 hours south of Taos, and the road is winding and slow. So, we stayed in Taos to finish cleaning up the wet carpet in the RV and wash a load of towels.
So on Day 3, Monday, we did our chores, and then rented a car to explore Taos. We had a great time. We visited the Taos
The second day of the Adventure - The drive today from Flagstaff AZ to Taos NM was mostly easy driving using I-40 to I-25, then at Santa Fe NM, we turned onto state road 525 with the last 100 miles into Taos was a bit more difficult and slow.
There was one major problem encountered with the Rig and it was not a actual mechanical problem... I'll blame it on human error, I tried to lay the blame on the dog, but my conscious got the better of me.
Here is the problem that happened...
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Yippee!
We have arrived at Cherry Hill RV Park, in College Park, MD, just next door to Washington D.C. We are set up and already had a pizza for dinner.
Total miles driven from Palm Springs CA to College Park MD, 2,863 miles, driven in 7 days or an average 400 miles per day. FYI, to have a more relaxed trip we concluded that we should have planned at least 9-10 driving days (300 miles per day average), with a rest day about every 4 days. That will be our planning technique when we head d