Hiya Sweetie!
Well after a nice quiet night, I was up and at 'em pretty early, and managed to get all packed up and on the road just after 9:00. You won't be surprised when I tell you that the entire I-16 highway is still just as bumpy and rough as ever, jolting things around a lot until I finally reached I-75 on the other side of Macon. I can't remember how many decades it's been since I was able to drive through Atlanta without hardly hitting my brakes, traffic was that light. Of course, that didn't stop the four-wheelers from jumping around from lane to lane anyway, the idjits! Other than stopping in Resaca for gas (they redid the roads there, and now the ONLY way out of the Flying J is to turn right and make a U-turn. Really??? From a truck stop?? I wonder whose brilliant idea THAT was! Anyway, it was an uneventful drive, and I arrived at Wayne's campground around 2:30 CT (gained an hour, love being back on Central Time!), but took more than two hours to set up because I had to put up a fence for the horses, plus run a hose through an old building for water, and generally get everything in order. It's a full hookup though, so it will be easy living for the duration. My plan had been that after the closing I was thinking about heading west to the Chickasaw State Park, but the governor has just closed down all the state parks and forests, so now I'm not sure where I'm going to go. I'll have to make some calls. Once I got everything settled down, I poured a glass of wine and threw balls for Lola for a while, then settled down for the evening with some more episodes of the Crown. Shower's already done, heading off to bed shortly! Love you! Good night, my darling!
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