We left green TN, driving on side roads. One road was hugged
by tall trees, allowing just enough room for 2 narrow lanes – no shoulders! But
it was scenic.
It took ½ of our day today to get through Atlanta. What a
spread-out city! But we got through without any bumps or scratches! Thank you,
Jesus.
Our daily schedule runs something like this: Let’s get an
early start (but we’re lucky to be on the road by 9 a.m.!); cook up a main meal
between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. (whenever we’re hungry or need a break); make iced
tea late afternoon (very refreshing!); pull into a park before dark (if
possible). You can see how we are pushing ourselves!!
One town we drove through I would have loved to stop and
explore. It was called Bell Buckle in TN. Maybe someday…
Just before leaving GA, Miss Winnie got the bath of her
life!! The bugs all washed away and all is clean now. FL may be the Sunshine State but the rain has come and gone several times this evening. Our Puget Sound friends are used to rain, but some may never have experienced a real rain storm. The old saying "it's raining cats and dogs" is fitting because the sound on the roof wouldn't be any louder if it was actual cats and dogs.
Tonight we spend our first night in FL – beside a lovely
lake. (in Jennings)
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