October 18-21,2019 York, SC

We were so lucky to be get to spend a couple nights in the parking lot

of the Church that hosted us for many habitat builds.  The members of this Church 

have become family.  It was refreshing to my soul to get to spend time here.

The members of the Church have developed 

a walking path complete with water fall

and several stops for reflection.  They

are currently adding a pet memory section.

 The most beautiful doors I have ever seen.

The Church hosted a Shag Dance Class.  Shag is the state dance of South Carolina.

Who Knew.

Bill and I did try the class but it was more fun to take pictures.

October 17 and 18, 2019 Booneville, NC

We made it to our second Harvest Hosts.  We had the whole upper parking lot to ourselves.  It was so quiet.  Destiny was the perfect host serving some wonderful wine.

While we were parked here our generator sprang a leak.  

I was glad we were parked on gravel.  The next morning we covered the stain 

with kitty litter.  I talked to one of the workers and he said not to worry and was

glad I put litter over it.  We will be at the Dover, FL General RV on November 7th.

Rolling down the road!

October 15 - 17, 2019 Surveyor, WV

This three hour drive became FIVE.  

We got so lost.  

The adventure is real.

This place is really pretty.  The spots are a little close for me

and the drive in was wild

Our wheels are still rolling

October 13-14, 2019 Marietta, OH

Wayne National Forest is part of the Appalachian foothills.

We spent two nights here.  It was beautiful.  

These are the views from the RV

Took a walk on this trail

 and found this

 Would not want to be here in the dark

 

 

This is Perl Totman he is a local carver. 

He works with ash trees that have been infected with the emerald ash borer.

This carving represents the first settlers that came to this area.

This carving was done by Gutzon Borglum.  He was famous for 

carving Mt. Rushmore

A view from the scenic overlook

Made a pit stop at the Warther Museum.  This man had a 

second grade education and was able to build a legacy by carving and 

making beautiful knives.

His wife's button collection

 This display was run by a sewing machine 

motor and one belt

I am almost caught up.  Just a couple more stops.