2011 Trip across the US
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2015 Trip to Alaska
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Well, I never saw either bear, and headed out of the campground around 10:00. Lots of interstate travels, which should have taken me within a few miles of the turnoff for Greenbelt National Park, but Matilda (my GPS) fooled me & got me into a turn lane I couldn't get out of. So, I had a tour of downtown Washington, DC, including crossing the Potomac, seeing the Capitol Building & Washington Monument, etc. With the horrible DC traffic, it added 2 1/2 hours to the trip, with me pulling into the campground around 3:30. I'm in Site B39, a dry site for $10.00 per night (with the senior pass discount) just big enough for the trailer & with enough slope that I have the tongue almost on the ground. Still, it is one of the few in the park that will get some sun on the solar panels.
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After setting up the trailer I called Karin & headed to her house. Well, that was what I thought I was doing - I had a "Saved" on the GPS called Karin, and since I'd been there before, I started following the route. Tings looked familiar, but after getting most of the way there I realized it was to the apartment that they had just before going to Botswana! I'm glad they came back to Takoma Park since the new house was only a few miles away.
We walked to the school bus stop to pick up Zoe, then I stayed at the house while Karin went to pick up Brian & Valerie (it was take your kid to work day, so Valerie went with Brian).
I took a few photos, then we had Tacos for dinner. After that it was back to the campground by a more direct route.
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| Zoe | Zoe Asked to Smile! | Everyone | Valerie |
Until tomorrow -
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