Since we knew we only had about a hundred miles to our next campground, and we were planning to do nothing when we arrived, we took our time leaving Wally World. Breakfast, then changed the wiper blades and flushed a few more stink bugs before take-off.
On the way we stopped to fill the propane tank. We thought it would be a good idea since we've used more than normal due to the colder temps. Propane is something you don't want to run out of in the middle of a cold night. Finding it though, turned out to be more difficult than anticipated. Seems most businesses in the south still close on Sunday.
Anyway, we pulled into our campground a little past noon. Juju used the time to give the interior of the coach a good cleaning, while I set up the satellite dish equipment for the first time since leaving home. Steeler game tonight, have to get ready.
Tomorrow we venture into New Orleans. We finally made it! The last time we had reservations here, they were cancelled by Katrina and Rita.
We are long time RVers and motorcyclists. Each winter our goal is to leave town before we have to start the snow blower, go someplace warm to ride the Harleys and explore our surroundings. This blog documents an amazing journey from December 1, 2010 to March 26, 2011, covering nearly 12,000 miles by land and sea. Thanks to everyone who came along with us through this blog.
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I am going to follow your travels. It'll be fun! Have a great time and be safe. Don't eat anything that says Nutria on the ingredients. Stick to only noteworthy gumbo, muffalatas, and make sure you go to Cafe Du Monde for their famous Beignets. ENJOY and have a hurricane for me, the drink not the disaster! And don't keep anything in your pockets. Take a safety pin and pin your purse closed. Put your money in your socks, at least cab fare. Lots of professional pick pockets. And they are REALLY good.
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