We woke up to rain today and it stayed with us for awhile. We eventually outran it though, and had some gorgeous views driving through Kentucky, as usual.
And then in Tennessee.
That is, until we hit Sevierville.
Wayne got a little hopeful when we got to the other side of Pigeon Forge, but we only got a break for about two minutes and then it looked like this all the way to Gatlinburg.
It took an EXTRA hour and ten minutes to arrive at our RV park. I'm thinking we're heading to the quiet Greenbrier section tomorrow for sure. But, here we are.
And we're starved to death because it's 4:30 and we only ate once all day, so it's off to Food City. (I'll admit to frying up a black bean quesadilla and gobbling it down while Wayne was setting up.)
I've gotten a heads up from the Brights that they will also be in the area when we are, and if anyone else is passing through feel free to let me know because we are definitely looking for new friends on our travels! It will be so great to start meeting people who are as interested in getting out there and seeing what the world has to offer as we are.
Glad the trip went well with your new rig!
ReplyDeletea busy travel day! traffic didn't look like any fun at all!!
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ReplyDeleteThere's nothing worse than hitting a traffic jam after a long day of driving. Glad you made it safely and didn't starve to death on the freeway!!
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