I'd like to introduce our most recent family member, Becky. Becky is about 7 yo rescue from a minister who had to enter a group home and couldn't care for her any longer. She's the most loving cat I've ever had. We have to warn visitors if you don't want a cat in your lap, don't sit down.

We've put over 5K miles since we purchased the new RV. Initially we took a couple of short trips to GA state parks and then set out for Shipshewana to pickup our new recliners to replace the couch. We took a couple of weeks to get there stopping at some Harvest Host sites, some Boondockers Welcome sites, some state parks and a few commercial campgrounds. We ended up traveling to the panhandle of Florida in June where the temps hit 100 degrees most days. That's just too hot for this old man. We came back home by way of another state park and a couple of commercial campgrounds. In November, 2022 we set out for central Florida where we spent 6 weeks near Palmetto and Riverview in FL. These are pictures from Hidden River Campground in Riverview. Our only complaint is the laundry is the pits. There were two at the campground. Only one was operational and it only had half the washers/dryers functional at any given time. The rest were broken.

Then we drifted over to the east coast and wandered up to Jekyll Island for a few nights. Warning. Do not expect to be able to resupply there. There appears to be only one store. It is very busy and probably doesn't have what you need and if you find it, it's overpriced. The bike trails there are the best we encountered anywhere. Brunswick is a short distance away, but if you leave the island it will cost you another $8 to get back on, after the first day. I hate tolls. My wife made these reservations. If I had made them I'd never have visited Jekyll. We came home late in February with a broken refer door. 

I hate RV refers. The temps in the refer got into the '50s while in 100 degree weather. The freezer kept working just fine, however.