Saturday, May 14, 2016

Moving day, Natural Bridge and Casino parking lots

Friday was moving day and everyone gets a little revved up on moving day.  The girls figure it out pretty fast and then they become Velcro dogs.
 Our camp site was in a fairly remote area so we decided to drive out to a good flat area before we hooked Clark to Lewis.
ON THE ROAD AGAIN

Natural Bridge Park was just 15 miles from the camp so we decided to stop and take a walk with the girls.  We have driven up and down Interstate 81 so many times and passed the sign for Natural Bridge park but we never took the time to stop.  It is definitely worth it.  Such a beautiful natural wonder.

A GINORMOUS FUNGUS


                                                A VERY COOL 1600 YEAR OLD TREE

              THIS REALLY IS PRETTY AMAZING WHEN YOU STAND UNDER THE ARCH


                                                                 LACE FALLS

The girls had a great walk and Penny Lane got to go swimming!  She loves swimming in the clear moving waters of creeks.  Annie just did her best to stay dry.

We departed Natural Bridge and found a place to hook Clark to Lewis.  I wrestled Penny Lane for the passenger seat and we were off.  Penny is certain that I have taken her seat when we ride this way.  
                                           ANNIE BELLE SEEMS TO LIKE THIS SPOT
PENNY LANE IS DECIDING IF SHE CAN FIT

Our ride out was really good.  The girls still get nervous on moving day but we are working through that.  We are headed to Pennsylvania but cannot move into our camp site until later today.  We decided to stop at Charlestown, WV.  There is a casino in the area and many casinos will let RVs park in their lots for free.  We pulled in, turned on the generator, set things up and we were good to go.  We spent a little time with the girls before taking a walk over to the casino.  We had dinner and came back for the evening.  I am not much of a gambler and tonight was no exception to that.  We went in, ate dinner, and left.

Another great day in this thing we call life.

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