We had a nice one night stop in Darien, Georgia on our 4 day trek south for winter. This is one of the LONGEST sites we’ve been in with probably room for another 40’ RV in front of our truck and a Jeep behind our van. It was super easy in and super easy out. Not all the sites in this park are this large, but they all have nice sized level pads.

She doesn’t have her license and can’t see over the steering wheel so she is definitely not driving us South for the winter…

Edsel the Elephant, a Fluff N Tuff toy. These toys are the best toys for our destructive trio. Coco really loves the flamingo and Tucker loves the elephant and squirrel.

On our final day of driving north (brrr..🥶), our 2020 F-350 rolled over 80,000 miles! We’ve put about 60k of those miles on it in the past 3.5 years of full-time RV travel.

Whose idea was this???

We had some rain on our last travel day. Steve purchased rain gear earlier this year so he doesnt have to drive in soaked clothes. The bright orange is also great in case of emergency!

The owners manual for our Solitude notes that these vents should be CLOSED for travel and storage!

Steve is using his new collapsible ladder to close our stove vent (in the “rain”) on our last travel day.

We explored Manatee Springs State Park in Chiefland, FL this week. We didn’t get to see any manatees, but really enjoyed touring the park. We met several lovely people as well and got to see buzzards, gators, and a river otter!

Not sure how smushing themselves into 2/3 of the back seat is comfortable, but here they are sleeping the drive day away. Our 3 dogs travel really well and are good camping companions.

In 3 years full time we’ve only had a handful of travel days with issues because of the dogs.