It all started about a year ago last month…
We were on our way to church and on our way there we normally passed an RV dealer. Dad was driving and looked over and said to momma, “Could you picture us in that?“ That is what started it all.
Since then, we have sold a house (as soon as we put it on the market), loved on some adorable children in Costa Rica, and learned to trust God more than I ever had before. He has been so faithful and I have learned to love Him with my entire heart.
Our RV trip began at Tyndall Fam Camp. We stayed there for two weeks to get used to the camper and finish moving out of the house and move into “The Cottage.“ We took a long time to finish packing and cleaning, but we finally finished on Jo’s birthday. We were so happy to be done that we went out for my favorite “out to eat dessert,“ a vanilla frosty at Wendy’s. :)
Next, we headed off to Uchee Creek on Fort Benning on the AL/GA line. During our stay there we got to go to The National Infantry Museum. It was so amazing and I will never look at war the same way again. My grandfather fought in WWII and I loved learning about how he lived during his service. I also learned about K.P. (Kitchen Police) and later daddy told me that grandpa complained about it sometimes.
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| These deer really liked our Uchee Creek campsite, this was taken from our picnic table! |
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| Me and Jolie outside our camper! |
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| This is the infantryman that greeted us at The National Infantry Museum! |
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| This is a camp similar to the one my grandfather lived in during the war. |
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| This is the mess hall like my grandfather had to clean up as K.P. |
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| Me, Jo, and DT saluting for our country in our uniforms. |
After Uchee Creek, we went to Monte Sano State Park in AL. After a few hikes, a couple of campfires, plus a visit to The US Space and Rocket Center, we were back on the road.
Now here we are in Pigeon Forge, TN. We have been blessed with free tickets to Dollywood from friendly neighbors, a beautiful campsite, and a place relatively close to The Smoky Mountain National Park. We have seen half a dozen bears, visited with close friends, and hiked Chimney Tops Trail.
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| It's fall in Dollywood!! |
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| Found a mouse on Chimney Tops Trail!! So cute! |
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| View at the top of the world!! (well, the Chimney Tops) |
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| Messing around in the car on Cades Cove Loop! |
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| I didn't even have to zoom in for this one!! |
Since dad’s famous words, I’ve had very mixed emotions. I’ve laughed and I’ve cried and had some feelings in between. I’ve left so much to hopefully, gain much more. I’ve left a house I had lived in for as long as I can remember and some of the greatest friends in the whole entire world. But God has blessed our family with so much, saying thank you is not nearly enough.
