Somehow
a wedding anniversary isn’t quite the same when you are RV’ing. There was
always a thought we would do something big for our 25th anniversary
like travel to Europe. Instead, we traveled in our RV. It was a very “special”
day.
It
started when we were trying to turn into our next stop in Navarre Florida. We
were on a 4-lane parkway with high speed traffic. The first left into the park (where
the phone gps told us to turn) didn’t have a left turn lane so we went to the 2nd
left (where the RV gps told us to turn). Unfortunately, the only vehicle that
could make that left is a small car. We couldn’t get back out on the road going
west so John had to try to make the U-turn. By going in the grass, he almost
would have made it but then there was a mail box in the way. We all ran out and
disconnected the car. You have to picture that we are stuck across the 2-lanes
going east. There were no cars when we tried to make the turn but now cars were
stopped watching us disconnecting and moving the vehicles back and forth to get
out. In reality, we probably only stopped traffic for a minute but it seemed
longer and cars were REALLY backed up by then.
We
got to the RV park. I didn’t make reservations since our schedule had been
rather fluid. They told us they didn’t have anything! As we were working out
how to get to our backup place, we were told we could have a spot for 2 nights.
OK… After we got set up, we found we couldn’t get their cable to work and there
was no TV antennae reception. We spent about an hour with the owners trying to
get cable to work but no luck.
Around
3 pm I started looking on yelp. Turns out fine-dining isn’t one of Navarre’s
specialties. The best rated restaurants had tacos and burritos and closed at 2
pm. The best one we could find that was open was a burger joint. At least it
was a burger joint with beer.
OK,
the good news was that John surprised me with a card. Given that most of the
time we’re together when we shop, that was pretty amazing. I wasn’t as good…no
card from me.
Just
to make this a more positive post, here’s what you see when you geocache. They
were watching me!
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