Traveling to Alabama

It's been a L-O-N-G time since I've taken a trip. I was home for six months. That's about four months longer than I've been home in the last five years. Just before leaving for Alabama, Tim and I went to Assateague Island. I'll get those pictures loaded after these. For now, here are some pics taken during my four days of traveling last week.

I met Claire and Sandy at Perelman Park near Lancaster, PA. This is a view along the river and a view of the park with our Roadtreks in the background:

I boondocked at the Walmart in Lancaster, PA with Claire and Sandy. The next morning, I started to take Hope for a walk around the building when I discovered this path. It lead to a large park which lead to another path that was along a river. We took the river path for awhile before I decided I didn't want to be too far away from the vans. It was a gorgeous day for such a beautiful morning walk.

How does a chicken cross the brook? By it's own tunnel, of course.

After leaving Lancaster, my travels brought me through Gettysburg. I've never been here before and the town greatly surprised me as to how large the battlefields were. I took a really quick drive through the battlefield, stopping to take these two pictures:

The view from my campsite at Douthat State Park in Millboro, VA:

A flag somewhere near Roanoke, Virginia. I took two pictures to show the terrain. Can you imagine installing this flag there?

The following are pictures taken at the Norris Dam State Park in Lake City, Tennessee. These two are just above the marina.

The lake at Norris Dam:

These pictures are of the grist mill and threshing barn. Both buildings were closed. The grist mill still works. They grind corn and other grains at certain times of the year.

A Pegasus somewhere along Hwy 27 (?) in Tennessee.