Had to throw the state motto in there somehow. After hitting the sack an hour earlier than usual we managed to wake up 40 minutes later than usual!
We headed out after breakfast, the temperatures were noticeably cooler than recent mornings, and joined the interstate for close to 200 miles, then about 30 miles off interstate to the camp site. As we headed further west the Spanish Moss which had been so prevalent in the Florida Peninsular disappeared. The trees are also noticeably later in their development than those in Lake Wales. About halfway into the trip we crossed into the Central Time Zone, which was located about 100 miles from the Alabama border. Once into Alabama the grass seemed a lot greener, and the countryside more open with herds of cows in the fields.
We arrived at the campground around 2PM, first impressions a re very good, large roads around the site, with larger concrete pads for the trailer and patio. The rest of the afternoon was spent setting up the trailer, satellite, Internet and other essentials!
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