It is really cold on Nova Scotia tonight. Going down to 3 degrees C. It is time to head south, which we will do on Tuesday. Thank heavens.
As promised, here is our itinerary:
Monday, Oct 15: Seabright to Truro NS to visit Arch's sister and family and say good by
Tuesday Oct 16: Truro to Woodstock, NB
Wednesday, Oct 17: Woodstock NB to Freeport, Maine
Thursday, Oct 18: Monegan Sun Casino in CT.
Friday, Oct 19: around New York City to Cape May, NJ for 3 days at the Seashore Campground
Monday, Oct. 22: Ferry from Cape May to Lewes, Delaware and on to the Janes Island State Park on Maryland's eastern shore for 3 days.
Thursday, October 25 we cross the Chesapeake Bay tunnel and bridge to Virginia Beach where we will spend 3 days at First Landing State Park.
Sunday, October 28: Then its is on to Cedar Point National Forest in North Carolina for 4 days. We plan to set up camp here and back track to Okracoke Island, Cape Hatteras, etc.
Thursday, Nov 1: Myrtle Beach State Park for 5 days. Golf heaven. Need I say more? :)
Tuesday, Nov 6: Hunting Island State Park SC. Recommended by the folks at Wheeling It. We are really looking forward to this stop. We love Nina's reviews and she posts great pictures of several sites in each park they review - very helpful.
Sunday, Nov 11: Skidway Island State Park. GA. This is our Savannah stop. Should be interesting. Also close to Hilton Head. More golf.
Fri Nov 16 to Sat Dec 15 Jekyll Island, GA. Another Wheeling It recommendation + about 100 other people. We expect to have a grand time here.
After Dec 15 who knows? Around Florida and on to Alabama, Mississipi, Louisianna and Texas is the plan. But we are very flexible.
If you have and suggestions for things to do, places to see, places to eat, etc., at any of these stops we look forward to hearing about them.
You tell your story so well Anne. You must consider putting your adventures into book form to make it permanent.
ReplyDeleteHope you can be well away from the ocean for the duration of the time that Sandy may hit. The beautiful islands you have been enjoying may be in the path of a savage and destructive wind. Take care!