DAY 3 Thursday

We slept in! Then we had a leisurely breakfast. Check out time was 1:00 and we checked out at 12:45. We did enjoy Anastasia State Park and will return again.

We traveled through Georgia, making our way toward North Carolina, stopping for lunch and dinner. The South Carolina Border is quite welcoming with its gates. Pretty.

We crossed the beautiful Savannah River in South Carolina. It is quite a long river; 350 miles!

More about the Savannah River at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Savannah_River

We spent the night in a rest area near Spartanburg, SC. Just a few more hours of driving, and we will be home in NC. We spent the night in a rest area near Spartanburg, SC.

It was an uneventful day, thank God. We truly feel His protection as we travel.

We should arrive at our place in Hendersonville on Friday.
Thanks for reading our journal.

Janet and Bob

DAY 2 Bob and Janet's Adventure Continues

ANASTASIA STATE PARK, ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH, FLORIDA

My friend, Andrea, recommended this place. It is absolutely gorgeous!

Our campsite


The neighbor's yard art!

We even took an evening walk on the beach.
Yep, that is Bob on the beach!

DAY 2 Bob and Janet's Adventure

What a beautiful day (even with the rain)!

We decided to get to Anastasia State Park in St. Augustine early and spend the day in the Oldest City in the United States.

We quickly parked the RV and took off toward the city. Crossing bridges, viewing the lighthouse, touring the city, and just enjoying each other made this a great day.

The St. Augustine Lighthouse

Temporary "lift" Bridge of Lions over the Matanzas River

This is the Matanzas River.
Matanzas=Bloody Massacre.
Can you imagine so many casualties that the river was red with blood for days?

Here are some photos from our sightseeing in St. Augustine:

Ralf, our delightful tour guide

Our next posting will be about Anastasia State Park, St. Augustine Beach, Florida

DAY 1 Bob and Janet's Adventure Begins

Tuesday, June 10th was our first day on the road.
Janet took the wheel for the first 150+ miles.

Bob drove for awhile, and then it started raining.We passed a very famous landmark.

Do you recognize it?

After locating a couple of Walmarts that did not allow overnight parking, we spent our first night in a beautiful rest area near St. Augustine. We saw that it had night time security, so we decided to stay there. The Highway Patrol car was no more than 50 feet from us all night long. We felt very safe.

We both slept very well on our first night in our RV.

We would love to hear from you with any of your traveling experiences.

Getting Started

We are about to embark on our first RV experience. We are leaving Fort Myers on Tuesday, June 10th.

We ask God to bless our travels. Please pray for our safety.

Our first destination is St. Augustine, FL.