Made it all the way to Rocky Mount, NC before stopping for the night. Rained pretty hard during the night (made good sleeping). Still can't outrun the national bird, they were pretty bad at the Rocky Mount stop.
Rained slightly on the way south through NC, SC. Ran up on a problem on the road about 17 miles before the SC border. A big motor home towing a
RAV4, was moving very slow on the right side of I-95 with his winky blinky on. there was a Toyota car in front that was all over the highway. Traffic was very heavy, the car would slow down to 35MPH then speed back up to 55-65MPH, would move half way to the passing lane then back to the right lane. 911 to the local high sheriff dispatcher. Took from mile marker 18 to mile marker 2 to get the car pulled over. END OF PROBLEM !!
I have never reported a problem on the road in my life by 911. This was one time that it was necessary for traffic was backed up as far as I could see behind me. Seems I was the only one that took the time to report the problem.
Stopped at the Savanna exit for the night at the Savanna Oaks RV resort. We are about 138 miles from home. has been a very long day, tanks need to be drained and flushed anyway. This will be our last stop
on our trip that will have covered 6827 miles, passed through TWELVE states, three Canadian provinces, which include Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia. What a great trip. I would do it all again in a heart beat, But that will be another story for I have to get ready to have both knees replaced on NOV 5 & 9th. By the time I get rehab completed, the planning for the west coast next spring is to start to visit
California, Oregon, Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Louisiana, guess I will have pass through New Mexico also.
D/W makes all the stop plans to visit historic places and places to spend my $$$$$
I still have to praise the Rockwood, Our home away from home was a great choice for the RV purchase. So far no problems. I did bend the rear steps on a deep, steep drive at a gas station. Corrected that today by using brute force to bend the steps back into place (well almost, but close enough). I discovered a misplaced plastic skirt on the right rear side
just behind the rear bumper. Seems to have pulled down somehow from
under neath the trim that goes across the rear just behind the bumper. Was
able to push it back into its place.
Our Boykin Spaniel Daisy has taught us the Boykin nease language, says she will be glad to get back home
Until later
Sid, D/W & HRH, Daisy