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Of Spiderwebs, Driftwood and Campgrounds

PostPosted: Tue Mar 05, 2019 8:28 pm
by BirdbyBird
Tomorrow the dogs and I take the last leg of the trip back to the Ohio driveway. Today we hunker down in the cold windy weather in a Kentucky campground with a blanket blocking off the front cab area and the slide in. I got a second small heater but it won't work with the 30 am and I don't want to run a second cord in from outside to run it. The blankets will take care of me along with the tights and second layers! The dogs just curl up. I think by now they are used to it this winter. As most of us know it is the wind that pulls the heat out of these tin cans faster than anything.

I also got my email today inviting me back to start work on April 4th. That gives me time to catch up with most everything and get in a couple weekends of dog shows!

The last of the pictures of this winter....sigh.

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Re: Of Spiderwebs, Driftwood and Campgrounds

PostPosted: Tue Mar 05, 2019 8:39 pm
by Acadianmom
Sorry your trip is almost over and thank you for taking us with you. Hope you make your last leg with no trouble.

It's cold down here in the South but not like what you have. It was 32 last night and they are predicting a freeze again tonight. We almost made it through the winter without a freeze. It should be back to 80 by the weekend.

Martha

Re: Of Spiderwebs, Driftwood and Campgrounds

PostPosted: Tue Mar 05, 2019 9:08 pm
by OregonLuvr
Stay warm Tina, hope your journey back home is uneventful.

Re: Of Spiderwebs, Driftwood and Campgrounds

PostPosted: Tue Mar 05, 2019 10:28 pm
by snowball
enjoyed your trip and your visit here in Q hopefully you will be out this way again another winter. Enjoyed your pictures... be safe getting into the home driveway
sheila

Re: Of Spiderwebs, Driftwood and Campgrounds

PostPosted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 1:27 am
by BarbaraRose
Love the spider web photos. I like taking pics of those too, especially with dew or frost on them. I really loved all the drift wood! I would love to have some of that!

Drive safe the rest of the way!