When we last posted, we were emptying the cabin and loading
the motorhome. We picked a good day to
do it, while the weather was still OK.
Most of that work was done a week ago Wednesday, saving Thursday morning
for loading the motorcycle, parking the golf cart, and doing all of the final
lockups. As we got to the County road,
the weather began to change to a cold mist and drizzle. It stayed that way most of Thursday, but
changed to heavy, wet snow overnight. We
spent the night parked on the street outside of Steve’s place in Duluth and
woke up to about 8-10 inches of slippery white stuff on Friday morning.
Paige spent the morning with her mother, while Bob had a
last-minute eye exam. We both got good
reports, then left for Brett’s place by mid-day. The snow on the ground got lighter as we came
south. We parked on the street there for
a few more days, helping with the granddaughters’ activities and getting to
Paige’s final eye exam. We also had a
family gathering on Saturday night with Brett and Dave’s family (minus LeJoy
who is moving her business, but we got to see her Sunday morning for
breakfast). We all had a great time
eating lasagna, chocolate éclair ring, and visiting. Love to see everyone!! Before leaving Minnesota, we took time to
have lunch with the Dave and Nancy, who are now former fulltime RVers and
former Nomads. It was snowing lightly
during and after lunch, but quit about an hour later.
The temperature climbed out of the 30s about the time we got
to the Iowa border; first time in over a week for us. Wednesday night we spent in an RV park, first
time in a week we got to open all 4 slides.
Today, Thursday, our temperature display showed 60 as we came through
Kansas City. Warmth sure helps the
disposition.
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