Country Inn and Suites Sumter SC
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Park number three
... Carolina. It has the largest expanse of old-growth floodplain hardwood forest in America, with many trees reaching 130 to 160 feet tall. It was also the hangout of Francis Marion, nicknamed the "swamp fox" during the Revolutionary War. There was nothing that could be called spectacular, but it was a pretty and pleasant park to ...
Anxiously Preparing
... and into my 'riding' clothes, hitch up the trailer to 'PEARL' and away we go, pedaling as hard as we can to get to our first stop, GALAX, VA...racing against darkness as well as afternoon & evening thunderstorms.
But for now, I think ALL of the planning has been for a great good. We're tired & sleepy and anticipating a good night's sleep....."NOT"......we're too excited about our journey...we can't wait for it to begin!!!!!! ...
Country 2 lane
Today was let's bust our ass and do 7 points before 10am day! That is the most points we have ever done in one day. We got to our first point at 6:15. It was my turn to be the copilot this morning so I naturally took at nap but not before saying a little prayer to avoid ditches and tickets. Ok, back to the first point. I had just woken up and coin flip was tails which ment I do the treatment. I stepped out of the truck and my ears were flooded with bird calls. Within ...
Fresh air and freedom
... are as follows. Drive for at least 10 miles to warm up the engine. Place pop tart over defrost vents. The next step is seasonal depending on the temperature. Roll down all of the windows and turn on the defrost to its maximum setting. Drive for roughly 10 miles then flip pop tart. Continue driving for another 10 miles then enjoy a hot breakfast! This works surprisingly well, to bad we ran out of pop ...
Better watch out for those boys in blue
... for any ramps, random houses, gas stations, pretty much anything other than a field on the side of the road. Back to our morning. I was the copilot today, I could be partly to blame since I was asleep. Anyway, we were approaching Turbeville and we hit one of these mysterious speed changes and here come the blue and whites. At this point I woke up, assessed the situation and kept my ...