It was a gorgeous fall day as we arrived at Fort Chiswell RV Park in Fort Chiswell, Virginia.
In 1758 there actually was a Fort Chiswell here which was an outpost during the French and Indian War. Eventually, the fort was neglected, and now no longer exists.
We are stopping here for only 1 night on our way back to Maryland. Since we are not unhooking the truck, we only walked around the campground.
On our walk, this halloween day, a black cat crossed our path. What does that mean?
To get here, we found ourselves on a wrong way concurrency, which is where the road contains two routes going in opposite directions, actually driving out US 81, we found ourselves on a double wrong way concurrency, one of the few in the United States.
Technical Stuff:
Sylva, North Carolina to Fort Chiswell, Virginia: 230. 5 miles
Good Morning from Portland, OR – I thought of you when Zeta was pounding through with a fury!! Mary said you were okay. 🙂 I love Virginia. You’re probably not too far from home now. I pray the weather stays beautiful for you! And gaining an extra hour during the night is a bonus!
You are absolutely right. I told Barbara as we were driving from North Carolina to Virginia, it REALLY feels great to be driving the RV again. I missed it after almost 4 months sitting.
Good Morning from Portland, OR – I thought of you when Zeta was pounding through with a fury!! Mary said you were okay. 🙂 I love Virginia. You’re probably not too far from home now. I pray the weather stays beautiful for you! And gaining an extra hour during the night is a bonus!
Thank you. We got lots of rain, no problem. Everyday is a beautiful day when you are retired and traveling around the Country.
I know for us, it felt good to be moving again, so I pray the black cat was just that and your travels are smooth!
You are absolutely right. I told Barbara as we were driving from North Carolina to Virginia, it REALLY feels great to be driving the RV again. I missed it after almost 4 months sitting.