Moving right along. . .

Yesterday morning we left Ocean Springs not really knowing where we were going. The camp we had planned to stay in fizzled out. They only one site left that we could fit on. That's never a good thing, taking the only thing left over. So on we went.

Terry found a camp that is actually in Georgia, but nearest to Chattahoochee, Florida. Not even a mile into Georgia. It is the Eastbank Campground on beautiful Lake Seminole. The lake is actually a bit larger than Dale Hollow, where we used to hang out. We are all the way to one end near the dam. There is a lock on the far side of the dam, so it is part of a navigable waterway. It is a Corp of Engineers park. Three rivers converge to form this lake, the Chattahoochee, the Flint, and the Apalachicola. Alligators, snakes and waterfowl are present on the lake. So much for water sports! Hahahaha It is lovely though and we have a water view from our campsite.

There isn't much around us here as the towns are very small, but we did go into the town of Sneads and did laundry today. I really hate not having my washer/dryer. There were laundry facilities here at the park, but only one washer and one dryer, so we opted to go into town and get it all done a little more quickly.

We've visited a few other campers on our walks around the camp with the dogs. One guy is here in a really neat old boat that he uses as a camper as well. We had thunderstorms today. Pretty intense rain, but not a lot of wind or lightning.

Tomorrow we head toward Leesburg, Florida.

Till next time. . .

Dale