bama_ed
It's kind of fun to do the impossible-Walt Disney
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Gonna get cold here down in the south in the next few days.
Cold for us, anyway. In Central Alabama, we might get a little light frozen rain to glaze the roads. Many school systems are either delayed starts or cancelled for tomorrow. Milk was non-existent at the grocery store this morning although there was still bread.
Here at home, DS #2 came for a late Christmas visit this weekend (he had to work during the holidays since he was the new guy in the office) but it's time to take down the decorations and get ready for spring.
On our most recent trip last fall, DW and I finished up our multi-year visits to the various Florida Lighthouses around the huge coastline of the state. Some visits were during covid and they were either closed or same for lack of volunteers to open. But I have 13 fridge magnets from Florida lighthouses that are proud momentos of those visits. Always great to climb to the top of them and see the view in 360-degrees. It was a great reason to go camping all over the state.

But something else is coming up. Soon. Again, it will be filled with activities every day but not too many to wear us out. It will have a familiar pattern but with new things to read about. Can't wait to get out of this cold weather.
I booked this trip a year ago - always wanted to try a visit towards late January or early February.
Bama Ed
PS - by 'cold' I mean 20F tonight, sleet/rain overnight. Won't make it to freezing tomorrow during the day and 13F for the low. But Wednesday we start to thaw out above freezing and by Thursday I'm gonna start getting things ready to load.
Cold for us, anyway. In Central Alabama, we might get a little light frozen rain to glaze the roads. Many school systems are either delayed starts or cancelled for tomorrow. Milk was non-existent at the grocery store this morning although there was still bread.
Here at home, DS #2 came for a late Christmas visit this weekend (he had to work during the holidays since he was the new guy in the office) but it's time to take down the decorations and get ready for spring.
On our most recent trip last fall, DW and I finished up our multi-year visits to the various Florida Lighthouses around the huge coastline of the state. Some visits were during covid and they were either closed or same for lack of volunteers to open. But I have 13 fridge magnets from Florida lighthouses that are proud momentos of those visits. Always great to climb to the top of them and see the view in 360-degrees. It was a great reason to go camping all over the state.

But something else is coming up. Soon. Again, it will be filled with activities every day but not too many to wear us out. It will have a familiar pattern but with new things to read about. Can't wait to get out of this cold weather.
I booked this trip a year ago - always wanted to try a visit towards late January or early February.
Bama Ed
PS - by 'cold' I mean 20F tonight, sleet/rain overnight. Won't make it to freezing tomorrow during the day and 13F for the low. But Wednesday we start to thaw out above freezing and by Thursday I'm gonna start getting things ready to load.
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