Update for today.
Got to sleep in this morning which was nice. Foggy (thus humid) this morning. But it's cleared off now with blue sky, puffy white clouds, and high today should be 83F. But yesterday's departure was uneventful.
We were ready to roll at 730am on Friday (yesterday).
We had stuffed a lot of gear for our kids (tents, cots, Blackstone, more) into the SUV and even in the Aliner to make the drive down here and we ALMOST

made it to Lake Louisa SP with no issue. I said "almost".
To get to LLSP I got off the turnpike at the Hwy 27 exit and it's about a 15 mile roll into Clermont proper and LLSP is just out the other side south of town. While riding through town a low pressure light came on the dashboard but it held 25 psi to make it to our campsite (which was after sundown). Unhooked the trailer and popped the top and plugged in, then looked at the tire.
BACKSTORY: I worked out West this past summer in a mountain environment that was rough on any tires. I had 3 flats over the course of the summer.
One of the repaired/patched tires from that summer was the one leaking (could see the plug material on the outside of the tire tread and could hear the hissing. So I aired it up and went to sleep since it appeared to be leaking s-l-o-w-l-y.
This morning it was still at the pressure I left it at but lost pressure on the way to Wal Mart this morning. Got a Fix-a-Flat can and sprayed it in hoping to get it good enough to limp to FW tomorrow then visit the Car Care Center at the MK Parking Lot. (used them to replace a tire on a past trip and was satisfied). Didn't feel like messing with it today. So we shall see but I plan to replace it.
Fired up the ol' Dietz 76 lantern last night for a brief internet check. I like the Dietz lanterns.
It's an enclosed flame so Disney should allow it, right? They don't allow my Tiki God lanterns (open flame).
I like staying at Lake Louisa SP. Lots of Spanish Moss trees and lake views and only 30 minutes to Disney at $38 per night total (tax, utility fee, site). Only downside is (for me) comfort stations don't have AC.
Here is our site with the blue sky above.
Before the fog blew off completely and the humidity left, the moisture in the air did highlight some spider webs nearby.
Watching some ESPN Gameday currently, some college football this afternoon, an anticipatory church service, then back for a microwave burger from home and pack up for our routine early morning getaway in the morning to the Fort.
Bama Ed