Friday, October 30, 2020
Panorama Farm, Virginia
ODOMETER: 77,947 | MILES TRAVELED: 2
by Grant
Today was a continuation of packing, moving items to storage and getting Thelma ready for her inaugural journey. We didn’t have to venture far. Our sweet neighbors, the Murray Family, had offered for us to spend our last two nights in Charlottesville on Panorama Farm. This was rather fitting, as that’s where Jana and I were married some 17 years prior and spent a few days each week on the trails mountain biking and trail running. Panorama Farm is our favorite place in Charlottesville as we’ve made countless memories there.
We didn’t get away to the farm until well after dark on Friday night and I hadn’t had time to fill the propane tank on the bus so we spent a chilly night on the farm braving the late fall chill.
Our sweet neighbors, the Murray Family, had offered for us to spend our last two nights in Charlottesville on Panorama Farm.
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An early morning dump run.
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Stellie on her “Segway.”
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Stellie with “Party Time,” the new owners’ puppy.
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Moving into storage. Storage space #1.
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Storage space #2.
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All finished.
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A rainbow on Panorama Farm.
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Beautiful Panorama Farm.
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Run/riding on Panorama Farm.
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