Thursday, November 26, 2020
Thanksgiving | Travel Day | South Bay, FL to Palm Beach Motorcoach Resort, FL
ODOMETER: 80,306 | MILES TRAVELED: 2,361
by Grant
Most campgrounds are full at this point and it’s Thanksgiving, so we may have to brave the mosquitos another night. It could be worse. It is a beautiful day, the sun’s shining and it’s going to be 81 today.
Jana and I decide to take a bike ride along the levee around Lake Okeechobee (7 miles of a 110 mile circumnavigation). During the ride, we receive a call for an opening at an RV resort in Palm Beach. We book a site, pack up and head off to the Palm Beach Motorcoach Resort. This is another fancy RV resort which is also a condominium property structure with rental lots. We appreciate that they agreed to let Thelma’s 18 year old carcass in their gates as we drive by motor coaches worth $500k to $1MM with Bentley’s, Porsche and Audi R8’s sitting in their drives. They did request to see a photo of her prior to approving our booking ?.
This location is much closer to the beach and we get to cook on the grill without being eaten alive ourselves. Our Thanksgiving dinner was absolutely AWESOME!! Jana is truly the Thanksgiving maestra! It was a true Thanksgiving feast, RV style! We all express how very grateful we are for all we have, and all our friends and family on Thanksgiving.
It was a true Thanksgiving feast, RV style! We all express how very grateful we are for each other, our health, all we have, and all our friends and family on Thanksgiving and every day.
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Warm season’s greetings from our family to yours. May your holidays be peaceful, healthy, and full of love and laughter. ♥️
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