ANOTHER RAINY DAY.
Day 145 – It continued to rain some last night and at least half of today, and it only reached 49 degrees. We caught up with some paperwork – finances and more tax stuff – and made a large batch of Shrimp Enchiladas in Green Chile Sauce, enough to last for days. When the rain had stopped, Rob used the screws he bought at the hardware store yesterday to finish repairing the RV steps. Then he took down the screened tent because we’re leaving tomorrow morning.
Continue readingA RAINY DAY.
Day 144 – It rained much of the day today and with the storm came colder temperatures and some wind. The high today was only 56 degrees. We drove into Fresno and ran a bunch of errands: grocery store, hardware store, drug store, propane for the small RV tanks, Target to get the things we couldn’t get at Whole Foods, and of course, Jersey Mike’s for our reward. And that’s about it for the day, yawn.
ALMOST THE WEEKEND.
Day 143 – It looks like there will definitely be more people arriving as the weekend nears. But evidently there’s a storm coming, beginning this evening, with a couple of days of rain. The high today was in the low 70’s with it clouding up more as the day went on. They can really use the rain here!
Continue readingA DRIVE.
Day 142 – This morning it was cool, not cold, and hazy again. We relaxed in the morning, sat out in the tent with our books, and didn’t do much at all, but Rob took a picture of a lizard.
TRAVEL DAY
From: John L. Whitehead, Jr. Campground at Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park, Earlimart, CA – Pixley National Wildlife Refuge & Kern National Wildlife Refuge.
To:Hidden View Army Corps of Engineers Campground at Henley Lake Recreation Area, Raymond, CA.
Day 141 – Our new destination was north of Allensworth Park, above Fresno and Madera, and west of the Sierra Mountain range. We’d never been to this area before, but figured that if it was an Army Corps of Engineers campground, we couldn’t go wrong. This turned out to be true.
