Yesterday started really early. We were up before dawn, and it was cold out there! On the road by 7:00 a.m. and into Oklahoma before breakfast.
We went through Oklahoma City, and almost to Arkansas before we stopped for the day. The Arkansas River was especially beautiful to us, as we have been in Arizona for the last six months, where it is unusual to see water sources:
And although I love that my bank can see unusual activity on my ATM card and will shut it down until they hear from me, it makes it hard to fuel up when they do that. That phone call to be on hold for an automated system took me 15 minutes, then another 10 minute wait for them to re-activate my card. Sheesh. You’d think if they could see “unusual activity” that they would see it was charges for “campground” “fuel” “campground” “fuel” “campground” “fuel”…..
We spent the night at the KOA in Sallisaw, Oklahoma. We have stayed here before–it is nice and quiet, and has long level pullthrough sites. Not a bad place to end the day. Now for today’s RV Minute:
Susan Shepard says
October 22, 2011 at 8:50 amThat interstate was rough! I-2o’s not any better, going through Texas.
Looks like ya’ll are over half-way home. Maybe we can get together somewhere this year..lol! We’ll be looking for a house, next summer probably, for a base ‘camp’. Also in western Georgia, around Villa Rica. Good luck with your house hunt.
Gaelyn says
October 22, 2011 at 9:19 amHate that city traffic and rough roads. Construction in Kanab was like threading the RV through a needle of traffic cones.
Virginia from That Bald Chick says
October 24, 2011 at 9:38 pmThat sunrise is gorgeous!