Our first boondocking experience could not have been any better. We had a nice visit with our hosts, Scott and Debbie, and enjoyed pleasant conversations about places traveled and our lives so far. We also got a tour of their RV motor home and some ideas of ways to enhance our camping experiences. Their Boondockers Welcome site was level, safe, quiet and very picturesque. We slept well last night and enjoyed our coffee this morning while looking at the beautiful mountains that surrounded us. After getting a warm send off from Scott and Debbie we departed and headed down the mountain to I-40 to continue our westward journey. Hopefully our paths will cross again in the future and we will get to enjoy their company once more. Our travel today was thankfully uneventful and we arrived at our next stop during a light rain shower. Our campsite tonight is at the Belle Ridge Retreat in Monterrey, TN. Belle Ridge Retreat is a very nice RV resort that looks new and is nicely manicured. After a yummy dinner and a hilly walk around the campground we retired for the evening excited about our trip so far and what we had planned for tomorrow.
Most of us have experienced many new things in our lives. New babies, new homes, new jobs, new cars and new phone numbers are common to all. Since we are now in the beginning of recovering from the world wide Covid pandemic and our lives have changed so much we decided to start a new blog titled “Our Someday is Today” to chronicle our travels and life experiences in the new post Covid era.
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