Oct 5
Early start today. I had to set the alarm last night in
order to get up at 3 AM to get Pablo to the airport. I then came back to Mom’s
where I hung out over breakfast long enough for the worst of the traffic to die
down before heading back south to continue my tripus interuptus.
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I’m staying the night at a
campground right on the Ohio river just east of a town with the cool name of Rising
Sun Indiana. The campground is having a Halloween celebration this weekend (Of
course!) and many of the campsites are decorated for the festivities.
Fortunately, since I have very little candy with me, I’m getting out of here
before the official festivities start on tomorrow!
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The campground is in two sections, almost like two separate campgrounds sharing one office, with one up by the road on higher ground and the other about a quarter mile away right down on the banks of the river where I'm sure things can get a little wet in the spring. I'm in the river unit and it's relatively peaceful down here. I can feel myself starting to decompress as I walk the bank.
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The campground is in two sections, almost like two separate campgrounds sharing one office, with one up by the road on higher ground and the other about a quarter mile away right down on the banks of the river where I'm sure things can get a little wet in the spring. I'm in the river unit and it's relatively peaceful down here. I can feel myself starting to decompress as I walk the bank.
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