Onto the RV Show and the East Coast

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January 14, 2015

We headed to Tampa for the huge Tampa RV showed. We stayed overnight at the fairgrounds and that worked out great. We went into one that costs $1.4 million and saw a couple of units we loved and would consider in the future.

January 15, 2015

Was yesterday and we drove to Port St. Lucie to PSL RV mobile home and park. There is nothing here. There are new owners who are attempting to redo the mobile homes, put down new pads for the RVs and will at some point make a “campground.” It is great for us because it feels as if we have the place to ourselves and lots of room for the girls to roam, the clamshell and everything is around us.

January 16, 2015    
                                
I didn’t sleep last night for two reasons 1: I have a regular cup of coffee in the afternoon and we went to the Golden Corral. Elliott saw a retina specialist who said his eye looks good, the pressure is great and it is healing well after the “complication” at home.

Elliott went for a bike ride after we went to Publix and I got a better wrist splint for what I am diagnosing as osteoarthritis and I slept and am now catching up on loading my pics and catching up on computer stuff. The Wi-Fi here is amazing. We are waiting to get cable and plan on a month here.

January 18

 Yesterday we got cable so yeah!! we can watch the Patriots today. We went to Walton Rocks Beach, which is great with roaring waves, close bathrooms and lots of room to play! The girls had so much fun!! Below is our site and two pics from yesterday.



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