Feels like home

It occurred to me that, when we arrived yesterday at the Riverfront RV Park in Woodland, WA, it was the first time we had checked into a familiar RV park since we left home on April 15th. Every prior park on this trip was new to us.  That is significant, since this is the 31st place we have camped.

Well, it is like home, because we have been here so many times in the past, and because it is so comfortable. The staff are friendly and helpful. The grounds are immaculate. The river is right in front of our window. The dogs love to walk along the river's edge. (So do we!) The amenities are great: cable TV works; wi-fi is great; water, sewer and electricity are all handy at our site.

So, we are relaxing for the last four days of our trip and working our way up to being in our real home. Here's the view from our dinette window.

In three more days we will head for home. It will be very strange to be in one place day after day, although we look forward to seeing our friends and our family.  I think we could both continue traveling for some time to come, we are so comfortable in our Blue Suede home. Nevertheless, there are good things about being home, too.  One of them will be planning our next Black and Blue adventure.