Today we head BACK home. Tomorrow we'll drive to Waukesha to the Mercedes dealer there who will hopefully fix our wheel sensors so we can get back on the road and met up with Joe and Karen in NY.
It's nothing short of a miracle that the fire didn't burn any of the homes in the area. The fire fighters really did a great job. Even though the fire is contained, smoke is still visible. We hope today's rain and no wind will help.
This is a beautiful state park. We are camped in a beach-side site with trees all around. There is a boardwalk to the beach - lovely white sand, with waves crashing in. Buffy got caught by the wash from a wave - dashed back to dry ground and never went close to the water again. Today we start the home stretch. NC tonight, then WV, OH, IL and home.
We spent several hours on a walking tour of old town Savannah. Our guide was a wonderfully knowledgeable guy... with glaucoma. Good thing he knew his way around the area very well because he sure couldn't see where he was going. But he was full of information and fun to listen to. Even Buffy enjoyed the walk. We finished just as the sky darkened and thunder rumbled. By the time we got back to the truck rain was pouring down.