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From Amarillo east you start to see trees & green again.
Bonham State Park, Texas. Waypoint #28
Onward across Louisiana, Mississippi & into Alabama. Montgomery was just going to be an overnight stop until we discovered that there is a 1/2 mile short track less than a mile from the campground & we happened to show up the day before race day. $15 for a whole day of noise & crashes... can't go wrong there.
Gunter Hill Park, Montgomery, AL
From Montgomery it was through Atlanta (no layover like flying but still a circus to get around the place) & on to Ashville, NC. We thought that we might catch some fall colour in the Southern Appalachians but that was not to be. A dry summer meant that the leaves went from an unhealthy green straight to brown.
Next big stop, waypoint 41 near Cape Hattarass, NC for a weekend of mud racing or mud bogging. This is drag racing through a mud pit.
Before
Less than 7 seconds later
From North Carolina it is on to the home stretch. The home stretch is is a two day drive. Part of it crosses the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay on a bridge & two tunnel combo that stretch twenty two miles. Last stop, Kiptopeke State Park at the very bottom of the Delmarva Penninnsula.
Our faithful steed at Kiptopeke
Kiptopeke State Park
Bermudians can't go anywhere without stopping to shop & for us that place has become Dover, Delaware. No sales tax in delaware. After a couple days in Dover it was back to Severn Marine to away for the winter.
Severn Marine
Severn Marine on the right
Knapps Narrows
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