Karen
Duquette lost the photos she took at this campground. But it had to
be noted that the GPS did not take the two RV
Gypsies to the campground. When almost there, the GPS said they
had reached their destination, which they had not, so the two RV Gypsies
kept driving and it took quite awhile, but eventually they saw the campground
and its very tiny sign, which could easily be missed.
The campground was very small. The sites were grassy. The roads were
dirt. Only a couple of TV stations came in, NBC
was the only major station. The two RV Gypsies used their own Wi-Fi.
Cell phones did not work.
Going into town the two RV Gypsies drove out of the campground, heading
opposite of the way they came in and got to the major road quickly.
Coming back they tried to go back to the campground that way, but came
to a dirt road, so they turned around and went the way they originally
came in. Again the GPS did not take them there and they also came to
a dirt road this way. They knew they had not driven on a dirt road with
their RV. They turned around and took the only other road in the area,
but after driving a bit, Lee Duquette said it did not seem right so
he turned around. (Later they learned they should have kept going at
that time). They could not call the campground because their cell
phones did not work. They asked several people who lived in the
area if they knew where the campground was, and finally the third person
was able to give them directions.
It seemed that they missed turning left at the cemetery. But Lee
Duquette screwed up and did not follow the directions given, despite
Karen Duquette telling him that he should have turned at the sharp corner.
So he ended up on the main road and had to turn around to the sharp
corner. Once he turned left at the cemetery and kept going, they got
to the campground. Yet, neither one of the two RV Gypsies remembered
turning left the first time while in the RV, but they must have. Oh
my! 45 minutes wasted. This was a first for the two RV Gypsies. |