It's been a little quiet around here lately, so I thought it was time for a quick update on where we've been and where we're headed.

After wrapping up our stay in North Georgia, we were supposed to be making our way to Alabama. As RV life sometimes reminds us, plans don't always go as expected. Because of circumstances beyond our control, we found ourselves back at Hawkins Pointe RV Park—a place we honestly didn't expect to see again.

Thankfully, that stay is almost over, and we're getting ready to hit the road once more. During the wait I've been spending some time baking and recently baked up a sourdough boule. I encourage you to use your oven for anything you would have baked in a traditional home oven. Leave a comment on what you bake in your oven.

Our next stop is Louisiana, but we'll be taking our time getting there with an overnight stop in Alabama and a couple of nights at a Harvest Hosts location in Mississippi. While we're there, we're hoping to spend a day exploring Laurel, Mississippi, the hometown of Erin and Ben Napier from HGTV's Home Town. It's a place I've wanted to visit for quite a while.

What I'm looking forward to most, though, is spending time with family. One of our grandsons has a birthday coming up, and it'll be nice to slow down for a few days and enjoy making some memories together.

After Louisiana, we'll head back toward Georgia so we can leave Big Bertha at Three Way Campers for the repairs she's been patiently waiting on. Those broken windows from our Washington, D.C. trip are finally getting replaced. We've been told the repairs should take about a week, but if you've owned an RV for any length of time, you know that "about a week" can sometimes have a very different meaning. 🤞

While Big Bertha is in the shop, we'll be staying with my mom before getting back on the road.

After that...the adventure really begins.

The plan is to start making our way north before turning west, eventually picking up I-80 as we continue exploring parts of the country we've never seen before. We haven't made any reservations yet because, honestly, we're waiting to see when we actually get our home back. Sometimes the best travel plans are the ones that leave room for a little flexibility.

So now I need your help!

If you have a favorite route north out of Georgia to connect with I-80—or any must-see stops along the way—we'd love to hear your recommendations. Some of our favorite places have come from suggestions made by fellow travelers.

As always, thanks for following along on this journey with us. We can't wait to share the next chapter!

Until next time...

Keep adding memories to your wall.

— Greg & Anna
SeasonedRVers 🚐🐾