Ohio to Massachusetts

Well, I'm going to do a quick update for you.  We had a little family time in Ohio and saw Chloe as Oogie Boogie in the Nightmare before Christmas performance.  She was awesome!  We spent a few days back on Ruckle St. while getting some maintenance done on Serenity.  We ate at Big Mikes and beat the Julian's at cards then headed to Goshen IN for RV Bootcamp.  Ron will fill you in on those details.  Suffice to say it was very well worth it and we learned some great, life saving, tips.  My plug for all of you who RV or plan to, make sure you have good CO detectors in the right locations and the same for fire detectors and extinguishers--your lives depend on it!  Check out Macthefireguy.com.

We left Goshen and spent a night at Geneva State Park in NE OH.  We were so close to Niagara Falls that we decided to make a side trip and take in this beautiful wonder.  I couldn't believe how over the top touristy it had become on the American side.  We didn't have time to do the Canadian side--next time.  We left there and boondocked at Cracker Barrel because we were hungry and it was late!

Heading across NY, Ron chose to take the road less traveled, and I'm so glad he did.  Not only were the roads much better (shame on the turnpike for taking money and not keeping the roads mended), it was so pretty.  We made it to Cooperstown NY and stayed at Hartwick Highlands CG.  It was very nice.  Didn't make it to the Baseball Hall of Fame, but Ron did go to the Ommegange Brewery, had a tour and bought the cap!  Yay!

Next day we made it into MA and boondocked on Rt 9 near Dalton, MA.  Pretty little Reststop.  Finally the next morning, bright and early, we made it to Littleton, MA.  We are staying for a week at the Minuteman CG and it is super--tall pines, landscaped beautifully, good amenities.  Ron will start his Adventure Cycling Leadership workshop on Monday.  I'm sure he'll have some great stories to tell.  For me, I plan to relax, do some laundry, and hopefully start on our TOSRV T-shirt quilt.  I think we might need it in Maine!