[A/S] On the road again

["Lewis A. Lindner" <llindner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I know it's not polite to say "I told you so"... but can I say I'm not surprised? 
And it goes without saying that we are delighted. 

And by the way, I'm a little delayed in responding because we too are on the road, 
on our first prolonged ramble -- from Columbus to Nashville on the 
freeways to get out of the cold, then down the Natchez Trace Parkway.  That was a 
remarkable experience -- over 430 miles without a traffic light or 
stop sign, grade separation, almost no traffic, no commercialism of any sort, 
pleasant and spacious (though not opulent) campgrounds, beautiful 
pines and swamps, real stars -- kind of like having your own private, two-lane 
freeway.  Pavement is just a tad narrow.  At Natchez stayed in the state 
park, even better accomadations than the feds -- the two private campgrounds left 
something to be desired.

From Natchez we crossed to Nacatoches, from where we followed the old King's 
Highway/El Camino Real/Old San Antonio road down to New 
Braunfels, stayed in our own driveway.  Then down to Brownsville, where we are 
staying in a definately over-rated Good Sam's campground.  But 
notwithstanding the limitations of private enterprise, we are having a great time 
-- the dogs love this vagabond life, with new smells nearly every day, 
and share an Atkins diet.  

                                -- Lew & Bobbi, #4239

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