As we continued south along I-95, we were passed by a stream of RVs--most bigger, some much, much bigger. At one rest stop, an RV from Maine parked beside us. They must have just left because they still had a foot of snow on their roof. Of course, it's so cold the snow hadn't melted yet. Last night, we pulled into a rest stop where several large trucks were parked for the night as well as some RVs. Most were large and had their curtains pulled and generators running. It seemed strange to me but they looked snug. The rest stop was open all night with handy restrooms and vending machines. Never know when the urge for Cheez-Its might strike.
Monday, January 11, 2010
A Parade of RVs
As we continued south along I-95, we were passed by a stream of RVs--most bigger, some much, much bigger. At one rest stop, an RV from Maine parked beside us. They must have just left because they still had a foot of snow on their roof. Of course, it's so cold the snow hadn't melted yet. Last night, we pulled into a rest stop where several large trucks were parked for the night as well as some RVs. Most were large and had their curtains pulled and generators running. It seemed strange to me but they looked snug. The rest stop was open all night with handy restrooms and vending machines. Never know when the urge for Cheez-Its might strike.
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