Home

Since the car was already hooked up, it didn't take long to get on the road.  We pulled out of the campground at 8:15 headed west and Decatur, Illinois.  We drove steady having no trouble through Columbus and Indianapolis.

This was our last camp site.  Unusual for a KOA to have tall trees at the sites.  

A quick picture of the capitol building in Columbus, Ohio.

I missed this picture on the way out but I was quicker as we left Ohio.

This may look like every other "Welcome to Illinois" sign but the difference is that I took it headed west instead of east.

The big reunion.  Keegan was so happy that Hunter was home.

We pulled into our driveway a 3:00 p.m.  I quickly unpacked so that we could pick-up Sandy from the kennel.  She was very excited to see us again.  We drove the motorhome 1,785 miles and the car  855 miles. We must have walked about 50 miles each day. Thanks to Jason we were able to hook up the car without any problems.  The motorhome performed well although we were so busy, we didn't spend much time in it.

It was a good trip.  We visited all three of the 911 sites and saw several of the major historical sites in Washington, D.C.  We enjoyed Hunter's company and hope that he had a good time.  He and papaw played several games of chess.  I think each won the same amount of games.  The weather cooperated.  We had a couple of days that were overcast but no rain to bother us.  The temperatures were great until we got home.  Temperatures here for the week will be in the 90's.  It's summertime!