• 13.07.09

First, dating the entry the way Europeans do just makes it seem more continental, doesn't it?

Here's what I've discovered while researching RV locations on my portion of the trip:

• My criteria is fairly simple: immediately exclude anything listed as "primitive"
• Googling "luxury" or "premier" parks garners immediate successful results. Why look any further?
• The Grand Canyon seems to be a big honkin' place. Further research required.
• Kristi gets to speak with cool people who say "y'all" at Loretta Lynn's RV Park in Nashville. I've spoken with no one that has a cool accent. Sigh.
• Nic and Kristi suggest having a "primitive" overnight, requiring (I'm sure) the lighting of fire by rubbing sticks together and the cooking of raw meat by shoving it on another stick (that they will have plucked up from the ground, no doubt). I'm absolutely sure this reservation will NOT be made on my 1/3 of the trip planning. (See criteria above)

*As an aside, a strange phenomenon seems to be happening. Every time we go shopping, at least one of us will pick up some fun dress or t-shirt or whatnot and exclaim, "I must get this "for the RV"". Who knew RVing would require such attention to fashion?

Katrina