End of the road

Dear Readers, we are happy to report that we have safely arrived in Boston after 5 days of driving, 9 stops for diesel, 7 deep-fried meals, 6 wi-fi-stops, 3 buffets, and only 2 truck-scrapes (the second one was a stop sign in the depths of Roslindale).

The last two days did feature a few attractions that we thought we should share. The first was the Flintstone House--a private residence situated on a long, curvy road outside Concord, OH. Hint: Do not attempt the road with anything larger than a 22'. We feel lucky to have escaped unscathed in our 26-footer.



In Austinburg, OH, near the Pennsylvania line, we saw a "Large Rocking Chair."



We made it to Aunt Elsie's by 7:15pm, ate dinner, slept blissfully, knowing that Sunday would be our last day on the road. Rebecca had a hard time releasing her driving grip, however...



On the way down Highway 12 in upstate NY, we toured the new wind farms of Lowville. Apparently all this power makes its way hundreds of miles down to NYC.



Finally, this roadside attraction, while blurry, was one of the BEST ones we saw along the way!



So, we made it. Many thanks to all the friends and family who supported us with food, wine, showers, and shelter throughout the entire trip. We all learned lots of new things both inside and outside the cab of the Penske. And despite the many notices we read on the backs of semis looking for new drivers, I think we're all quite happy staying right where we are... for now.