June 22, 2014 - North Bend, OH

Last night, I put a lot of the stuff we had out away to make it easier this morning to make the motorhome travel worthy. I asked George if he had a game plan to get out of the campground after our dramatic entrance. He said yes. Remember stay off the green. So off we went without a hitch, that is until we did stop on the main road out, and hitch the SUV up. On the way out of the main road, I had George stop so I could take a photo of the street sign, which is "It's A Road." Someone had a sense of humor when they named that road. From there we took State Road 127 South, and it is a road that really follows the contours of the land. It was like a rollercoaster. I ended up having to take a motion sickeness pill from it. It reminded me of a road that my Dad referred to as the "back way" to my grandparent's house. We also had to go on a detour, that actually lead us totally around. I have followed detours in NJ, where the signs disappeared, leaving you unsure as to which way to go. We were instructed to arrive before 3 PM as they leave early on Sundays. We arrived with no problems, well almost none, as the generator isn't working.We are now in North Bend, Ohio. Today was an R&R day after arrival, and then we did our laundry in the camp laundramat as opposed to using our "all in one" washer/dryer combo. It is small and the capacity is only two shirts and two shorts. We use it in a pinch. After we came back to the motorhome, we at dinner consisting of grilled steak, augratin potatoes and cucumber salad. The campground, Indian Springs is built partially around a lake. It has gravel and spacious pull throughs as well as back-ins with lake frontage. I like it as there are no large rocks, trees planted to close to the roads, poles, street signs and fences placed in spots that could damage our motorhome. Free WiFi. Good Sam discounted. It was built by a motorhome owner who knows that mishaps can happen easily when moving these huge vehicles.