We arrived back in Indiana yesterday about 1630 hours. \u00a0We quickly unpacked necessary stuff and sort of collapsed into a lethargic state for the rest of the night. \u00a0I turned on the Routers and Switches. \u00a0Lo and behold it all worked without fiddling. \u00a0I am now blogging on this same infrastructure. \u00a0Considering we left on Monday the 6th of April you might wonder what took so long. \u00a0We usually make the trip in two days.\u00a0The truck was near capacity with weight and space and I was a bit nervous about that fact, arguably correct, as we did have a breakdown along the way.<\/p>\n
Today is a clean up day and so SAM is washing clothes and I unpacked a bit more from the vehicles. \u00a0Most of the rest of the items go into the building down by the lake to be saved for our Fall trip down to the boat. \u00a0We left a lot of items on the boat, however; Things like rope, lines and bulky heavier items.<\/p>\n
Our truck with the camper on it broke down in Knoxville, TN and it took three days to repair it. \u00a0Fortunately, and totally unplanned, my sister was camping nearby so we spent the time with them touring the area that they know very well. We were in Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Cades Cove and the Great Smokies. It was very, very crowded with Spring Break families so we did not cover a lot of territory or very fast. \u00a0Still it was fun to do this. \u00a0My highlight was visiting the Great Smokies Knife Shop in Seiverville. This is an amazing place with a Cabela’s type venue. \u00a0The remainder of the trip from Tennessee to North Eastern Indiana was uneventful. \u00a0SAM & I shared driving of about 2 on and two off. \u00a0Still at the end-of-the-day, I was tired and not a little grumpy.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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