Even though it is the weekend here at the park, only about
1/3 of the sites are occupied.
The
weather forecast for Sat. and Sun probably kept attendance low.
The Thursday forecast called for a messy
weekend but by Friday evening it had been revised for the better.
The rain called for most of Sat. and Sun was
now reduced to late Sat night and the early hours of Sunday morning.
We had about ten cancellations before the
revised forecast.
Today (Sat.) only one
camper is still scheduled to arrive today.
We have four campers checking out by 1:00 PM.
Our visitors from Iowa will be leaving today in their
Georgetown Class A motor home. Judy and I did have the chance to talk with them
during their stay.
Mr. & Mrs. Ebert
have been on the road for the past fourteen years.
They have taken advantage of the some of the
nearby sights during their stay.
They
were disappointed that the Roosevelt golf course in Warm Springs was closed. I
didn’t think too much about them playing golf at the time. I later learned that
Mr. Ebert was 84. I am not sure of Mrs. Ebert’s age but she is a senior
citizen. They recently purchased a condo as their exit plan.
I just waved goodbye to them as they headed
out of the park headed to their next destination.
The Ebert's from Iowa
The day turned out to be a pretty good day weather
wise.
I am sure those who canceled wish
they could rethink that decision. Judy and I are having an easy day.
She is reading her kindle and doing some
things at the RV.
When she is over at
the office I have been over at the rig working on organizing the basement.
We have been taking turns riding the golf
cart through the park. We have to stay open until ten PM like last night.
We had a visitor leave 15 minutes late last
night so I had to go unlock the gate.
I
think in the future I will tell them to go to the gate and I will be there as
soon as I finish the nightly closeout.
Maybe if they have to wait on me at the gate for 15-20 minutes they will
get the idea to leave on time.
Thanks for stopping by.
Next blog: Monday PM
In ref to FL next year, if you dont mind a steep price (to us anyway) and a small lot, the Low Key Hide-a-Way in Ceder key is great. Right on the water and your hosts were fulltime RVers before they settled down.
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