Homeward Bound

Even when you are retired, there comes a time when you need to leave the road and go home. We camped in some beautiful sites.

Want to see how bad that tire was? No wonder Paul was worried! I am just thankful all of them are not this bad! The metal was showing like this all around the tire.

I think we are both tired of looking and site seeing, so we did not stop to take any sites in on our way home. It was tempting. We could have gone on a "Billgrimage" , and seen all things Clinton in Arkansas. We could spend another week! But I think once you know you are going home, you just want to make tracks. Wonder what the full timers do? They must relax in between sites and probably do not have the schedule of site seeing I impose upon us! (Just ask any of our kids! I would even wear them out!)

We stayed the night in a rest stop in Arkansas, leaving about 5:30 in the morning. Rest stops in Dallas and Arkansas are nice because you can spend the night. A little noisy, but saves $ and time looking for a spot just to park and sleep.

As we entered Memphis there were clouds and

the sun was just coming up

We're Home :)