It's official - we're Tennessee residents! Shortly after I finished my earlier post, Joey finally appeared. Apparently I had given him the wrong directions (I got them from the website, which I suppose I shouldn't have trusted after the documentation issue) so he drove around for an hour and a half before actually finding the station. Then it was just a matter of waiting while the middle-of-nowhere, Tennessee-tri-state-area folks took their time processing everyone. After he got back it was my turn. Two hours later, we were on the road again.
Our drive today was pretty easy. We're staying in Harrisonburg, VA tonight, which is about 2 hours east of DC.
We stopped along the way at the "Natural Bridge" and were going to take the dogs on the trail (it was allowed) but it cost $18 a person and we decided that you should have to pay $36 to see a natural rock formation and that if we were going to pay that much we'd rather do so when we didn't have to worry about the dogs. So we climbed back in the car and here we are at our hotel for the night.
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| Add this to the weird category. See the person? Up close it looks like he's hanging himself. Joey and I both stood there, dumbfounded, until we realized that we had really been found dumb - he was made of wax. |
Joey's out picking up pizza - I figured since it was the last night of our trip and eating like crap (I had a Hardee's Little Thickburger and curly fries for lunch and Gobstoppers for dessert), we might as well cap it off with pizza. Tomorrow after getting everything out of the cars, I'm heading to Whole Foods and cooking dinner. I can't wait!
