In the north country a blizzard sets in and you have to hunker down for a few days until the snow storm subsides then you venture out to see what can be done about digging out. You are snow bound. In the south country when the heat waves hit and the temperatures are in the 90’s with the humidity is 60 to 80%, you are sun bound. It’s still 90 at 9 p.m. and it’s 80 by 8 a.m. You just stay inside where you have a swamp cooler or air conditioner. This is where I’m at. I stay inside my RV hugging the AC.
I’m leaving the Circle Tour day after tomorrow and fly from Jacksonville to Seattle to attend Hannah’s graduation from University of Puget Sound and release into the world. I’ve spent the last three days camped a Hickinson State Park getting ready for the week long stay in the northwest before returning to the southeast. Time is being used organizing photos to show family and friends in the Skagit Valley and getting the RV ready to mothball for the week I’m gone. Any reason to stay out of the …. (I just read the outside temperature) 95 degrees. I’m for a thermo shock when I arrive in La Conner. Now where did I put my fleece?
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