So Mom and I felt the need to hit the road again. After last summer's trip to the UK so I could have my appendix out, we decided to stay in the continental US. We figured it would be safe, since I don't have any extraneous body parts to lose, right? And even if something did happen, we'd be close to medical staff who, while still having an accent, I could understand their speech!
On Saturday, April 21st, we packed up the Rav-4 and hit the road. Well, ok, first we had to stop by CVS for snacks, and McDonalds for iced tea for me, and the Donut Bank for coffee and a donut for Mom, and then in Henderson for gas. But THEN we were off.
The itenerary for this trip was to travel to Charleston, South Carolina, with that trip being broken up into two days because Mom (and, well, probably me, too) would get too tired if we did it all in one day. We would spend three nights (four days) in Charleston, then travel to Savannah, Georgia and stay for two nights until heading back (again, taking two days.)
Duncan would stay in the condo, taking care of the kids and taking his finals.
The trip to Charleston was non-eventful, we spent the night at Dandridge, Tennessee and then the next morning, drove through the foggy mountains, arriving in Charleston late in the afternoon, ready for an enjoyable time in Charleston.
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