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Loaded, Kitchen sink and all we left the freezing weather and headed south. Now trying to avoid the sunburns.

Daytona International Speedway as viewed from the Barth.


Our campsite for the past 3 days.

Heading out in the AM for Blue Spring State Park in DeLand for a few days.


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Sweet!


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How did you like Blue Springs? We had mixed feelings. If you really want to see manatees this is the place, but don't expect to swim or interact with them. I suppose even a cow is exciting to someone who has never seen one. The hiking trail was a dusty 2 tracker that led nowhere. The trail to the spring is nice, but not very long. And canoeing is not allowed in the spring area, only the river, and not very enjoyable to those of us spoiled by Hillsborough. We won't go back, but I wouldn't discourage anyone from stopping there if you're in that area.


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Danny, I have been to Blue Springs a few times over the years. Have never stayed in the campground till now. Had a nice site, Boating on the river was great, would like to have had another day or two there.

Site at Blue Spring State Park.


Redneck pontoon boating on St. Johns River.


1986 31' Regal -1976 Class C
454/T400 P30 -350/T400 G30
twin cntr beds - 21' rear bath
 
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Salt Springs is nice. We have been here for over a week and will be here for a few more days. Went thru DeLand twice yesterday to go watch a rocket launch that didn't happen. Frowner Stopped on the way back for an early breakfast at IHop.
 
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Shadow, would love to see a pic of your bus. I have one taken many years ago somewhere out West.
Jim


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Thumbs Up love that pontoon!!!


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I also really like the "pontoon" boat. Just goes to show what our Barth people can invent.


Mary

Don't mess with us old folks, we don't get old by being stupid!
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After the stay at Blue Spring SP we headed up A1A on the East Coast. Nice drive up to Jacksonville.

Shore between St. Augustine and Jacksonville,


From Fla. to Durhamtown Plantation MX and Offroad park. 30 Mile SE off Athens GA.

Matthew at Durhamtown MX track


Nice drive thru Georgia over to Ashville. Had Tickets for the Bristol race. Decided not to wait out the rain delay. Fighting headwinds and snow made it home safe. Longest trip we have made in the Regal. Just over 2300 miles.


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454/T400 P30 -350/T400 G30
twin cntr beds - 21' rear bath
 
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Jim, we have slow internet here, sometimes none, when we get to a better area i will send a few pics to you. Not good at posting pics online.
 
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Thanks. If you want and it's easier, you could send them to my email address listed on my profile. Enjoy your trip.
Jim


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8411 3172 29FP3B
Gear Vendor 6 Speed Tranny
 
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Even better, we may be in Chattanooga around the middle of April to have some work done on the bus. Might be able to swing by and meet you after we are done. Smiler
 
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