... and we get 3 inches of snow first thing today. At least it covers up the old melting, dirty snow.
Knowing that the temperatures would be rising throughout the day I cleaned off the deck in case it took until tomorrow to melt the fresh stuff. No way was this to deter us on our plans for the day. RV and campground show at the Augusta Civic Center.
We had a great time looking around, particularly at several models we liked a lot though the Air Stream shown in the picture would be way out of any price range we have in mind, $63,000.00. Where's that lottery ticket?!? We then left to visit a couple of the local shopping plazas, I was able to check out a Barnes and Noble for my first time and picked up Joel Shepherd's "Breakaway", the second novel in the Cassandra
Kresnov trilogy. Also, there were a couple of B&N's e-readers, the Nook available to try out. Meanwhile Carol had gone to the neighboring Michael's to stock up on cross stitching supplies. The next stop included another craft supplier and I picked up a couple of dog items next door.
After working up an appetite we stopped at long-time Augusta lunch icon
Bolley's Famous Franks and both of us consumed a sandwich basket of which mine was a
hotdog, fries and coleslaw. Carol went with the haddock sandwich. We then finished our travels with a long ride south along the west side of the
Kennebec River to Bath then picked up Route 1 to
Yarmouth and thereafter home. Oh, all the new snow was gone by the time we arrived home.
Knowing that the temperatures would be rising throughout the day I cleaned off the deck in case it took until tomorrow to melt the fresh stuff. No way was this to deter us on our plans for the day. RV and campground show at the Augusta Civic Center.
We had a great time looking around, particularly at several models we liked a lot though the Air Stream shown in the picture would be way out of any price range we have in mind, $63,000.00. Where's that lottery ticket?!? We then left to visit a couple of the local shopping plazas, I was able to check out a Barnes and Noble for my first time and picked up Joel Shepherd's "Breakaway", the second novel in the Cassandra Kresnov trilogy. Also, there were a couple of B&N's e-readers, the Nook available to try out. Meanwhile Carol had gone to the neighboring Michael's to stock up on cross stitching supplies. The next stop included another craft supplier and I picked up a couple of dog items next door.
After working up an appetite we stopped at long-time Augusta lunch icon Bolley's Famous Franks and both of us consumed a sandwich basket of which mine was a hotdog, fries and coleslaw. Carol went with the haddock sandwich. We then finished our travels with a long ride south along the west side of the Kennebec River to Bath then picked up Route 1 to Yarmouth and thereafter home. Oh, all the new snow was gone by the time we arrived home.
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