Tarnation, Queeg-Queeg, we are in the midst of a gale! This rest-stop is packed to the gills. The trip so far has been harrowing. 6:30 a.m just out of West Palm Beach a six car pile up in the inside lane right next to me. The darters were passing when they should have been watching. Some ding dong with PVC pipes sticking out of his boat trailer clipped my awning strut and swayed on down the road without a backward glance. Pretty nearly full highway both lanes and lots of construction. The highway was backed up several miles in the Southbound lane outside Port St. Lucie because a Van was on its top. I went through about 10 miles of stop and go because of "congestion from CR 400." There are signs along I-95 that say "Evacuation Route." Very apt because I about did four times!
Hard rain, big bolts of lightning. It is letting up a little. I may chance it. I would like to be in Georgia in time to catch the midnight train.
P.S. the Coastal RV guy was right about the roof needing to be resealed- unless the guy did some picking while he was up there.
Well I am a little calmer now, will try to see if we can make some headway, though the rain drops seem to be getting more intense again...will check the NOAA site.
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