In sixty days we will be on the road again…our last day at Lake Huron Resort is October 25th. And it seems to be closing in so fast, and it doesn’t feel like we have been here over four months already but we pulled in on April 22nd to the Resort…we have never stayed in place this long over four months already.

And this last month has been a busy one with many visitors, family and friends, it has made the time seem to just disappear, which is good and bad.

I have been terrible about posting and keeping everyone updated with what is going on and what is in the near future so this is just a short update as to the what and where as it stands today. And I have about half a dozen posts almost done so there should be a bunch in the next couple of weeks…I hope. There has been so much to tell and so much happening I just can’t seem to get a whole blog done before I’m starting another one…Miss Laurie would tell me that’s a time management issue…just saying

We will be leaving Lake Huron and heading to the Niagara Area, and if we can make it fit a stop in Woodstock to visit family it would be wonderful. A few repairs to the coach and the Sport-Trac at Gino’s in St.Catharines before we head across the boarder in early November.

Depending on the weather we are hoping to get a visit in with Butch and Betty in Ohio as we pass through. and then a leisurely drive across the country to Arizona and hopefully a December visit in Why Arizona where we started to build our “RV Family” just two years ago, although booking has been an issue, January and February will be spent some where in the Desert between Yuma and Lake Havasu mainly on BLM land with a Quartzsite stop in Mid January and March finding us in Nevada and preparing for the journey back to Canada mid April.

Well imagine that a day off and we are on the beach, not sure this beach has a name. Richard told me about this beach, it is one that the locals frequent, it is mainly sand and we were able to drive right down to the beach, it’s Monday afternoon so there are only about a dozen people in sight, but the day is warm and feels quite humid, so the breeze off Lake Huron is refreshing.

Of course one can not go to the beach without some refreshments, Miss Laurie has headed off in search of some beach glass and I’m just trying to stay refreshed, while listening to the waves lap on the beach. Lake Huron is calm today, and I think this could be called one of those hot, hazy, humid, days of the summer at 26 or 84 degrees, I think it qualifies. And with the humidity it feels like 31 or 92 degrees which makes it one of the warmest days that we have experienced this summer, nothing like the folks in Niagara area have experienced with temperatures in the thirties and feeling like forty with the humidity, not missing that so much…just saying.

It is almost crazy to think the Summer is nearly over, but Labour Day is closing in fast at at that point our park will fall back into the slowed down pace of just a few retired folk, the grand kids will be back in school and we have been told that the park will be back to the quiet peaceful park that we first enjoyed. We have done very little exploring this year, and have decided not to look for any work camping positions this winter, but instead just enjoy some down time to catch up with friends and make some new ones.

Well Miss Laurie said this beach is a bust for beach glass, and with the breeze is picking up, and the peace and tranquility has been shattered by a jet ski, I know they must be fun to skip around on the water but they are just so noisy compared to a boat. That is one of the things we have enjoyed about Lake Huron, has been the quiet, it’s unlike Lake Ontario or Erie with the crazy boat traffic or even worse Florida. So when we got here we were amazed at the peacefulness and to see a boat was unusual we quickly started to enjoy the quiet and being to hear the surf. So as we pack up to head back to the park this is a beach that we will return to I’m sure.

Just to update the beach name is Zion Beach…