Time to head out with the RV again. I picked Serendipity up on Tuesday morning hoping to get her loaded before the rain hit. We have been having a lot of rain, at least a lot for us. I even got the car hooked up in advance by backing the car up to the garage and then backing the RV up to it. That way I don't have to do it before I can leave. Dave went out for a motorcycle ride while I packed up. I have learned to pack less which means less to load and then unload when I come home. I try to keep the basics in the RV all the time so I just need clothes and food and some electronics.
I figured I would be driving out to Ingram in the morning in the rain but I lucked out there too. The rain held off. Since the RV is parked on a slant in the driveway, I don't start the fridge.....too hard on it. So I just took a few things out of the house fridge and freezer and loaded them in with some frozen water bottles the morning I left. I figured the fridge would be cooled down by late afternoon and I would just make a Walmart run in Kerrville rather than before I went.
The Texas Ramblin' Roses are having a rally at the Johnson Creek RV Resort in Ingram Texas only about 90 minutes from my house.
There is also some wildlife around here. I don't think this fawn could be more than a couple of days old. My neighbor saw him earlier curled up in a little ball. I guess he got bored waiting for his Mom to come back.
That was a big mistake. He wobbled over to the fence where the horses are. First he managed to get stuck halfway through the fence. The fawn and the horse on the left were nuzzling noses while that was going on. Then the horse on the right came over to check things out. He was a real stinker. The fawn got through the fence finally and then the black horse was chasing him from tree to tree pawing at him. I heard afterwards that the fawn got stuck inside a little fence around one of the small pecan trees. The owners rescued him and he met up with the deer herd later on. That could have ended badly.That is a pretty good overview of the park. I guess I forgot to take photos of the RV sites. Most are pull-throughs with the side and back row being back ins. Those overlook the horse pasture so they have a great view. The sites are not huge but a decent size with full hookups. I saved the photos of our rally room for another post.
That is an amazing park. The horses would make it a must stop for me.
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