Southeast Florida was experiencing unprecedented rainfall as we drove through the Miami area on our way to the Florida Keys. We arrived at Fiesta Key Resort to find most of the campsites muddy or underwater including ours. We quickly relocated to a dry section of the campground in a fabulous site right on the bay. We have arrived early for a weeklong Newmar gathering of over 50 coaches and many of them will end up parked in the mud.
The sun comes out as our event begins, the campsites gradually dry out and now it’s time to have fun. Over the next several days we get to explore the coral reef, learn about Flagler and the early days of the railway through the Keys, mingle with the “It’s 5 O’clock Somewhere” crowd in Key West and even get an up close tour of the marine wildlife of turtles, dolphins, alligators and fish. The weather is great and the tours are fabulous.
Jeff and Kaynell (friends from the Hoots) are here and we buddy up with them for a lot of the events. In our spare time Jeff and I talk about motorhome stuff and Ellen and Kaynell talk about… well, whatever girls talk about when their husbands are talking about motorhome stuff.
The sun comes out as our event begins, the campsites gradually dry out and now it’s time to have fun. Over the next several days we get to explore the coral reef, learn about Flagler and the early days of the railway through the Keys, mingle with the “It’s 5 O’clock Somewhere” crowd in Key West and even get an up close tour of the marine wildlife of turtles, dolphins, alligators and fish. The weather is great and the tours are fabulous.
Jeff and Kaynell (friends from the Hoots) are here and we buddy up with them for a lot of the events. In our spare time Jeff and I talk about motorhome stuff and Ellen and Kaynell talk about… well, whatever girls talk about when their husbands are talking about motorhome stuff.
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