Exhausted and grateful for a safe arrival, we opened the living room and bedroom slide-outs, lit soft lights and a candle, nestled into the sofa, and toasted our lovely new home. It’s warm, comfy and inviting. It has enough space for our needs. And the bed, though a short queen (an inch shorter than David’s height of 6’4”), is comfy too. The Kansas wind whistled and blew throughout the night, and when it rained on the RV roof, the sound reminded me of sleet.
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It’s so nice to read a travel blog by a great travel writer. Wind and rain outside, candles and wine inside? Ahhh. Hope I’m not intruding on your privacy, but I almost feel as if I were there.