Come On Mother Nature

The morning stared out promising - bright and sunny.  However, by 9 a.m. the overcast and sprinkles returned making this another day of sightseeing and errands.  We made another stop at Paradise Hill Farm to replenish fruits and veggies – we are really going through this stuff – but I can’t complain, I’ve always liked veggies and my weight is down.

Next it was off to Dunkin Donuts.  The chill and damp are starting to get in our bones and a couple of hot chocolates will help chase that away.  Lori talked me into trying an Almond Joy hot chocolate.  I get skeptical because she really liked the salted caramel hot chocolate at Dunk and I was not a fan.  It seemed to take a week before I could get that evil taste out of my mouth!  This time she was right!  Dunkin Donuts hot chocolate rates below average for me but, an Almond Joy spritzer in it and it wasn’t bad.  Always pays to try new things!

From Dunk we headed to the Head of Westport.  This is actually where the Westport River begins.  There is nice access to the river and it is a primary destination for launching kayaks and paddle boards.  There is actually a kayak / paddle board rental business here along with a small country store across the street.

Because the chill and damp was starting to get to us again we decided to take a driving tour of homes throughout town.  This didn’t last too long as we are both getting tired of being in the Ram and know we have long stretches on Friday and Saturday.  So it was back to the campground to take advantage of some idle time to start getting things packed up or getting them organized to go back into their place.

Tomorrow and Wednesday are supposed to be rainy so we are planning laundry and a visit with the grand-kids on Wednesday – provided we can survive Tuesday’s rain!