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The Last Legs of our Trip

So we left Oklahoma and arrived in Arkansas and spent the night in North Little Rock.  We had been here last year on the way south.  


We decided to go for dinner in Little Rock.  It was Saturday night of the Easter weekend.  We found a brew pub called the Lost Forty Brewing Company.  Neat place.  Not too many choices for dinner, but it was fine.  We did a beer flight each to check out the different types.


Thought the sign into the washroom was really neat...unique.


This is the spot - in an industrial area, but very close to the Clinton Museum and Park.


So we left Arkansas and entered Tennessee at Memphis...the Mississippi River divides them.  We’re going over the bridge here.


We spent the night in Dickson, Tennessee, about 25 miles or so from Nashville.  So today we finished off Tennessee and also Kentucky.


We crossed the Ohio River - this is the old bridge and new bridge, I guess.  Our GPS didn’t know where we were...so must be pretty new.


And we’re now near Scottsburg, Indiana.

At this dorky little RV place...yabadabadoo!!!!!!


We plan on staying in a hotel tomorrow night near Toledo, Ohio, as it’s supposed to be cool, raining, and windy.  Not too nice to be out.  And then home on Wednesday!  Yippeee!!!






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