Enid Lake Dam
We enjoyed our morning coffee overlooking Enid Lake, then traveled 272 miles north to the Trail of Tears Campground (site 5) in Jackson, Missouri. Our campsite is overlooking the mighty Mississippi River.
We felt a hint of fall in the air and heard the rustle of the Maple leaves blowing in the wind. Awwh!
We watched several barges pass by, a few small boats, and one really fast train. The only downside is, the train track is right outside our back door, but we knew that coming in.
From the camper window
Fernykat came outside and gave a short approval, then the rain rushed her in. (She hates to get her hair wet). After the rain Lauren and I took a stroll, sat outside for a bit, and decided it was cool enough to either get a a light jacket or go in. We just couldn't pull out the jackets, so we went in.
It is so nice listening to the crickets as I type. Just wondering when will the next train come!!
The Pictures:
It looks like an awesome relaxing day. Safe travels to y'all. It is raining in Varnado right now. Have a good one.
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