What an adventure! We chose this morning to decamp and move on, thinking we could find a site at Winton Woods for twelve nights. It’s October and it seems the camping season is winding down. Not! In what seems to be a growing trend, Winton is hosting Halloween Nights every weekend in October. So we tried Stone Lick State Park, Miami Whitewater Forest, Big Bone Lick State Park, and a couple others. No one could accommodate us for twelve nights straight. We ended up on Site 42 at Rose Garden Resort near Crittenden KY for four nights then we’ll move to Miami Whitewater for the next eight nights. We definitely gave our campground and mapping apps a workout today. We could not have accomplished this on the run in the days before smartphones!

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