2 Weeks of Blur...

So much has happened in the past 2 weeks.  We left the Outer Banks 2 weeks ago.  We went back to SC for a quick visit with my Dermatologist to have some additional surgery.  Margins were all fine...so thankful for that!  Dr. Wendy removed the stitches 10 days later...all looks good.  We had a chance to be with our Via de Cristo group and share a couple of hours together.  We talk most every Thursday morning from all parts of the country.  They like to wake us up when we're on Mountain and Pacific time.  :)
We rushed back out to Tunica for a couple of days and the plan was to meet up with friends at Mt View, Arkansas.  I had to go to an ER in Memphis, TN, for problems with my blood pressure.  A few tests revealed nothing and the likely culprit was dehydration.  A call back to my SC doctor resulted in a new prescription for me and I'll follow up with a virtual visit in a couple of weeks.
We met Dwaine and Nancy in Mt. View and stayed 3 nights at an RV park there.  It was very quiet and relaxing.  We enjoyed good food and music.  It was a wonderful time we'll always remember.
A quick trip to Garfield, AR to get our ice cream fix and off to where we are now...Lampe, MO.  It's beautiful here by the lake and the weather has been wet and cool, but we've been able to squeeze in our daily walks.
​I'll post all the pictures in this one blog entry so as to "catch up".

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In line for the long ferry ride back to the mainland.

A quick trip to Costco in Mt. Pleasant, SC, to stock up on paper towels :)

One night at a Cracker Barrel in Adairsville, GA, and we're back in Tunica, MS.

Wendy decided to wander from the established trail and the scenery was worth it.  However, you do have to keep your eyes open...

3 days later we're in Mt View AR,

This was a cool little music store.  I ended up swapping my hard guitar case for a soft case.  It is so much lighter and I have a lot more room in the closet now :)

Dwaine is enjoying Nancy's progress with a dulcimer :)

A much needed rest after a testy walk up a long and steep stairway to the visitor center.  I won't say who suggested we attempt such a climb but I will tell you his initials are....DWAINE! 

It's great to see the young ones jump right in and play.

This was a good group of musicians.  They joined together for this last song and I heard a very good bass voice that I hadn't heard all night, yet there was no-one added.  I looked and looked during the song to see who had the bass voice and could not see him.  I had to ask Wendy.  Well, SHE is the second from the right holding the guitar.  I've never heard a lady sing bass.  She has a wonderful contralto voice and I was stunned :)

Ice cream fix in Garfield, AR.  Believe it or not, I went back for seconds...a much smaller chocolate one.  I had to sample the chocolate to see which one I'll get next time through.  Chocolate it will be! 

Now in Mill Creek COE park in Lampe, Missouri.

A little laundromat humor before we go :)