Regrouping

After phone calls & messaging family, and alot of soul searching we decided the next day to make arrangements to fly home & store our trailer & bike.  All of Thursday was spent looking for flights, where we could store our stuff, who could accommodate us, etc.  Thank you Janice from Ocean Breeze for arranging our flights.  We decided to bypass our New York City stay because Boston had direct flights to Vancouver and the KOA in Boston was able to juggle our reservations and let us stay in a site there for our new dates...coming earlier and staying longer.  We left Washington Friday morning and stayed in New York State that night.  Saturday we continued on to Plymouth just outside of Boston.  We were still setting up the trailer when new neighbors pulled in beside us.  They came over to visit because they noticed our B.C. plates.  They too were from BC.  I asked which part of B.C. and they announced Chilliwack!  Too crazy!

Tomorrow we will go to Plymouth Rock and Cape Cod on the motorcycle.  The weather continues to bless us with 30 degree temperatures and sunny skies.  We’ve experienced some intense thunderstorms but they usually happen at night when the humidity goes up.  No humidity predicted for the next few days so hopefully we have a great sightseeing day tomorrow.  Monday we fly home.  Mom’s service is Tuesday, which would have been her 86th birthday.  We will be home until Sunday next week when we will fly back to Boston and try to resume our trip.

Until then.....

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