We emptied the black and gray tanks and toped off the propane. It’s hard to believe we used almost 8 gallons of propane in three days. It’s been so cold the furnace has been running almost continuously. 

Well we said our goodbyes and got underway about 11:00 AM, two hours later than we intended. We weren’t really worried about getting an early start; it’s only about a three hour trip to Savannah.

Or that is, it’s normally only about three hours.

We discovered a temporal anomaly that exists in Cracker Barrel Restaurants on Sundays after church. It can take over two hours to get breakfast when this situation occurs.

We would still have made it to our campground in Savannah before dark except… a two hour traffic jam on I 95 near Walterboro, SC. It turns out there was a crash on the north bound side that required a medevac helicopter and two more crashes on the south bound side from rubbernecking.

We finally got to Skidaway State Park in Savannah about 6:30 PM. The office was closed so we drove around the campground in the dark and pulled into an empty campsite. We will check in at the office in the morning and see if we can stay where we are.

                                                                            

We finally got south of South Carolina and a new sticker!