“Into each life some rain must fall.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Adventures with Pepper: Day 28

Earlier in the season, the playground and pool at Front Royal RV Park would have been cheery and bright. In the rainy day I was there, it just looked empty and forlorn. — Photo by Pat Bean
After yesterday’s long, hard drive, I knew I was going to sit this day out at the Front Royal RV Park.
It was a big campground, and it was getting ready to close for the season. Unlike southern RV parks, which stay open all year, more northern ones start closing down as early as mid-September. Except for half a dozen RVs with a permanent look about them, and a couple of late evening drop-ins, I had the park to myself.
It would have been a great opportunity for a couple of long walks to stretch my legs and give my 10-month-old canine traveling companion, Pepper, an opportunity to use up some of her excess of energy.
But it had started raining shortly after I had pulled into the campground, and it didn’t let up the entire day.The short walks Pepper and I took during slack times were with an umbrella for me, and a towel waiting inside of the door of Gypsy Lee to dry off my four-footed friend.
The rest of the time, she and I watched the world behind rain-drop spotted windows.
Book Report: Still stuck. I needed and took a day of rejuvenation yesterday, and wrote not a single word on any of my writing projects, including this blog.
Bean’s Pat: No recommendation from the Wondering Wanderer today either. My list of ones I wanted to give a Bean’s Pat vanished. I think it had something to do with my trying to clean up my computer.
Pat,
Your blog is so encouraging and your RV is exactly the kind I dream of having one day. And both of your pups are the size I will have with me also. I looked thru the blog but could not find your email. Do you accept personal email? I would just like to talk to you about a few personal items if you wouldn’t mind. My email, of course, shows when I post to you. I just think we have a lot in common and would like to send you a note. If not, I understand,
Take care,
Joni