We pulled up to our new location after a couple days of leisurely driving from North Carolina. Despite the lousy rain that one day, we had a pleasant scenic drive and spent the previous night at Twin Grove Campground near Hershey Pa. This campground was quite the place. Wide open spaces, large pool with huge slides, a restaurant, an amphitheater, large playground, a small train ride thru the grounds and close to Hershey and all of it's attractions. It would be a good base for exploring the area. There were also small log cabins for rent. At 2:30 am, I was awakened by loud teens using typical gross teen language and being roudy and annoying. At 8 the next morning, I wanted to go beat on the doors of their cabins and return the wake-up call favor.
We took our time and arrived at our destination about 5 pm. It was the boys last day of school and they were very excited about our arrival. We will hang around here until Monday when we take them up to Massachusetts with us for a few days. Meanwhile, Jon found this picture in the archives of Mason at the wheel of our new Itasca Suncruiser about 6 years ago.
The boys have been read to since they were tiny infants. Every night , 9 years for Andy and 6 years for Mason. As a grandmother, this is such a special time to spend with them. I felt they were old enough to begin the Harry Potter series. I read the first book to the Colorado kids many years ago and Becca still remembers that.
Of course, we had to read in the "Raven"......we cuddled on the couch (in the shade of the case of "3 buck Chuck wine") and read 2 chapters. They made me promise we could read some more in the morning.
Sounds like life in The Raven is agreeing with you. Not so sure about that 3-buck chuck though...to each his own. But then, I'm perfectly happy with 9.99 chardonnay.
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