Indian River Sunset

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After brunch with Gary today, we hitched Eric the Red up to our Gypsy Wagon and headed into the East. We phoned ahead to make reservations at Wickham Park and discovered they had no vacancy. Time for a change of plans. Checked the Woodalls app and a few other resources and found a little RV park in Cape Canaveral. So we’re here at Carver’s Cove RV Park on the Indian River for a few nights. We walked out to the fishing pier at sunset and enjoyed the dance of lights across the water then walked a while along A1A before settling down in our chairs under our awning with a couple of cups of decaf and our ebooks. The weather ‘s perfect and the evening is quiet.

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