Bittersweet Journey

Road Trip


Today we hitched up Gigi for our final journey together. It’s been a glorious four years as we have traveled these forty-eight contiguous states with her. She’s facilitated so many adventures and the opportunity to make so many friends. It’s been with a degree of sadness that we have removed our US map and stickers from her exterior, taken down the family pictures from the interior, emptied her drawers and cupboards, and cleaned and readied her to be able to welcome her new owners in to an opportunity to travel and experience the wonders that we’ve experienced with Gigi. We’ll make our way north along I-75 through Cincinnati today and tomorrow morning arrive at Haydocy RV in Columbus.

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  1. Debi Ford
    Debi Ford on May 28, 2017 at 10:19 am

    Well done, Gigi, the next family to enjoy you will be lucky indeed!

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