The whole way up I-65 we kept seeing muscle cars going south on I-65. There must be a show somewhere. Just south of Louisville there was a huge backup going south. Both lanes were backed up for miles. We never could determine what the holdup was. We were just glad we were going north. But it was amazing how many restored cars from the 50's, 60's, and 70's we saw. We stopped at the Indiana Visitor Center, our 12th State, at exit 19 where we picked up brochures. Around 3:30 we arrived in Columbus at Woods & Water Kampground , 8855 S. 200 W., Columbus, IN 47201, 812-342-1619. We set up quickly among some nice old trees and heated up our leftovers from Tumbleweed yesterday (we saw a TV commercial out of Louisville or Indianapolis for Tumbleweed.)
We relaxed and read our brochures, always one of my favorite things to do. I went to the office to mail some postcards and ask about their advertised central modem. No dice--out of order. Likely story! We paid $49.61 for two nights and that was for water and electric only, no sewer. On top of that they charged $2.00/day for A/C (you can tell we're 'up north') and $1.00 per pole to fish in the pond. But the laundry room was cheap, $1.00 for the washers, $.50 for the dryers. So I took up three loads while Bob checked our left front wheel on The Beast. It is making a weird noise. A trip to a Chevy dealer may be in order.
We were done in the laundry by 8:30. Back home we had a snack and crashed. Bob says I torture him by doing the laundry on Movin' day. It's 9:43 p.m. and 76.7 degrees. Apparently we have not gone far enough north yet!