Podding through the South

Sounds like a fun trip.  We were supposed to be taking the pod to Anastasia SP in February but my brother rented a condo near Marathon key so we'll be heading there instead.  

Our goal, living in Florida, is one outing a month, and so far we have stuck to that goal.

I heard once, on TV, that a dog traveling in a car with its nose sticking out has a smorgasbord of smells.  Getting your dogs out to strange places, strange for them at least, is the best medicine there is.  Spring was in the air for him!

Terry  

We started RVing after I retired. We bought a class C and drove across the country. Then we decided to go small and bought a second hand Chalet Alpine, a fold up aFrame camper, we loved it. But then we wanted to go out west again and decided we needed something bigger, so we sold the fold up and bought a 28 foot Wilderness camper trailer. That was something to haul! But it gave us space. When we got home, we sold the big trailer and went to the RPod. Yes it is smaller and a challenge, but it has all the space we need for our planned short camping trips of no more than a week. We own two pugs and they sleep in a crate at night, so it can be pretty tight in the RPod .   I can't imagine traveling with three large dogs., truly a challenge. Glad you are enjoying your trip, stay safe.

Sounds like you're having a blast.  Thanks for the campground info.  We're heading to St Augustine in February and will check out the state park. 

Three dogs.  We find our one golden more than enough to handle.  She's 11 and like your dog, RVing has put a spring in her step.

Going from an R-pod to a 25 footer.  That's a heck of jump in size.  We've only had our pod for 3+ months now and Linda is already looking 'longingly' at bigger RVs.