Yesterday we enjoyed lovely temperatures here in Ocala, FL.
With lovely I mean sunny and warm but not hot, just right and it lured the dogs
and me to sit outside in the semi shade of the big oak tree for a while
watching the squirrels and our surroundings.
It was also Elsa’s 1st
birthday, which meant another hotdog for each of our two rascals to celebrate
the occasion. Instead of a birthday hat
Elsa chose to dress up with a pink bow, a girly thing. By the time the warmed
up hotdogs appeared, Elsa and Reggy were more than ready to devour them and
there was no way of holding them back.
Afterwards Benno and I took them for a walk around the RV Park.
For the last few days we have observed a crew working on the
existing Cable TV for all sites here in the Wandering Oaks RV Park. The
traditional TV cable system had served it’s purpose and now the crew from the Dish
Network installed a satellite dish close to the Management location and fitted associated
electronic parts and boosters for feeding a digital signal into the upgraded
cable system. Every site has a new hookup post; I must say the picture quality
has improved tremendously in addition to all the new channels we are now
enjoying. Hey we now have satellite TV, what a park right :))
This park does not have a website, but is generally booked
out quickly to 90%. The Wandering Oak RV Parks is well kept, has a loyal
clientele and staying here is not killing your budget. So, if any of our
readers are interested, I took a few pictures while walking around the three
lanes between the rows of parked RVs.
There are large grassy areas to the south and east sides of the park and
the north and west sides are adjacent to forest and treed parcels. Although we see and hear the traffic of the
US Hwy 441, there is quite a bit of open area in-between the park and the road.
Ocala offers good shopping for food, 2 Walmart Supercenters, 10 Publix
Supermarkets, 4 Winn Dixie Supermarkets, 2 ALDI Supermarkets, 3 Save-A-Lot
Supermarkets just to name a few. For the boys there is a Northern Tools store,
a Harbor Freight store and a huge Gander Mountain for hunting and outdoor goods,
so that he could get off the couch.
Our site is the second last at the end of this road
This is our site
What a difference a day makes. While I write this the temps outside have
changed dramatically from yesterday.
Overnight we experienced a big storm with severe lightening and thunder
accompanied with torrential rains.
Inside the trailer the pounding of the rain on the roof sounded like a machine
gun on full power and this ruckus lasted for hours. I had to take both doxies
into the bed under the blanket because they were scared. When we all woke up this morning the clock
showed 9:30 a.m. I don’t recall ever
having slept in that late into the morning. Tonight the forecasted temperature
will hit -3C/26F, but next week looks already much better.
Elsa and Reggie knew exactly what those treats were this time out. They are cuties.
ReplyDeleteThe rain on an RV Roof would scare a human that knew what the sound was let alone those poor babies that didn't understand.
Looks like a very nice park.
Like yourselves we've been experiencing many a cold Day and freezing Night here in Arizona.
Be Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
Watching the weather it looks like Florida and Arizona are the warmest places in the U.S. yet they are well below normal as well!
ReplyDeleteBrrr, does sound cold indeed. So far in our travels we haven't reached any temps below 40F but only once at that. If it turns cold, the joke is to turn left. The dogs are beautiful, and they obviously are NOT spoiled at all. :) Our cockapoo, Clemson, has never minded storms so we are very lucky in that regard. Looks like a lovely park. Enjoy!
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