We stayed at the Kentucky Horse Park for a couple of days so that we could visit some of Allan's relatives. We both enjoy the Horse Park and try to go there every year. Then we drove to the hills of Kentucky to work with Campers on Mission at a Christian boarding school. It was so good to see old friends and make new friends, too.
While in Tennessee we visited the old town of Rugby. It is a very quiet town with beautiful scenery nearby.
Finally, arriving in Sweet Home Alabama we decided to stay at Desota State Park and visited several places of interest in the area.
Cloudland Canyon in Georgia was one of the places we visited. The leaves were beautiful there. While driving there we saw the results of tornado damage from last spring. Guntersville State Park in Alabama was hit bad particularly in the camping area.
Allan and I are so happy to be home. We spent a week with our daughter in Alabaster. While there we have met with several friends and had numerous doctor appointments. Our daughter said as we were leaving that she had hardly seen us. It hit me that we are trying to cram too much stuff in too short of time. We need to stay here 3 months rather than two. Unfortunately, it won't work out with our schedule this year, but next year will be different. We have now moved to our daughters in Odenville. Still seeing people and doctors. Allan will be making a trip to Red Bay next week. Katie and I will stay here in Odenville. Katie doesn't know it, but she has a vet appointment, too. She is really enjoying trying to catch the leaves that are falling and watching the neighborhood cats walking through the yard. Maggie, our daughter's dog, comes over to visit her, too.
Must get up early for more tests in the morning. Signing off.
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