On Friday, 2/5, we went in to Sebastian to pick up a few groceries. On the way, I realized that we weren't far from The Outrigger, one of our favorite little bars in the area. So we dropped in there for lunch before going to Walmart. They had some of their homemade clam chowder left from the Thursday special, so I had a bowl while Marsha had some kind of a wrap. The chowder was outstanding! We got our groceries and headed back to camp to get into the warm camper.
Saturday, we went to visit my brother, Scot, in Barefoot Bay. After Marsha got the laundry started, we went to lunch at the Pelican Diner. It was good food. We went back to Scot's house and visited while the laundry finished up. We had to go past The Outrigger on the way back to camp, so we figured we might as well stop in for a beer. It rained like crazy and every time we started to leave, it was raining so hard that we decided to have another beer and wait it out. I think it was about midnight when we got back to camp.
On Sunday, we drove to Palm Bay to visit Marsha's cousins, Mary Ann and Marge, and their husbands, Leroy and Tom. We went out for lunch when we got there, then went to Tom and Marge's house to watch the Super Bowl.
Monday, we packed up and headed south by way of Ft. Pierce where we stopped by Oakley Trucking where brother Scott works. He had a big trailer in his bay when we got there. About 60 miles later, we pulled into Highlands Hammock State Park in Sebring.
There is a rally here called a Scamp Camp because most of the campers are Scamps, but there are several other brands here as well. There was a hot dog pot luck on Tuesday evening and plenty of other activities, most of which we'll skip, scheduled fore the rest of the week. The temperatures have barely made it into the 60s, but we're having a good time.
I stuck a few pictures of Scamp campers at the end of the group so you could see what they look like.