So we were able to fit two visits to local Florida State Parks in May.

We stayed for a long weekend at Rainbow Springs State Park in Dunnellon. The great thing about this particular park is the proximity to the chilly river water. Water in Florida springs typically averages around 70 to 72 degrees and is very clear. The park offers tubing on the river as well as typical camping and nice spots for RV’s such as ours. A place for a refreshing dip is just a tram-ride away.

A new twist to our travels now include two fluffy white Bichon Frise - Bailey and Jack. Bailey happens to be our daughter’s dog, is about 4 years old and totally attached to Jack. Jack is our puppy (well, he’s actually about 2 years old but still acts like a puppy) and is very fond of Bailey. Unfortunately, Bailey is not a great travel dog - he usually vomits in the car. So, after talking to our vet, he suggested not giving any food or water on a travel day. That sounded a bit extreme to me, so we still give him a little bit of food early in the morning if we are traveling later in the day. So far, no backseat puking.

The dogs are learning the in’s and out’s of RV life. New rules and regulations for RV life is no dogs on furniture. Yep, this is nearly impossible.

My hubby gave our Tiffin a new name and she shall henceforth be known as Marbles. (The previous picture makes sense now, right?).

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