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The temperatures are cooling here in Orlando. After two days of 28c, the high hit 16c. Then of course there was the “wind chill”

Todays outing was to Animal Kingdom. The park was very busy, but we were able to ride on Everest and Kilimanjaro Safaris. The safari had a long lineup, but it was well with it. he giraffes were quite active. They blocked our truck for a good couple of minutes. We saw an number of animals along the way including many birds, lions, and even some ostrich eggs! They were in the same place, and piled the same way as they were 5 years ago, it was amazing :). We then toured the world of the Avatar. Nicely done, but hard to understand if you have not seen the movies.

It’s been a great day here in Orlando. We started in EPCOT. The lines were short and the weather was great. After completing the front of the park we made our way around the world showcase. When we reached the back exit of the park, close to the British display we decided to exit the park and try out the new Skyliner transportation system. It was nice. We travelled throughout the entire system and ended up at Hollywood. The temptation was too great so we disembarked and headed to the new Star Wars world. All I can say was awesome! After a short tour we returned to EPCOT via boat to see the Candlelight Processional and the fireworks.

The weather did not cooperate this year. A major rain storm decided to hit us at 18:00, just as the kids started to arrive. 84 in total, not bad. We usually get around 120.

Our home for the next 3 nights. On our way south from Robert Moses State Park, we made a stop at the Waybury Inn, Vermont. For those who are not TV sitcom watchers, the Waybury Inn was used as the facade for the Stratford Inn on Newhart show, starring of course Professor Proton…I mean Bob Newhart. I remember watching this show religiously.

We are staying at the Kampfires RV Park. There are two nice things about this place. We were in a section of our own, site number C5, and there were no seasonal campers. There is nothing wrong with seasonal campers as long as the campsite has requirements on the amount of “stuff” they can accumulate on their sites….and sometimes the age of their trailer.

Its been a great couple of days days here at Robert Moses. Spent a lot of time visiting the Bevins. We enjoyed every minute. Tomorrow we are heading to Brattleboro, Vermont.

Another great day at the park. i still have not been able to sleep in, so I headed to Potsdam to do a little grocery shopping. I decided I wanted to “beat the rush” so I had breakfast at the Village Diner. Food was good but pricey. When I returned to the Park, the beach was calling me. The water was perfect, warm but cool enough to refresh. Dinner tonight was pizza done of the campfire. That was the first time I remember doing that.