Wrapping Up Fox Lake

Continuing our Journey to the FRVA Rally in Gillette Wyoming 

Our Journey yesterday (June 26), took us on US 12 to I-90 and then onto I-94, where we landed at the Northern Wisconsin State Fairgrounds. 

Our travel was easy and uneventful which is what we like. We have been ramping up our speed to 65Mph, little higher then normal. This is our house and has valuable items inside like Dakota and Tilly. One accident is all it takes. I know many of our friends think it is safe to travel at 70 or even at 75 Mph. 

Our arrival was met with warm and friendship from the Fair Grounds, and we setup with full hookups if needed.

Wrapping Up Our Stay at Fox Lake

Wednesday marked our final day together as a family at the Lake House. The morning began early as Brandon headed off to football practice before making his way to his mother’s place, catching a flight out to the East Coast.

The rest of the house was a flurry of activity. Dana and Tom tackled house cleaning and packing. Meanwhile, the younger crew—Ryan, Aubrie, and Gavin—kept themselves busy with games (though we’ll give them the benefit of the doubt that they may have done a bit of packing too).

Susan stayed inside helping where she could, and I did my part by staying out of the way. Later, she and I teamed up to handle the outdoor cleanup and get things ready for our early departure on Thursday.

We truly enjoyed our time here at the Lake House, and we’re especially grateful for the warm hospitality from Dana and Tom. Their kindness and generosity made our visit all the more special. Especially the 50amp installation. 

Sadly our case of wine did not arrive in time for us, but Dana and Tome will make good use of it. (Actually we planned it this way).

Capt. Steve a 1953 Sears and Roebuck House Kit, the first 2 photos.

Grandpa and Ryan discussing play on Swoop

Susan wrapping up the paint removal on the staircase

The only problem? Lola! Yes Lola, would take over Dakota's bed and Dakota be left without.

Safe Travels and Journeys

DaGirls Rv, AkA Gus Da Bus

Susan, Tilly, Dakota and me