4 September 2016
It’s a good thing I made reservations for Lake Livingstone! When I pulled into the park office, there was a sign on the door that said “No Vacancy.” This is a large park and it is packed with picnickers, boaters, bbqers, and people like me in tents, although theirs tend to be a little larger than mine.
I pulled led out of my brother and sister-in-law’s house in Brandon, Ms around 7:40 am and pulled into Lake Livingstone around 3:30 pm. It was mostly four lane all the way and Texas has a speed limit of 75 mph on most four lane roads, which is good or you would never get anywhere.
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The primitive camping area is fairly nice. At least they didn’t put pea gravel down in the tent side like the Smokey Mountains! Also, they anticipate family camping and each primitive spot has two paved parking spots and water. Unfortunately, the mosquitoes are worse than Florida. Instead of me transmitting Zika, I’ll probably bring back the Texas TwoStep disease transmitted by their mosquitoes.
Tonight’s meal is lasagna with meat sauce. It is probably not as good as Betty’s, not that I would know – she saves that for her boys.
Fred, it was great to see you during your brief Tupelo visit. I know Daddy enjoyed being able to spend time with his old friend. You look great, and I’m so glad you are getting to fulfill this dream of yours. Just wanted to let you know I’m keeping up with your blog, and I’ve shared it with Nan and Carl too. Be safe and have the time of your life! Terry
It was also good to see you again after all these years. Thanks for sharing with Carl and Nan.
Stouffer’s is not as good as Betty’s, but it’s pretty darn good. Costco makes some really big trays, BTW.